The World Record “fastest feat of 10 meters handstand walk while holding a volleyball between legs” has been achieved by Mayur from Bantwal, Karnataka, India.
On Jun 28, 2026; Mayur performed a Ten meters handstand walk while holding a volleyball between his legs in Eight seconds and sixty centiseconds (08S:60CS).
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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The World Record “first poetry book containing poems written with three words in each line” has been achieved by Dr. Anita Sahgal ‘Vasundhara’ from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On May 13, 2025; Dr. Sahgal exhibited the book ‘Falak’, featuring a unique collection of poems in which every line consists of exactly three words.
The World Record “largest number of parthiv Shivling formed by an individual” has been achieved by Girija Nand from Basana, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Oct 03, 2025 – Jan 30, 2026; Girija Nand formed Twelve Thousand Six Hundred (12600) parthiv shivlings with natural clay.
The World Record “youngest player to win a Player of the Series award in men’s international cricket” has been achieved by Vaibhav Sooryavanshi from Tajpur, Bihar, India.
On Jul 26, 2026; at the age of Fifteen Years Three Months Thirty Days (15Y:03M:30D), Vaibhav (son of Ms. Aarti and Mr. Sanjiv Sooryavanshi) was adjudged the ‘Player of the Series’ following India’s 3–0 T20I series sweep over Zimbabwe, concluded with the third and final match at the Harare Sports Club, Harare, Zimbabwe.
