Prominent Philanthropist Dr. Basant Goel, New Delhi, India gets felicitated with Bharat Kirtimaan Alankaran Samman of World Book of Records
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For matchless contribution to promote social work and philanthropy to serve society.
London: Dr. Basant Goel, Prominent Philanthropist, New Delhi, India was felicitated with Bharat Kirtimaan Alankaran Samman of World Book of Records, UK for matchless contribution to promote social work and philanthropy to serve society at the British Parliament, London UK. The certificate of honour was bestowed to Dr. Basant Goel by Joy Morrissey British MP, Shadow Minister of Energy Government of UK, Senior Labour Party Leader and five times British MP Virendra Sharma, Santosh Shukla, President & CEO, World Book of Records, HH Rajrajeshwar Guru Ji, Mahendrasinh Jadeja “Dada” at British Parliament, England along with intellectuals of society. Significantly, he is one of mesmeric personalities in the global scenario. He has been amalgamating social service and success at the age of 8, while most children were engrossed in games and play, he embarked on a journey that shaped his destiny and impacted countless lives. Seated at his grandfather’s medical shop, he delved into the world of medicines, gaining knowledge that would lay the foundation for his future endeavors. Today, he is not just an accomplished entrepreneur but a compassionate philanthropist who has earned the moniker “King of Medicines.”
The award ceremony felicitated 60 personalities with international awards, Nobles of Commonwealth Nations Award and World Book of Records for their outstanding contribution to society. In the ceremony, the British Magazine London Press was released in the gracious presence of hon’ble guests. It was announced that the next World Book of Records program will be held again in the British Parliament in September, promising another round of celebration and acknowledgment for social work heroes worldwide. The ceremony was vibrant. The vote of thanks was given by Corina Sujdea from Romania.