The event was a testament to the strong bonding and collaboration between Excello, led by Smriti Bhatia and Prachi Gupta, Amity University, Uzbekistan and Shine Girl Academy.
New Delhi : Excello organized an international global book launch with Uzbekistan, showcasing the strong cultural bond between India and Uzbekistan. The festival was a vibrant representation of both countries’ rich cultural heritage.
Shokhida Yusupova, an influential Uzbek entrepreneur, CEO Shine Girl’s academy and ambassador for 30 international organizations. launched an anthology “Uzbekistan’s Cultural Canvas: Stories, Poems and Articles by Young Women”. The book featured writings from over 100 students as young as 15. The students spent a week in India, exploring the country, celebrating Holi, and experiencing the rich cultural traditions.
They were warmly received by Amity University, which hosted the book launch at its global conference. The university’s staff and students extended exceptional hospitality, showcasing the true spirit of Indian culture. We were all overwhelmed with their meticulous planning and execution. Heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Sanjeev Bansal
Addl. Pro Vice-Chancellor, Office of Student Success, Dean – Faculty of Management Studies, Director – Amity Business School, Professor-Decision Sciences, Chair GLRC 2025. Dr. Priyanka Agarwal
Associate Professor- Dept. of HR & Psychology, Convenor GLRC 2025. Dr. Lakhwinder Kaur Dhillon, Associate Professor & Head Department of Accounts and Finance, Co Chair GLRC 2025. Dr. Puja Sareen, Professor- Dept. of HR & Psychology, Convenor GLRC 2025. Prof. (Dr.) Laxmi Ahuja, Dy. Dean Students’ Welfare,AUUP, Dy. Director – Student Affairs,AIIT
The event was a testament to the strong bonding and collaboration between Excello, led by Smriti Bhatia and Prachi Gupta, Uzbekistan, and Shine Girl Academy. Amity University’s pro-vice chancellor, faculties, Dean, professors, and students all played a vital role in making the event a grandeur.
The event was graced by Mr. Sardor Rustambaev, Consulate & Embassy – The Ambassador of Uzbekistan to India and his team. MG Social Care Foundation presented gifts to honor Amity professors and the ambassador.
The day began with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the expo, conducted by Amity students. This was followed by a tour of the expo, where students’ presentations and displays were showcased.
A high tea networking session brought together delegates from various countries, Amity professors, and students. The ambassador was welcomed with a traditional “Uttorio” stole, handmade by rural artisans in West Bengal under the guidance of MG SocialCare Foundation.
The book presentation and felicitation ceremony honored all parties involved, with shields, books, and products from MG Social Care Foundation. Smriti Bhatia kicked off the ceremony, emphasizing the importance of writing and sharing key factors for an enjoyable writing. She also spoke about how MG SocialCare Foundation is nurturing livelihood across India in many rural areas.
Shokidha launched the book, and each co-author introduced themselves and shared their contributions to the anthology. The event celebrated the richness of Indian culture, with Madhubani paintings from rural Bihar under MG SocialCare Foundation presented to Amity University.
The ceremony concluded with the exchange of certificates, books, and shields, appreciating the collaborative efforts of all parties involved.
It was an incredible experience at the global conference at Amity University, which brought together people from all over the world, including ministers, parliament representatives, entrepreneurs, and students. The panel discussion on Viksit Bharat, the key mission of Respected Prime Minister Modi ji , was a highlight, and it’s great that Shokidha from Uzbekistan’s Shine Girl Academy got to share her research book with the audience at such a wonderful platform. The event was a beautiful representation of how cultural ties between India and Uzbekistan can be strengthened. It’s wonderful that we got to be a part of this initiative and cherish these moments. It’s a great example of how countries can come together and foster deeper bonds.
India and Uzbekistan have a long history of cultural exchange, with Indian films and music being extremely popular in Uzbekistan. Events like this conference help to promote mutual understanding and cooperation between the two nations.
It’s also worth noting that India is set to host the Central Asian Youth Delegation from March 22 to 28, which aims to promote youth collaboration, cultural exchange, and diplomatic ties between India and Central Asian nations.
The event concluded with networking sessions, where we interacted with representatives from educational institutes worldwide. Our goal is to foster stronger bonds between countries, promoting a culture of exchange and positivity. We strive to create a world where diversity is celebrated, and conflicts are replaced with understanding.
We are proud and grateful to have organized this memorable event, which brought together individuals from across the globe. We extend our gratitude to Shokidha’s Shine Girl Academy for considering us as partners in hosting this event at Amity University.
We look forward to organizing many more events that promote global unity and cultural exchange. If you are interested in hosting an event at an educational institute, please reach out at:
Smriti’s ChocoHouse, Smriti Bhatia, Author Prachi.
We would be delighted to help nurture and deepen bonds between countries through various events, including book launches, workshops, seminars, and conferences.
Smriti Bhatia is a chocolate artisan, international writer and TEDx speaker, COO n Director MG SocialCare Foundation, Mentor Niti Aayog, Emcee n Show Host, MSME Consultant.
Prachi Gupta is a bestselling Author, Director ENN360, Vastu expert, Ambassador Research Foundation of India, CEO n senior editor Celebrity Magazine La Stelle, Film writer, MSME Consultant, TED Speaker and Coach.
