R. K. Honda, Midnapore, celebrated winning the 1st RUNNER UP (Silver Award) in the prestigious ALL INDIA – PLATINUM CATEGORY for Honda.
The award, presented in New Delhi on 23 July 2025, recognized the team’s exceptional performance in sales, service, and customer satisfaction, marking a commitment to achieving the top spot next year.

The air in the Midnapore showroom buzzed with anticipation in March 2013. The entire staff at Rajkumar Automobiles gathered as their manager returned from the national dealer meeting in Gurgaon, carefully holding a wrapped box.

He unveiled it slowly, revealing a sleek, modern trophy—a dark column housing a gleaming, twisted gold core, topped with the iconic red Honda wing. A murmur of pride went through the room. The brass plaque confirmed the result of their hard work during the long 2012-13 season: “Excellent Performance Award,” securing their rank as the “East Region No. 3 Dealer.”

They placed it in the spot of honor near the entrance. It was more than just metal and wood; it was a shining symbol of the Midnapore team’s collective dedication.

In 2012 at the Honda Business Meet in Gurgaon, Raj Kumar Automobiles (West Midnapore), led by Mr. B. L. Agarwal, was honored with the “Excellent Performance Award 2011-12, East Region No. 1 Dealer.”

They were recognized by Mr. Keita Muramatsu (President & CEO, HMSI) for their excellence in customer service, sales, and operational efficiency, embodying Honda’s “Power of Dreams” motto.

R.K. Honda Motors, Midnapore. The year: 2009.
The Recession was hitting hard, but R.K. had a secret weapon: his team, driven by the belief that a Honda could change a life. For 2007-2008, the hard work paid off.

The result: a gleaming, crescent-shaped “Excellent Performance Award,” marking them as East Region No. 1.

R.K. kept the trophy on his desk. It wasn’t just metal; it was the echo of hundreds of kilometers driven on dusty roads, mechanics staying late under the fluorescent lights, and the satisfying sound of a new bike starting up for a happy customer. It was proof that in the toughest times, quality and commitment always rise to the top.

The crescent of the trophy was the curve of triumph itself.