Indore Hosts Global World Book Of Records Award Summit With Delegates From 35 Nations

Indore witnessed a significant global gathering as the World Book of Records Award Summit concluded at The Park, Indore.

The event welcomed delegates and distinguished representatives from 35 nations, marking a celebration of outstanding accomplishments and international partnership across a wide range of disciplines.

Santosh Shukla, Advocate at the Supreme Court of India and Founder and Chief Executive Officer of ALMA and World Book of Records, presided over the occasion as Chief Guest. He also serves as Chairman of the South Indian Chamber of Commerce. His address underscored the importance of global acknowledgement, collective progress, and cross-border collaboration.

One of the central moments of the ceremony was the conferment of a special honour upon Virendra Sharma, a five-term Member of Parliament in the United Kingdom and senior figure within the Labour Party, recognising five decades of dedicated service to British public life. He has also served as a Patron of the World Book of Records for ten years.

The summit’s international prominence was further reflected in the attendance of Wilhelm Jezler and Poonam Jezler from Zurich, Switzerland, who serve as Patrons of the World Book of Records.

Notable International Attendees

The programme also featured the presence of notable individuals, including Professor Rajeev Sharma, an international poet; Dil Sagar Katwal of Nepal; and Solicitor Sushil Gaikwad from London.

During the ceremony, several eminent personalities received recognition. These included Padma Vilochan Shukla, IPS, Superintendent of Police (Rail), Indore, Madhya Pradesh; Keerthi Kiran Pujar, IAS, Dharashiv, Maharashtra; and Ashwini Anil Rao Lathkar, Education Officer (Secondary), Zilla Parishad, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra.

The event also honoured ADCP Rajesh Dandotiya and Sanjay Agrawal, Chairperson of Gold Coin Seva Trust, along with other distinguished attendees.

The successful completion of the summit reaffirmed the World Book of Records’ dedication to honouring exceptional contributions globally and fostering cooperation, unity, and excellence among nations.

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