The World Record “largest educational audiobook channel for visually impaired students” has been achieved by K. Sharda from Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, India.
Till Jul 03, 2026; the educational platform ‘World Audio Books’ comprises Ten Thousand Seven Hundred Ninety Six (10796) multilingual educational audio contents covering the SCERT and NCERT curriculum for Classes 5 to 12, primarily intended for visually impaired students.
The World Record “longest journey by car using feet by differently abled individual in a single country” has been achieved by Chandeep Singh from Channi Rama, Jammu & Kashmir, India.
During Jul 06 – Jul 23, 2026; Mr. Singh, a bilateral upper-limb amputee, drove a specially adapted car using his feet and completed a journey from Jammu to Kanyakumari and back to Jammu, covering a total distance of Seven Thousand Four Hundred Fifty Two (7452) Kilometers.
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The World Record “largest grains mosaic” has been achieved by Manohar Gaushala at Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Feb 21, 2026; under the guidance of Mr. Akhil Jain (Padam Dakaliya), Gaushala managed by ‘Smt. Kamla Bai Kanhaiyalal Dakaliya Charitable Trust’ has created a 35 x 30 feet (Length x Width) grain mosaic depicting cow.
The World Record “longest performance of bakasana yoga” has been achieved by Solop Karyna (12 years 05 months 29 days) from Odessa, Ukraine.
On Jul 15, 2026; Solop (daughter of Ms. Yuliia & Yuriy) performed the bakasana yoga (Crow pose) for Four minutes (04M).
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The World Record “youngest medical clown” has been achieved by Shreelakshmi Bhat from Bangalore, Karnataka, India.
As on Apr 08, 2026; Shreelakshmi (daughter of Ms. Vidya and Mr. Gourish Bhat) became the youngest medical clown performer actively engaged in hospital-based compassionate service at the age of Seventeen years Five months Seventeen days (17Y:05M:17D).
Through medical clowning, she uses humour, music, expressive interaction, and positive communication to provide emotional comfort, joy, encouragement and psychological support to patients, particularly children undergoing cancer and intense painful medical treatments.
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