Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury
Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury is a distinguished leader in the fields of record-keeping and holistic health. As Editor-in-Chief of the India Book of Records (IBR), he has played a pivotal role in recognising extraordinary achievements across India since 2006, inspiring individuals to push boundaries in arts, culture, science, and endurance. Under his leadership, the IBR Annual Book documents thousands of records, while annual convocations honour exceptional achievers across the world.
Beyond records, Dr. BRC is a pioneer in holistic nutrition and the creator of the DIP Diet, a plant-based model effective in managing lifestyle diseases. A recipient of the Innovation Award 2024, he has authored 42 books and founded the HIIMS Group of Hospitals & Medical College, promoting preventive healthcare across multiple countries.
Neerja Roy Chowdhury
Neerja Roy Chowdhury (MBA) is the Co-Founder and Managing Editor of India Book of Records, the country’s leading platform for recognising extraordinary achievements and talents across diverse fields.
She is also the author of bestselling books such as Smarter Memory and Recipes for Lifestyle Diseases, which focus on enhancing mental abilities and promoting healthier living through mindful nutrition and practical lifestyle choices.
With a deep interest in wellness and innovation, Neerja developed the popular “Hunza Tea,” inspired by traditional health practices. She is passionate about healthy cooking and lifestyle management and actively works on initiatives that integrate productivity with well-being.
Through her work, she aims to inspire individuals to pursue excellence while maintaining a balanced, healthy lifestyle, encouraging them to translate dedication and passion into meaningful achievements.
Le Tran Truong An
Le Tran Truong An was a Vietnamese media entrepreneur known for his contributions to the field of records, including the establishment of the Vietnam Records Association under the license of the Ministry of Home Affairs. Under his guidance, Vietnam became the first country to launch a monthly magazine for record holders and also laid the foundation for a Record Academy and Museum.