Kota's Eye Donation and Organ Donation Campaign Receives International Recognition in London

Kota - The International Book of Honor Awards, London, celebrated and honored Kota's Dr. Gaur, recognizing his commendable work in the field of eye donation and organ donation campaigns at an international summit held at the "House of Lords" in London. This summit featured over 50 prominent dignitaries, MPs, renowned authors, top intelligence bureau officials, and leading speakers from various countries.

During the Indo-UK Leadership Summit, individuals who exhibited exceptional dedication to humanitarian goals, extraordinary work with the differently-abled, environmental sustainability, and moral leadership were selected after a rigorous three-year selection process. The Shine India Foundation's founder, Dr. Kulwant Gaur, emphasized his unwavering commitment to making a positive impact globally and the critical support from the International Chairman, Jitendra Singh, and the UK chapter's President, Divya Sakool.

Dr. Gaur, in his two-minute speech, highlighted the journey of the eye donation and organ donation campaign, from its inception to its present state. The audience resonated with his enthusiasm, passion, and unwavering commitment to a shared goal.

Notably, Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala, a native of Kota, Rajasthan, commended Dr. Gaur's efforts during the award ceremony.

Dr. Divakar Sakool, the Chairman of the International Book of Honor Awards, emphasized that recognizing service work by the organization at the international level fills them with pride, as it reflects the achievements of India in international service activities.

Jitendra Singh, Secretary of the Rajasthan Association of Scotland, informed that Dr. Kulwant Gaur would be felicitated by various organizations during his upcoming trips to Edinburgh and Manchester in the United Kingdom.

Recipients of the awards expressed their gratitude to the organizers and committed to continuing their efforts to build a better world for everyone. The event served as a poignant reminder that true leadership extends beyond individual accomplishments and reaches the collective progress of humanity.