Historic Achievement: Sona College Enters Guinness World Record Books – Global Hand Washing Day 2018

Global Hand Washing Day 2018: A Milestone Achievement

On October 15, 2018, Sona College of Technology proudly entered the Guinness Book of World Records by participating in the largest hand hygiene lesson ever conducted, with an impressive 4,024 participants. This momentous achievement, coinciding with Global Hand Wash Day 2018, underscores our institution’s commitment to public health awareness and community engagement.

Leadership and Recognition

The record-breaking event was made possible through the dedicated participation of Sona College’s Vice Chairman, Mr. Thyagu Valliappa, working in close collaboration with the Salem District Collector, Ms. Rohini R. Bhajibhakare, who organized this landmark initiative.

Institutional Honor

Faculty members and students from Sona College received certificates of appreciation from the Salem district administration for their contribution to this significant public health awareness event. This recognition reflects Sona College’s dedication to fostering not just academic excellence, but also social responsibility and community welfare.

Impact Beyond Records

While setting a world record is a remarkable achievement, the true significance of this event lies in its educational impact. By participating in the world’s largest hand hygiene lesson, Sona College has contributed to spreading awareness about the importance of proper hand washing techniques—a simple yet effective measure to prevent the spread of diseases and promote public health.

A Legacy of Excellence

This Guinness World Record stands as a testament to Sona College of Technology’s spirit of innovation, community engagement, and commitment to creating positive social impact. It adds another distinguished chapter to our institution’s history of achievements and reinforces our position as a leading educational institution with a global outlook.