World Book of Records recognises Vadodara District’s Historic Student Art Exhibition Featuring Over 25,000 Drawings
Gujarat, India : The District Education Officer’s Office, Vadodara, Gujarat, has earned recognition from the World Book of Records, for organising a historic student art exhibition featuring more than 25,000 unique drawings created by school students across Vadodara district. Organised under the Seva Sankalpotsav, the two-day exhibition commenced on 16 October 2026, providing a vibrant platform for young artists to express their creativity, imagination and aspirations for a developed India and a developed Gujarat by 2047.
The exhibition showcased an inspiring collection of student artwork addressing a wide range of socially significant themes, including patriotism, cleanliness, environmental protection, social awareness, holistic development and the vision of a drug-free society. Through their artistic expressions, students communicated powerful messages about civic responsibility, sustainable development and the role of young citizens in shaping the nation’s future.
The initiative was recognised for its significant contribution to promoting artistic excellence, nurturing student talent and encouraging social responsibility in alignment with the national vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 and Viksit Gujarat 2047. On the occasion, the certificate of recognition from the World Book of Records, London, was presented to the District Education Officer, Vadodara, by Divyangkumar Gandhi, Chartered Officer, World Book of Records, along with Mr. Raujji Sir.
The event was graced by several distinguished dignitaries, including Dr. Hemang Joshi, Member of Parliament; Jayprakash Soni, President of BJP, Vadodara City; Anand Patil, District Development Officer, Vadodara; Manhar Desai, Deputy District Development Officer; Rasikbhai Prajapati; Aditya Patel, Deputy Mayor, Vadodara Municipal Corporation; Bhumikaben Solanki, Chairperson of the District Education Committee; Kunal Brahmbhatt, FRC Committee Member, Vadodara; Vipulbhai Bhartiya, Administrative Officer; Navnitbhai Mehta, former Deputy Director; Ketul Maheriya, District Youth Development Officer; Dinesh Kadam, District Sports Officer; and other district officials, representatives of primary and secondary teachers’ associations, and distinguished guests.
Alongside the exhibition, a Navratri Mahotsav was organised on the premises of the District Education Officer’s Office, bringing together teachers, students, parents, education department personnel and school teams for collective devotion and prayers to Maa Amba, adding a spiritual dimension to the celebrations.
