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Raipur/Janjgir: Ishika Life Foundation, Chhattisgarh has registered its name in the “London Book of World Records” by participating in the National Sanskrit Festival organized in Pune, Maharashtra. This is an important achievement for the state of Chhattisgarh. In this program, the artists of the Foundation have set an example by showcasing their music, art and cultural talents among 22 different states.

During the program, the Chhattisgarh team presented diverse cultures and languages ​​with a message of unity. The message of cultural unity was given by gathering more than 400 youth in this event. The guidance of cultural head Sagar Rokde has also been important behind this success.

Under the leadership of Ishika Life Foundation founders Gopal Sharma and Pooja Sharma, the youth of Chhattisgarh presented their cultural heritage in this festival. 20 youths from Chhattisgarh participated in this event and achieved this feat.

This achievement was recognized in the London Book of World Records on 25 August 2024 with certification number: LBOWRE4010461. The participating volunteers in this festival included Ashok Banjare, Shankar Lal, Praveen Hansraj, Lucky Farishta Amarpal, Ashish Kumar and many other youths.

This achievement has given a new identity to the cultural heritage of Chhattisgarh at the national level and has created an atmosphere of enthusiasm in the entire state.