Maximum Travel for Rural Development – Dr. Kamal Taori IAS
Dr. Kamal Taori IAS is featured by IEA Book of World Records for creating a record in the category “Maximum Travel for Rural Development.” The recognition connects measurable travel with sustained engagement focused on rural development.
Quick Record Facts
| Record Holder | Dr. Kamal Taori IAS |
|---|---|
| Record Title | Maximum Travel for Rural Development |
| Category | Rural development / social contribution |
| Recognition | IEA Book of World Records |
Travel Connected to Rural Development
Travel-based social records should be tied to a clear objective and supported by verifiable route or visit information. In a rural-development context, documentation can help show the locations covered and the purpose of the journeys.
Why Social-Impact Records Matter
Records linked to development initiatives can document long-term commitment as well as measurable scale. They can also bring attention to community engagement, awareness programmes and work undertaken across multiple regions.
Evidence for Travel-Based Records
Applicants may need route logs, dated records, photographs, institutional confirmations, travel documents and other evidence that supports both the distance or number of locations and the stated purpose of the record.
IEA Book of World Records Recognition
IEA Book of World Records documents notable achievements across individual, student, institutional, social, cultural, endurance and skill-based categories. If you have completed an exceptional measurable achievement, or are planning a record attempt, contact IEA before the event so the appropriate documentation and verification requirements can be understood.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is recognised for this record?
Dr. Kamal Taori IAS.
What is the record title?
Maximum Travel for Rural Development.
What can support a travel-based record?
Route logs, dates, travel documents, photographs and confirmations from relevant locations can be useful.
Can social-development achievements be proposed to IEA?
Yes. Measurable social-impact achievements can be submitted for review.
Planning a Record Attempt?
Share your proposed record title, participant details, measurable objective, date, venue and evidence plan with IEA Book of World Records. You can also explore IEA updates and record videos through the official social channels below.