The World Record “longest performance of purna ustrasana yoga” has been achieved by Monish T (11 years 11 months 05 days) from Thanteppady – Sullia, Karnataka, India.
On Apr 13, 2023; Monish (son of Ms. P M Dayamani and Mr. T Vishwanatha Gowda) performed the purna ustrasana yoga (full camel pose) for Twenty Five minutes Seventeen seconds (25M:17S).
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The World Record “first fortnightly poetic newspaper” has been achieved by Dr. Ramesh Prasad Sharma ‘Swatantra’ from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Sep 05, 2023: Dr. Sharma exhibited the fortnightly poetic newspaper ‘Kavya Sandesh’. Dr. Sharma has been publishing the poetic newspaper since Aug 11, 2013.
The World Record “first poetry book on the theme nation and national language” has been achieved by Dr. Chitra Jain from Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Jun 10, 2023; Dr. Jain exhibited the edited book ‘Rashtra, Rashtriyata aur Hindi’ containing 75 (Seventy Five) poems on India and Indian national language Hindi to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Indian Independence.
The World Record “largest distribution of sunlight & cow urine based liquid fertilizer” has been achieved by Manohar Gaushala from Khairagarh, Chhattisgarh, India.
Till Aug 21, 2023; under guidance of Mr. Akhil Jain (Padam Dakaliya), Manohar Gaushala managed by ‘Smt. Kamla Bai Kanhaiyalal Dakaliya Charitable Trust’ has distributed Seventy Thousand (70000) liters of sunlight & cow urine based liquid pest repellent cum fertilizer named ‘fasal Armit’.
The World Record ‘most thornapples offered in worship’ has been achieved by Shreyanshi Shukla at Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On Apr 22, 2023; under the guidance of Dr. Shiv Varan Shukla, One Thousand Three Hundred (1300) thornapples (Dhatura) have been offered on Shivling at Jwaleshwar Shiv Temple at Pt. Ramprasad Shukla Sarvarian ka Purva.
Objective of the worship has been to pray for India to be spiritual leader of the world, success of G-20 hosting by India and establish the name of Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi as ‘Prithvi Ratna’.
