The India Habitat Centre (IHC) in New​ Delhi has received recognition from the world‌ Book of‍ Records ​(WBR), a London-based ‍international⁤ institution, for its commitment to⁤ environmental responsibility, cultural vibrancy,⁣ and intellectual leadership. ​The award acknowledges IHC’s role as a leading hub⁣ for knowledge, culture, and sustainability.

⁣ According to a statement released by IHC, its hospitality and‍ conference facilities ⁣have⁢ established new industry ⁤standards, while its ​cultural programming consistently attracts high levels of participation. Recent initiatives, including the ‍Bharat Bodh Kendra – dedicated to celebrating India’s ‍civilizational legacy ‍through⁣ resources on art, music, spirituality, history,​ and beliefs ⁢- and educational programs at the Habitat Learning Centre (HLC) are demonstrating notable impact.
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IHC noted the success of its educational programs, with students ​from the HLC securing placements in various industries. Shri Santosh⁤ Shukla, President ⁣& CEO of the World Book of Records, lauded IHC for “seamlessly combining environmental responsibility, cultural vibrancy ‌and intellectual leadership” and​ its contributions to fostering ⁤dialogue and progress on both national ​and global scales.
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About the ​World Book of ‍records

‌ The World Book of⁣ Records (WBR) is an international⁢ organization that catalogues and⁢ authenticates world records ​across a wide range of‍ fields. Established to document and celebrate achievements that inspire excellence and innovation, WBR is powered by Alma (India) and ⁣invites submissions​ from individuals and ⁤institutions worldwide. ⁢WBR distinguishes itself ​from other record-keeping ‌bodies​ by focusing on achievements that demonstrate human potential ⁣and positive impact.

India Habitat⁢ Centre: A ​Multifaceted Institution

The India Habitat ‍Centre, managed by the All ​India ‌Council for‍ Technical Education (AICTE), serves as a premier convention centre,⁢ cultural hub, and learning resource in New Delhi.It hosts a diverse range ⁣of events,including conferences,exhibitions,performances,and workshops. ‌

IHC’s commitment to sustainability is reflected in ⁢its green building design and operational practices. ​The centre actively promotes environmental awareness​ and responsible resource management. ⁣ Its cultural programming showcases both conventional and contemporary art forms,‍ fostering‌ a vibrant cultural landscape.
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The ⁣Habitat Learning ‍Centre (HLC) offers a variety⁣ of skill-development courses and educational programs, catering‍ to‌ students, professionals, and the general public. These⁢ programs aim to enhance knowledge,promote creativity,and empower individuals.