Dr. Vijay Kishor Bansal Enters World Book of Records for Social Service

New Delhi [India], May 6: Renowned industrialist and philanthropist Dr. Vijay Kishor Bansal from the city of Taj has been enlisted in the World Book of Records for his contributions to social service. Associated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh for decades, he found his inspiration to work for society. His name entered the record books for distributing 2.5 million food packets during the COVID pandemic.

Born into a merchant family in Agra, Dr. Vijay Kishor Bansal was influenced by his parents’ legacy of service, business, and philanthropy. Continuing the social and religious heritage left by his father, Ram Babu Bansal, became his life’s purpose. He completed his education from Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University and ventured into the business sector early on. Later, he gained recognition as an entrepreneur both nationally and internationally, earning a doctorate from the Times International University, Paris, France.

Dr. Bansal’s deep empathy towards society leads him to engage in social service extensively, especially in North India. His dedication to serving humanity, with a focus on selfless service to individuals, has earned him numerous accolades from prestigious universities and social organizations worldwide.