The World record of “largest map on ground” has been achieved by Christ Seva Medical Education & Social Association in association with Vinod Kadam Mitra Mandal at Ahmednagar, maharastra, India.
Biggest Map measured 18295.62 square meters (60025 sq. feet). On January 25 and 26, 2013 the map was created with the help of 5000 kilogram rangoli of nine eco-friendly colors and 2000 small plants at Clara Bruce High School Ground, Ahmednagar.
The World Record of ‘most people writing exam on the subject of bhagwadgita at single location’ has been achieved by ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) Ahmednagar, Maharashtra, India.
On Feb 13, 2011 Five Thousand (5000) students from 35 schools wrote the exam at Savedi Krida Sankul (Municipal Sports Ground), Ahmednagar.
The World Record of ‘youngest to establish NPO’ has been achieved by Master Aakash Yogesh Shah (15 years) from Pune, Maharashtra, India.
Mr. Aakash along with some friends established an NPO named ‘Action for Pune Development’ at the very young age of 15 years. All the members of NPO are 15-16 years old and working for social issues like Environment protection, Orphanages and Traffic Management etc.
The World Record of ‘most number of t-shirts worn at once’ has been achieved by Sanath Bandara from Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Sanath Bandara: a marathon runner; took 1 hour 7 minutes and 3 seconds to wear Two Hundred Fifty Seven (257) t-shirts one over other. Event organized on December 22, 2011 at a public park of Colombo was witnessed by thousands of spectators.
The World Record of ‘biggest rangoli’ has been achieved by Mr. Manickam Selvendran Collector DM Singrauli in association with Mr. Tejinder Singh Chairman, Sheela Foundation and Northern Coalfields Limited from Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Logo of ‘Save Girl Child Campaign’ was made in rangoli; measuring 22,863 square meters (2,46,095 square feet). On April 14, 2013; more than 1500 students at the NCL stadium Jhingurdah, Singrauli, made the Rangoli in which about 50,000 kg of rangoli colors in seven shades were used.
