What are the opening hours?

Monday 8am - 8pm Tuesday 8am - 8pm Wednesday 8am - 8pm Thursday 8am - 8pm Friday 8am - 8pm Saturday 8am - 8pm

GRRF Records

Home
India
Chandigarh
GRRF Records

GRRF is a premier ‘Center of Excellence’ in standardization, uniformity and benchmarking circumstances worldwide.

These pillars constitute basics in measurement of human achievements. Affordable, accessible and accountable plate-form for Talents across globe and national, Asian and level.

16/06/2026

16 June: World Sea Turtle Day

World Sea Turtle Day is a day dedicated to one of the ocean’s most ancient and resilient creature, celebrated every year on June 16.

The day is a reminder of how incredible sea turtles are, how they have become endangered and why protecting them is essential to the health of our ocean and human being itself.

World Sea Turtle Day is the centrepiece of Sea Turtle Week, a global effort that brings together conservation organisations, scientists, educators and ocean enthusiasts to raise awareness about these extraordinary marine species.

The Crisis: Out of seven recognized sea turtle species, six are currently listed as endangered or critically endangered.

The Threats: Their survival is severely threatened by plastic pollution, accidental bycatch in commercial fishing, habitat loss, and climate change affecting nesting beaches.

Local Conservation in India: India hosts several nesting sites, primarily along the eastern coast. Initiatives focus on protecting nesting grounds and managing human impacts, often led by groups like the WWF India and regional forest departments.

Happy World Sea Turtle Day !

15/06/2026

15 June: Global Wind Day

Global Wind Day is a worldwide celebration and event that occurs annually on 15 June since 2009. It is organised by Wind Europe and GWEC (Global Wind Energy Council).

In association with EWEA and GWEC, national wind energy associations and wind energy production companies, organise events in many countries around the world.

It is a day for discovering wind energy, its power and the possibilities it holds to reshape our energy systems, decarbonise our economies and boost jobs and growth. It is a day when wind energy is celebrated, information is exchanged and adults and children find out about wind energy, its power and the possibilities it holds to change the world.

It is also a day for discovery of the work that has already begun by pioneers around the world. In more than 80 countries around the world, wind farms are in operation, generating energy from a clean and renewable source.

Thousands of individuals are involved in the production of energy from the wind, but for many people, wind energy is a mystery. So today is the day to solve this mystery and explore alternative renewal energy source to meet and ensure sustainable availability of energy for global demand.

In 2009, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and WindEurope joined forces to extend the reach from European wind associations and companies to coordinate Wind Day events across the globe (and changing the name to Global Wind Day).

Global Wind Day brings together communities, industry leaders, governments and campaigners across the world to celebrate wind energy – a clean, cost-effective and homegrown power source transforming our global energy system.

Each year on 15 June, events and campaigns highlight the benefits of wind energy and call for greater ambition to scale up deployment.

Happy Global Wind Day !

14/06/2026

14 June: World Blood Donors Day

Safe blood supply improves as voluntary donations exceed 85%, but many people still lack access !

Access to safe blood and blood products remains highly unequal worldwide. Many patients – including women experiencing life-threatening bleeding during childbirth, children with severe anaemia, trauma or burn victims, patients undergoing surgery, and people living with conditions such as sickle-cell disease, thalassaemia, haemophilia, immune deficiencies and certain cancers – still lack reliable access to safe blood and life-saving transfusions, in and around world.

The history behind the World Blood Donor Day is Nobel Prize winning discovery of blood groups. Scientist ‘Karl Landsteiner’ got the credit for finding the ABO blood group system and this discovery led him to win the Nobel Prize in the year 1930.

And 2004 onwards this day is celebrated on his birthday. Before Carl detected blood groups, blood transfusions used to happen without knowing the various blood groups and caused more harms than benefits.

Happy World Blood Donors Day !

13/06/2026

Jaspal Rana : Champion who made more champions !!

Jaspal Rana, one of India's greatest shooters, was a celebrated Dronacharya Award-winning coach who famously mentored and built a new generation of Indian shooting champions.

He served the Indian shooting as the National junior coach for about a decade, sincerely setting up a foolproof system to guide the talented shooters and help them achieve world standards in quick time.

Beyond his own legendary competitive career of 15 Commonwealth and 8 Asian Games medals, Rana served as the junior national coach and a personal mentor, shaping the careers of several premier Indian shooters:

Manu Bhaker: The most notable success story, guided to historic double-medal glory at the Paris Olympics.

Saurabh Chaudhary: Groomed into a world-class youth and Asian Games gold-medal phenom.

Anish Bhanwala: Mentored to become a top junior and Commonwealth Games gold-medalist shooter.

Esha Singh: Received critical technical and mental guidance from Rana's grassroots and youth development initiatives.

Destiny was in a hurry to sn**ch him from us at 49. He had returned with the team from the World Cup in Germany, and so much was expected of him, especially in terms of the forthcoming Olympics in Los Angeles.

Jaspal was indeed a giant of Indian shooting. His untimely demise will undoubtedly strengthen the resolve of the young shooters to be at their best on the world stage, as a tribute to his rich contribution to Indian sport.

Remembering Jaspal Rana – a giant of Indian shooting who leaves behind a legacy !

12/06/2026

12 June: World Day against Child Labour

Observed annually on June 12th, World Day Against Child Labour is an international initiative launched by the International Labour Organization (ILO) to raise awareness and mobilize global action to eliminate all forms of child exploitation.

Globally, approximately 138 million children remain in child labour, with nearly 54 million exposed to hazardous work.

The day serves as a critical rallying point to turn international commitments—such as the Marrakesh Framework for Action—into real-world change.

It highlights the fact that child labour deprives millions of girls and boys of their childhood, education, and basic freedoms, violating their fundamental human rights.

This campaign urges governments, businesses, and communities to implement policies like quality education, universal social protection, and decent livelihoods for adults to address the root causes of child exploitation.

Childhood is for LEARN, not for EARN!

11/06/2026

11 June: Amar Shaheed Ram Prasad Bismil
(11 June 1897 — 19 December 1927)

Ram Prasad Bismil ji was poet, writer, revolutionary and freedom fighter.

He participated in the Mainpuri Conspiracy of 1918, and the Kakori Conspiracy of 1925. He faught against british raj and played an active role in freedom struggle.

He also had a command of Urdu and the Hindi language, which made him a prominent revolutionary. He was also a multilingual translator and his famous poem Manipuri's Pratigya became very famous.

He was a patriotic poet and wrote in Hindi and Urdu using the various pen names like Ram, Agyat and Bismil. But, he became popular only with the last name ‘Bismil’.

When he was 14 years old, Bismil got involved into some wrong activities like stealing money from his parents and smoking.

However, most of the money he stole from his father used to be spent on buying books and novels that he loved to read.

Later he got rid of most of the bad habits but could not quit smoking. He wrote in his autobiography that at one point he used to smoke around 50-60 ci******es a day.

It was at this time in his life that he came in contact with Munshi Indrajit and Arya Samaj.

After this, his lifestyle was changed and he became a staunch follower of ‘Arya Samaj’. He got inspiration from Satyarth Prakash, a book written by Swami Dayanand Saraswati.

He was one of the founding members of the revolutionary organization Hindustan Republican Association.

He had written an autobiography while he was in Gorakhpur prison. He completed it just two days before he was executed. It was published by renowned journalist Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi in 1928.

He was hanged on 19 December 1927 by the britishers for his revolutionary activities.

Remembering Revolutionary Amar Shaheed Ram Prasad Bismil on his birth anniversary!

10/06/2026

10 June: National Herbs and Spices Day

Observed annually on June 10, National Herbs and Spices Day celebrates the diverse flavors, vibrant colors, and centuries-old health benefits that these botanical wonders bring to global cuisines.

It is the perfect day to elevate your cooking, blend new flavors, and restock your pantry.

Health Benefits

Beyond enhancing taste, these ingredients pack medicinal properties: [1]

Turmeric: Known for its active compound, curcumin, which helps reduce inflammation.

Ginger: Excellent for soothing digestive discomfort.

Cinnamon: Rich in antioxidants and known to help support heart health.

Rosemary and Sage: Packed with anti-inflammatory compounds and known to support brain health.

Herbs and spices serve a multitude of purposes in the culinary world, adding depth, flavour, and complexity to dishes.

Whether fresh or dried, they can transform ordinary meals into extraordinary culinary creations.

From the fiery heat of chilli peppers to the subtle fragrance of basil, each herb and spice brings its unique character to the table.

Happy National Herbs and Spices Day!

09/06/2026

9 June: World Accreditation Day

World Accreditation Day (WAD) 2026 is observed on June 9, celebrating the vital role that accreditation plays in driving technological innovation, deepening market trust, and ensuring sustainable development.

This day aims at recognizing and promoting the role of accreditation across various sectors. This day aims to raise awareness about the value and benefits of accreditation in ensuring competence, reliability, and credibility in industries such as healthcare, laboratories, certification bodies, and conformity assessment services.

Accreditation plays a crucial role in building trust and confidence among consumers, businesses, and regulators. It is done by providing assurance that products, services, and systems meet international standards. It contributes to market access, facilitates international trade, and supports the protection of public health and safety.

World Accreditation Day serves as a platform to acknowledge the efforts of accreditation bodies, conformity assessment professionals, and other stakeholders who uphold quality and integrity in their respective fields.

The Global Theme: “Innovation, Trust and Sustainability: The Power of Accreditation”. This year’s campaign focuses on how accredited conformity assessments validate emerging technologies, protect consumers from false environmental claims, and support safe global commerce.

Happy World Accreditation Day!

08/06/2026

8 June: World Brain Tumor Day

Every year on June 8, the world observes World Brain Tumor Day. Not to frighten people – but because the single biggest problem with brain tumors is that most people brush off the early signs as “just stress” or “just a headache.” And that delay costs lives.

This was started in 2000 by a German patient support organisation that understood one hard truth – brain tumors are wildly under-discussed for how common they are.

Over 3,08,000 people worldwide are diagnosed with a primary brain tumor every year. In India, that number crosses 28,000 annually.

And these are only tumors that start in the brain – not the ones that travel there from other parts of the body, which are even more frequent.

Honestly – for most people, there is no clear single cause, and that is the truth medicine offers. The one proven environmental risk is past radiation exposure to the head. Mobile phones? Decades of research have not confirmed they cause brain tumors, despite the popular fear.

With rapid advances in neuroimaging, minimally invasive surgery, and targeted therapies, early intervention can significantly improve outcomes.

Understanding brain tumour early symptoms may help patients receive treatment at the right stage and reduce the risk of long-term neurological damage.

Take Care of your overall health !

Be Informed & spread Awareness about World Brain Tumor Day !

07/06/2026

7 June: World Food Safety Day

World Food Safety Day occurs annually on June 7, to draw attention to the prevention, detection, and management of foodborne risks.

The 2026 campaign is themed "From burden to solutions – safe food everywhere".

Led by the World Health Organization (WHO), this year’s campaign is dedicated to highlighting the burden of foodborne diseases and the science-based solutions that can prevent them.

The theme speaks also to solutions to the burden of foodborne illnesses. The new WHO estimates will help make a case for political commitment and targeted multisectoral responses in line with the magnitude of the public health burden.

This year’s campaign encourages everyone in the food chain, from producers to consumers, to use the evidence we have, including the data from the upcoming WHO report, on where foodborne illness and death occurs and what are the key drivers – and to then apply solutions.

The implementation of Codex Alimentarius texts–and other effective risk mitigation measures such as strong national food control systems and safe food handling practices–can play a consequential role in the bid to tackling foodborne disease.

As the World Food Safety Day slogan reminds us every year, “Food safety is everyone’s business”.

Happy World Food Safety Day !

Address

Chandigarh
140603

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm

Telephone

+91 9915049550

Website

http://www.grrfrecords.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when GRRF Records posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to GRRF Records:

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Organization
Claim ownership or report listing

Want your organization to be the top-listed Non Profit Organization in Chandigarh?