The World Record ‘drinking and taking-out equal quantity of water’ has been achieved by Mr. Govind Prasad Katia from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Yogacharya Katia Drank One and Half (1.5) Litres of water and taken-out all the water under the Yogic Practice Dand Dhoti.
The world record for the ‘biggest bullock’ in the world has been achieved by a bullock called The Field Marshall (Owned by Mr. Arthur Duckett) from Alstone, Somerset, UK.
Field Marshall weighed 1670 kg (3682 lbs) on 25th Dec. 2009. The Field Marshall is of the Charolais breed of domestic cattle and is white in color. Despite being so bulky in size, his body is very muscular and not on the fatty side.
The world record of ” Largest collection of ancient coins” has been achieved by Mr. Mohit Rathore from Jabalpur, MP, India.
Mr. Mohit Rathore (Jabalpur, MP, India) has the collection of 3000 unique and ancient coins of different variety. Collection contains coins from 1st century to 2012.
Collection of coins includes coins from Satwahan empire, sultanate, Mughal, princely state, British-Indian, Indo-French, Indo-Dutch to Independent India. Collection contains coins unique and ancient coins from 176 countries.
The World Record ‘largest collection of autographed photographs’ has been achieved by Yogiraj Dr. Sarvesh Soni from Nasik, Maharashtra, India.
Dr. Yogiraj has unique collection of Eighteen Thousand Four Hundred Thirty Two (18,432) autographed photographs of the eminent personalities of the world. Collection consists of autographed photographs of Presidents, Prime minister, Governor-Generals, Kings, Queens, Head of States, Head of Government and Freedom Fighters from over 207 countries.
The World Record of growing ‘tallest cactus plant’ has been achieved by SDM College of Dental Sciences from Dharwad, Karnataka, India.
The world’s tallest cactus plant has been grown in SDM College of Dental Sciences premises near Sattur in Dharwad, The height of the plant is measured to be Seventy Seven (77) feet. The scientific name of this cactus is Cereus Peruvianus. This cactus was planted on Aug 15, 2002; is still growing. There is a 3.9 degree angle of the stem with the tuft of spines which are present in the ridges.
