Largest Ear-Bud Sculpture of Tajmahal

Largest Ear-Bud Sculpture of Tajmahal

The World Record of creating ‘largest ear-bud sculpture of Taj Mahal’ has been achieved by Mr. Rajasekhar Namburu from Hyderabad, Telangana, India.

Mr. Namburu has created the sculpture of Taj Mahal with 80,000 ear-buds.

Largest Ear-Bud Sculpture of Tajmahal

Longest Non-Stop Free-Hands Motorcycle Riding

The World Record of ‘longest non-stop motorcycle ride – no hands‘ has been achieved by Mr. Marcello Sarandrea from Italy, Rome.

As on March 6, 2015, Mr. Marcello Sarandrea rode the stop motorcycle non-stop for a distance of 222 km (137.94 miles) without touching the handlebars with the hands. Marcello did 180 laps on a 1234 meter circuit and took 3 hours and 10 minutes.

Largest Ear-Bud Sculpture of Tajmahal

Most Step Ups in One Minute with a 60 lb Pack

The World Record of ‘most step ups in one minute with a 60 lb pack’ has been achieved by Mr. Robert Natoli from Oswego, New York, USA.

On April 4, 2013, Mr. Robert Natoli did Firty Seven (47) step ups in one minute with a 60 lb pack

Largest Ear-Bud Sculpture of Tajmahal

Most Number of Degrees Earned in The Field of Commerce

The World Record of ‘most number of degrees earned in the field of commerce’ has been achieved by Dr. Ghanta Venkateswara Rao from Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Till July 25, 2015; Dr. Rao has earned PhD, CA, CS, ICWA, CFP in the field of commerce.

Largest Ear-Bud Sculpture of Tajmahal

Fastest Piggy Back Race (One Mile)

The World Record of ‘fastest piggy back race‘ has been achieved by Mr. Scott Weiss and Zack Navabifrom Dublin, Ohio, USA.

As on August 1 4, 2013 Mr. Scott Weiss and Zack Navabi completed the one mile (1.61 km) piggy back race in 11 minutes 58 seconds. Scott Weiss carried Zack Navabi in the race organized at Karrer Middle School, Dublin.

Largest Ear-Bud Sculpture of Tajmahal

Most Candles Extinguished With Breath of a Nose

The World Record of ‘most candles extinguished with breath of a nose’ has been achieved by Mr. V. Sankaranarayan from Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu, India.

During an event, Mr. V. Sankaranarayan extinguished Eighty Six (86) candles kept 1 cm. apart with breath of a nose’.