Inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta.  Three children of Indonesian National Police (INP) personnel have been named recipients of the prestigious Adhi Makayasa award for 2025, which honors the best graduates of Indonesia’s military academies, including the Military Academy (Akmil), Air Force Academy (AAU), and Police Academy (Akpol).

Alim Bimo Pratowo, a native of Wonogiri, Central Java, was named the best graduate of the Military Academy (Akmil). Born on 2 September 2002, Alim is the son of active police officer Subroto and Erna Sulistyowati Sularso. He completed high school at Taruna Nusantara in Magelang and pursued a degree in Defense Electronics Engineering at the Military Academy. Alim received the Adhi Makayasa for his academic and leadership excellence.

Evan Basith Reswara received the Adhi Makayasa from the Air Force Academy (AAU). Born on 31 August 2003, he graduated with a GPA of 3.65 in Defense Aeronautical Engineering. He is the son of Assistant First Inspector Dwi Agung Nugroho, a Mobile Brigade (Brimob) commander in the Yogyakarta Regional Police, and Irawati. In addition to the Adhi Makayasa, Evan also won the Adi Sakti Wristama award as the best in his academic program and the Sastra Wira Tama Jaya award for his outstanding thesis.

Fathan Putra Rifito, a member of the 57th class of the Adhi Wiratama Battalion at the Police Academy (Akpol), also received the Adhi Makayasa. He is the son of active senior police official Inspector General Dr. Barito Mulyo Ratmono and Hening Fitricia. Fathan was also awarded the Ati Tanggon honor, recognizing his dedication and discipline during his education.

The Adhi Makayasa award is one of the highest recognitions given annually to graduates who demonstrate excellence in academics, physical fitness, leadership, and integrity.

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