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””’India Book of Records””’ is an annual publication that documents and verifies notable achievements and unique talents across [[India]].<ref name=”ANI2022″ /><ref name=”TOI2021″ /><ref name=”PTI2025″ />The publication recognizes accomplishments across fields such as arts, science, sports, social service, and innovation, and it hosts annual ceremonies to honor record holders.<ref name=”ANI2022″ /><ref name=”TOI2021″ /><ref name=”PTI2025″ /> It is widely cited in Indian media for its official verification process and structured adjudication.<ref name=”ANI2022″ /><ref name=”TOI2021″ /><ref name=”PTI2025″ />

””’India Book of Records””’ is an annual publication that documents and verifies notable achievements and unique talents across [[India]].<ref name=”ANI2022″ /><ref name=”TOI2021″ /><ref name=”PTI2025″ />The publication recognizes accomplishments across fields such as arts, science, sports, social service, and innovation, and it hosts annual ceremonies to honor record holders.<ref name=”ANI2022″ /><ref name=”TOI2021″ /><ref name=”PTI2025″ />

===Board of advisors===

===Board of advisors===


Latest revision as of 19:28, 22 September 2025

Indian record compendium

India Book Of Records
Founded 2006
Founder Vivekananda Babu K
Type Privately held
Purpose Book and periodical publishing
Headquarters Faridabad, Haryana, India
Products Record certification, Publications, Events
Services World Records documentation, Public relations, Marketing, Felicitation ceremonies

Key people

Vivekananda Babu K (Founder Director)
Employees 51-200
Website https://indiabookofrecords.in/

India Book of Records is an annual publication that documents and verifies notable achievements and unique talents across India.[1][2][3]The publication recognizes accomplishments across fields such as arts, science, sports, social service, and innovation, and it hosts annual ceremonies to honor record holders.[1][2][3]

  • Justice B.G. Kolse Patil (Former Chief Justice of Mumbai High Court)
  • Dr.Raj Rup Fulia (Retired IAS & Former Principal Secretary, Govt. of Haryana)
  • Dr. Parveen Kumar (Retd. IAS & Former Director General of Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of Haryana)
  • Dr. Bipin Kumar (President – Vishwa Hindi Parishad)
  • Rakesh Kumar Verma (Blackbelt -6 Degree International Empire, Former Machinist, Military Engineering Services, Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India)
  • Somnath Bharti (Former Law Minister, Government of Delhi)

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