Alberta, Canada: Canadian politician Rajan Sawhney, who serves as Minister of Indigenous Relations for Government of Alberta, Canada, has been honoured by World Book of Records in recognition of her outstanding contributions to social and economic development, governance, and public policy formulation in Alberta. The prestigious recognition was presented by Jasvir Singh Shinda, Chartered Officer of World Book of Records, in the presence of Jatinder Singh Tatla, acknowledging Sawhney’s impactful leadership and dedicated public service.

Rajan Sawhney, a prominent member of Alberta’s Executive Council, has held several key ministerial portfolios including Community and Social Services, Transportation, Trade, Immigration and Multiculturalism, and Advanced Education before assuming her current role. She has been serving as the Minister of Indigenous Relations since 2025, working to strengthen partnerships with Indigenous communities and advancing initiatives focused on reconciliation, economic empowerment, and social progress.

Throughout her political career, Sawhney has been recognized for introducing programs that support vulnerable communities, non-profit organizations, and essential workers. Her leadership has also contributed to expanding opportunities for education, infrastructure development, and economic inclusion across Alberta.

Born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Sawhney has a strong professional background in economics and business development and worked for over two decades in the energy sector prior to entering public service. She was first elected to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta in 2019 and has since emerged as a respected voice in policy development and community engagement. The honour by World Book of Records recognizes her sustained commitment to fostering inclusive growth, strengthening cross-community collaboration, and advancing meaningful socio-economic reforms, both within Alberta and through international engagement.