New Delhi, March 7 (TNA) Limca, Coca-Cola India’s homegrown heritage brand, has announced the launch of the 33rd edition of India’s longest-running record and reference book, Limca Book of Records. Continuing its theme of 'India at her Best’, the 2024 edition is a veritable chronicle of the country’s achievements in 2023 and those that have stood steadfast over the years. True to its legacy of pioneering an archive of Indian records, it features a comprehensive collection of feats of extraordinary tenacity, stories of stunning performances and triumphs of never-say-die achievers.

The book puts out the best Indian real-life stories of perseverance, patience, and performances. From a recap of the record-breaking show at the Asian Games 2022 to the highlights of the newly designed Sansad Bhavan, the book celebrates India’s headlining achievements.

Showcasing a diverse set of records ranging from medical marvels to technological breakthroughs, from athletic triumphs to architectural feats, and from a rich literary landscape to community endeavors, the book reflects an inspiring narration of purpose and passion.

The pick of the year, however, is the sports section. The year 2023 particularly witnessed remarkable success marked by the 100-plus medal haul at the Asian Games 2022 in Hangzhou, China. Moreover, Neeraj Chopra's historic gold in the men's javelin throw at the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Budapest earned India a grand spot on the global stage.

In addition, with multifaceted master strokes such as the largest flower carpet; Prabhat Koli – the world’s youngest swimmer to complete the Ocean’s Seven Challenge; the largest all-woman moving pyramid on motorcycles; Aditya-L1 – the country’s first solar probe; and Ganga – India’s first cloned cow, the book is a testament to the best that India witnessed in 2023.

Commenting on the launch, Vatsala Kaul Banerjee, Consulting Editor, Limca Book of Records 2024 said, “The Limca Book of Records is a fascinating chronicle of the ingenuity, talents, and achievements of Indians from all walks of life. For more than 30 years, the book has created a legacy of accomplishments both inspired and inspiring. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our applicants and offer our congratulations to recordholders for pushing boundaries and displaying an exceptional range of achievements that make this book unique and our country proud!” The awe-inspiring stories of grit and glory can be read in the 2024 edition, now available online and at all leading bookstores.

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