The Endocrine Society of India (ESI) has introduced a new award, the Yuvaratna Awards, for recognizing the best research conducted by recently graduated endocrinologists across the country. This research should be carried out independently and not as part of or as a continuation of work initiated during residency. Two distinct categories were established: one for individuals working in academic institutions and another for those employed in private hospitals. This distinction acknowledges the unique benefits and challenges faced in both settings. This initiative serves as an excellent means to foster and promote research enthusiasm among young endocrinologists. This article elaborates on our firsthand experience as participants in the inaugural session of this award and delves into how it influenced our motivation for further research.