The World Record of ‘longest performed of freestyle nunchaku’ has been achieved by Yugraj Singh Kaleka from Kharar, Punjab, India.
During Dec 07 – 08, 2018; Yugraj incessantly performed the freestyle nunchaku for Thirty Seven (37) hours at Leo Gym, Kharar.
The World Record of ‘longest dance performance on the edge of a platter’ has been achieved by Chetna Tiwari (13 years 04 months 23 days) from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On May 04, 2019; Chetna (daughter of Ms. Ramkumari & Mr. Arvind Tiwari) performed dance on the edge of a platter for Fifteen hours Five minutes (15H:05M).
The program has been organized by Srijan Foundation.
# Young Achiever: Female
The World Record of ‘longest dance performance on folk songs’ has been achieved by Vagisha Pant (08 years 10 months 22 days) from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On Jun 07, 2019; Vagisha (daughter of Ms. Kirty & Mr. Ghanshyam Pant) incessantly performed dance on various folk songs for Five hours Eight minutes (05H:08M).
The program has been organized by Srijan Foundation.
# Young Achiever: Female
The World Record of ‘article containing names of most number of books’ has been achieved by Alka Sankhala from Surat, Gujarat, India.
On July 08, 2019; Ms. Sankhala wrote an article containing names of Two Hundred Thirty Three (233) books authored by great Jain philosopher Acharya Mahapragyaji.
#Woman achiever
The World Record of ‘first woman participating in most television talk shows (children & women psychology)’ has been achieved by Dr. Anita Gautam from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
During Dec 2015 – Dec 2018; Dr. Gautam, a renowned psychiatrist, participated in Hundred (100) television talk shows. She gave expert opinion on the issues related to children & women.
The World Record of ‘longest cycling for social campaign’ has been achieved by R P Ajith Krishna (13 years 11 months 28 days) from Palakkad, Kerala, India.
During Aug 15 – Sep 08, 2019; Ajith Krishna (son of Mr. Pranesh Rajendran & Ms. Archana Geetha Pranesh) spread the message of ‘pollution free India’ by cycling Four Thousand Two Hundred Five (4205) km in twenty five days.
