The World Record ‘smallest jewelry set’ has been achieved by Mr. Arvind Deshpande and Dr. Alpana Deshpande from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
As on November 27, 2014; Mr. and Ms. Deshpande has smallest jewelry set containing necklace, Mangalsutra, ear rings, bangles, bracelets, ring, anklet and head ornament made up of gold.
The World Record ‘most number of plastic bottles collected in 24 hours’ has been collectively achieved by the students of Sugg Middle, Braden River High, Nolan Middle and Braden River Middle School from Brandenton, Florida, USA.
On April 2, 2010; the event was the culmination of a yearlong recycling campaign. The total number of plastic bottles collected in the drive was Sixty Five Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy (65970). The event was organized in anticipation of the Earth Day. The record breaking event highlighted the importance of recycling and the hazards of using excessive synthetic and plastic materials in the modern daily lifestyle. The collected bottles were sent to the Recorce Rcovey Center system of Sarasota.
The World Record of ‘most number of Christmas lights on a private property’ has been achieved by the family of David Richards from Canberra, Australia.
The total number of lights which the family displayed on their property were Five Hundred Thousand Two Thousand One Hundred Sixty Five (502165). The total length of the display of the lights was more than 31 miles (about 50 km.) along with several glowing reindeers.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of Dog memorabilia’ has been achieved by Mr. Pradip Kumar Janawade from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On December 27, 2015; Mr. Janawade has a collection of 991 (Nine Hundred Ninety One) dog memorabilia consist of postal stamps, posters, stickers, books, models, toys, wall hangings, mugs, pen holders, telephone-set, night-lamps and other show pieces depicting dogs.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of hand-made glass painting work’ has been achieved by Dr. Alpana Deshpande and Ms. Aditi Deshpande from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
As on November 27, 2014; Ms. Deshpande has a collection of 5040 (Five Thousand Forty) hand-made glass painting work.
