The world record of ‘longest standing hands-free biking’ has been achieved by Mr. Amandeep Singh from Padlu, Haryana, India.
On Aug 28, 2015; Mr. Singh performed the longest standing hands-free biking for 51.8 kilometers.
Privious World Record:
The World Record of “Standing and Hand free Biking” has been achieved by Mr. Rajesh Kelva from Badikalmer, Indore MP, India. He drove the Bike Royal Enfield without holding the handle. He drove the Bike in standing position for 1.5 KM on MR-10, Indore on 15 August 2009. On the occasion of Republic Day of India; Mr. Rajesh Kelva hand free drove the bike in standing position with holding the national flag of India ‘Tricolor’ in both the hands.
The World Record of ‘largest political party’ has been achieved by The Communist Party of China.
The Communist Party of China (CPC); the ruling and sole governing political party of the People’s Republic of China is world’s largest political party with a membership of 86.5 million as on December 31 2014. The Communist Party of China was founded in 1921.
The World Record of developing ‘largest biodiversity (flora) on a hillock’ has been achieved by Mr. Ram Patidar from Kunda Patlawad, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Till Nov 06, 2015; Mr. Patidar has grown One Thousand Eleven (1011) plants of different species in One Hectare area of a hillock.
The World Record of ‘most decorated birds nest’ has been achieved by Vogelkop bowerbird from New Guinea and Indonesia.
Vogelkop bowerbirds are known for the construction of a wigwam style bower by the male. Male bowerbirds construct and decorate bowers in order to attract a mate. The bower of the male Vogelkop bowerbird is a complex hut-like structure, generally known as a maypole bower as it is built around a central sapling tree trunk.
The roof is usually made out of epiphytic orchid stems, and the whole construction can be up to 1.5 metres in height and 2 metres in diameter. The central pole of the bower is covered in moss, and this extends out to form a lawn in front of the bower. This lawn is then decorated by the male with neat piles of attractive objects, including brightly coloured fruits and flowers and pieces of charcoal. Red, blue, black and orange coloured items are particularly favoured by the Vogelkop bowerbird.
