Kochi's Summit of Future Sets Guinness World Record with Mega Relay Speech

The Summit of Future in Kochi, organized by Jain University, achieved a Guinness World Record with the largest relay speech involving 401 speakers. The event fostered discussions on technology and societal growth, featuring a drone show, auto expo, and cultural performances, attracting a diverse audience of participants.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Kochi | Updated: 03-02-2026 16:50 IST | Created: 03-02-2026 16:50 IST
Kochi's Summit of Future Sets Guinness World Record with Mega Relay Speech
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Kochi witnessed a historic moment as the Summit of Future, under the auspices of Jain University, shattered a Guinness World Record with the world's largest relay speech. The event, lasting 10 hours and 25 minutes, featured 401 speakers, surpassing the previous record held in Surat with 313 participants.

The record-breaking feat involved each speaker addressing the audience for one to three minutes, with a strict transition time of no more than ten seconds, adhering to Guinness World Records' guidelines. The certificate for this remarkable achievement was presented during the closing ceremony by Adjudicator Swapnil Dangarikar in the presence of university dignitaries.

Spanning four days, the Summit became a vibrant hub of innovation and cultural expression, with numerous sessions, workshops, and performances, including an aerial drone show and musical acts. This event reaffirmed its status as a significant platform for future-centric discourse and cultural engagement in Kerala.

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