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 **Telugu Book of Records FAQ**, including background, benefits, verification process, and international recognition details.

**Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)**
**About Telugu Book of Records**
*(Registered Trademark under the Government of India – Trade Mark No. 6010133)*

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### 1. What is the Telugu Book of Records?

The **Telugu Book of Records (TBR)** is an officially recognized record-keeping institution established to honor and document **extraordinary achievements** by Telugu-speaking individuals, groups, and organizations worldwide.
It acts as a platform that celebrates Telugu pride, creativity, talent, and innovation — bridging culture, education, and excellence.

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### 2. Is Telugu Book of Records recognized by the Government of India?

Yes. The **Telugu Book of Records** is a **legally registered and protected entity under the Government of India** through the **Trademark Act**.

* **Trademark Registration No.:** 6010133
* **Registered Category:** Certification, Education, Cultural & Record Recognition Services
This makes it an **authentic and authorized** organization for record certification and achievement recognition.

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### 3. When was Telugu Book of Records established?

TBR was established to promote Telugu talent and achievements globally, aligning with the vision of **Dr. Chintapatla Venkatachary**, who founded the institution to provide a credible platform for Telugu achievers.

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### 4. What is the mission of Telugu Book of Records?

The mission of TBR is to:

* Encourage and recognize **unique achievements** of Telugu individuals and institutions.
* Preserve Telugu culture, traditions, and arts through documentation and records.
* Inspire youth to develop creative, intellectual, and social skills.
* Build an international platform for Telugu excellence.

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### 5. What types of achievements can be recorded?

TBR accepts and certifies achievements across multiple categories, such as:

* **Arts and Culture:** Music, dance, literature, poetry, crafts, traditional arts.
* **Education:** Academic records, innovations, research excellence.
* **Social Service:** Charity, awareness campaigns, public welfare initiatives.
* **Sports and Fitness:** Marathons, strength challenges, unique physical feats.
* **Spiritual and Devotional:** Long-duration bhakti events, chanting, cultural programs.
* **Media & Entertainment:** Film, theater, anchoring, direction, and performance records.
* **Others:** Science, technology, environment, and cultural preservation.

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### 6. Who can apply for a Telugu Book of Records entry?

TBR welcomes applications from **all age groups and backgrounds** — students, professionals, institutions, artists, or social organizations.
Both **individual and group records** are eligible as long as they are genuine, measurable, and verifiable.

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### 7. What is the verification process?

1. **Application Submission** – Fill out the official TBR record application form.
2. **Evidence Submission** – Upload photos, videos, witness letters, and official supporting documents.
3. **Committee Review** – The verification panel examines the evidence and authenticity.
4. **Field Verification (if required)** – For large events or public programs, TBR officials may attend or verify on-site.
5. **Approval & Certification** – Once validated, the record is officially approved and certified.

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### 8. What documents are required for a record application?

Applicants need to submit:

* Proof of identity (Aadhaar/Passport, etc.)
* Photos and videos of the record event
* Detailed description and timing of the record
* Witness statements (if applicable)
* Media or press coverage (optional but encouraged)

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### 9. What recognition will the achiever receive?

Approved record holders receive:

* **Official Certificate of Achievement**
* **Letter of Appreciation from TBR**
* **Permanent entry in the TBR National Records Database**
* **Publicity through TBR publications, website, and social media**
* **Nomination for annual Telugu Book of Records Awards**

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### 10. What are the benefits of holding a TBR record?

* Builds **personal and professional credibility**
* Adds value to resumes, portfolios, and academic applications
* Encourages **community recognition and inspiration**
* Offers opportunities for **media exposure and cultural promotion**
* Provides a path toward **national and international achievements**

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### 11. Is the record recognition limited to India?

No. TBR recognizes records and achievers from **Telugu people across the globe** — including the USA, UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia, and other countries with Telugu-speaking communities.

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### 12. Can records be attempted jointly with other organizations?

Yes. TBR collaborates with **schools, universities, cultural academies, social trusts, and government departments** for record attempts, mass events, and cultural marathons.

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### 13. How long does it take to verify a record?

The verification process usually takes **30–45 days**, depending on the type and complexity of the record. Urgent verification requests may be considered under a **fast-track process**.

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### 14. Are there any fees involved?

Yes, TBR charges a **nominal administrative and verification fee** to cover evaluation, certification, and documentation. Fees vary by:

* Record category (individual/group/institutional)
* Certification type (National/International)
* Delivery (digital or physical certificate)

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### 15. Can my record be published in the official TBR book?

Yes. Outstanding and verified achievements are featured in the **Annual Telugu Book of Records Publication**, a printed and digital yearbook highlighting top Telugu achievers.

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### 16. How is Telugu Book of Records different from other record organizations?

* Exclusively celebrates **Telugu talent**.
* Registered and protected by **Government of India trademark**.
* Maintains **transparent and professional verification standards**.
* Focuses on **cultural pride, not just statistics**.
* Provides recognition through awards, publications, and media outreach.

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### 17. Can institutions or schools organize Telugu Book of Records events?

Yes. Schools, colleges, and cultural institutions can collaborate with TBR to host **record-breaking events**, marathons, or talent showcases. TBR provides guidance, verification, and certification support.

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### 18. Who is the founder of Telugu Book of Records?

The organization was founded by **Dr. Chintapatla Venkatachary**, a visionary social leader and cultural promoter dedicated to recognizing Telugu excellence and preserving the spirit of Telugu identity through achievements.

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### 19. How can I contact Telugu Book of Records?

**Head Office:** Hyderabad, Telangana, India
**Email:** [info@telugubookofrecords.com]                                                           (mailto: telugubookofrecords.@gmail.com)
**Website:** [www.telugubookofrecords.com](http://www.telugubookofrecords.com)
**Helpline:** +91-9247841092 (for official use only)

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### 20. Is Telugu Book of Records connected with government cultural programs?

Yes, TBR collaborates with several **state and national cultural organizations**, trusts, and departments for promoting Telugu art, culture, and literature through officially recognized programs and events.

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