Rakesh K. Shukla to Join World Book of Records Award & Summit 2026 at UK Parliament as Special Guest
London: Eminent social leader and internationally respected personality Rakesh K. Shukla will attend World Book of Records Award & Summit 2026 as a Special Guest on 26 June 2026 at the historic Members’ Dining Room, House of Commons, UK Parliament, Palace of Westminster, London. The grand international gathering is expected to witness the presence of distinguished dignitaries, achievers, diplomats, academicians and eminent personalities from different parts of the world.
Rakesh K. Shukla was formally invited to attend the prestigious World Book of Records Award & Summit 2026 by World Book of Records CEO Santosh Shukla in the gracious presence of Senior Politician Sanjeev Dubey, Advocate Vikram Trivedi, Advocate Archana Shukla, Advocate Uma Shanker Rahul Sharma and Advocate Shakti Tiwari. Rakesh K. Shukla (often referred to as “Prayagputra”) is a distinguished author, socio-political commentator, and expert on the Kumbh Mela based in Prayagraj. He worked as a special advisor to the Government of India during the Kumbh Mela and has been a prominent advocate for preserving the spiritual sanctity of the event.
Rakesh K. Shukla is widely known for his dedication to public service and his continuous efforts towards promoting Indian culture and values on global platforms. A former lawyer associated with the Allahabad High Court, he has actively worked for the upliftment of socially backward communities and has participated in several international social, diplomatic and cultural initiatives. His commitment to social harmony and community development has earned him admiration across various sectors.
World Book of Records is an internationally acclaimed organization that recognizes exceptional achievements, innovation, leadership, social service and cultural excellence worldwide. The organization regularly conducts prestigious award ceremonies and global summits at internationally renowned venues, including the UK Parliament, to honour individuals and institutions making extraordinary contributions to society. The upcoming summit at the House of Commons is expected to further strengthen international cultural and humanitarian relations while celebrating excellence and global achievements under one platform.
