The World Record “longest performance of Kuchipudi dance” has been achieved by P. Samiksha Reddy (13 years 03 months 26 days) from Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
On Dec 26, 2025; Samiksha (daughter of Ms. K. Sumalatha and Mr. P. Vishnu Vardhan Reddy) performed the Kuchipudi dance for Six (06) hours at Jubilee Hills Public School.
#Young Achiever: Female
The World Record “longest on-air awareness campaign on RH Negative blood group” has been achieved by Bharat Serums and Vaccines Limited from Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
During Mar 12 – Mar 31, 2026; under an ‘on-air awareness campaign on RH Negative blood group’, awareness messages by various eminent doctors have been broadcasted for Two Thousand Four Hundred (2400) minutes on various FM Radios across India.
DB Corp Ltd. (MYFM Radio Division) executed the campaign.
The World Record “most percussion instruments sound produced with tabla and dhol” has been achieved by Pt. Sharadkumar Radhakrishna Dandge from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India.
On Jul 15, 2011; Pt. Dandge produced Twenty Four (24) Indian & Western instrumental sounds with nine tablas and a dhole during solo musical performance ‘Om Panchnaad’ at St. Tukaram auditorium.
The World Record “first to earn a doctorate on an evening Hindi newspaper” has been achieved by Mukut Kumar Aggarwal from Rewari, Haryana, India.
On Nov 03, 2025; Singhania University awarded the PhD to Mr. Aggarwal for his research on evening Hindi newspaper ‘Nitya Halchal’ edited by senior journalist Ms. Kanta Bharti.
The doctorate has been achieved under the guidance of Dr. Aarti Rani Prajapati and Dr. Ramniwas ‘Manav’.
The World Record “first documentary film on mute theater performance of ramayan” has been achieved by Rajni Acharya at Bissau, Rajasthan, India.
On Mar 27, 2026; Mr. Acharya screened the film ‘Bissau ki mook Ramleela: musical epic of Bharat’ presented by Mr. Kamal Podar. The documentary film based on the unique and 200-year-old tradition where performers perform the Ramayana without spoken dialogue, using only gestures, masks, and dance organized by Bissau ki Mook Ramleela Prabandh Samiti, Bissau, Jhunjhunu.
