The World Record ‘most bilingual poems published in a book’ has been achieved by Dr. Banwari Lal Agrawal ‘Snehi’ from Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
On Mar 03, 2023; Mr. Agarwal has exhibited the authored book ‘Alfazo ki Juban se’ containing Two Hundred Seventy Eight (278) bilingual poems written in Hindi and Telugu languages.
The World Record ‘youngest publisher’ has been achieved by Satyam Upadhyay (11 years 11 months) from Gurugram, Haryana, India.
On May 28, 2017; Satyam (son of Ms. Savita and Mr. Narendra Kumar Upadhyay) published the book titled ‘Guru Vandan’.
The book is based on learnings and experiences with his mentor Mr. Aman Bathla.
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The World Record ‘youngest to author a ballad’ has been achieved by Vishikha Tripathi (16 Years 05 Months 09 Days) from Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
On Dec 22, 2022; Vishikha (daughter of Ms. Seema & Mr. Nadeesh Tripathi) published the authored ballad ‘Kali: the blooming flower’ containing six chapters in one hundred twelve pages.
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The World Record ‘most poems of a poet published in one newspaper’ has been achieved by Lakshaman Kumar Nevatia from Biratnagar, Koshi, Nepal.
During Aug 19, 2006 – Jun 11, 2023; Mr. Nevatia has written Nine Hundred Twenty One (921) poems and all the poems have been published in Nepali daily newspaper Udghosh.
The World Record ‘largest feat of tying reflective belts to cows’ has been achieved by Anurag Dubey from Baikunthpur, Chhattisgarh, India.
During July 05, 2011 – Apr 24, 2023; Mr. Dubey from ‘Gau Raksha Vahini’ has managed to tie Four Thousand Three Hundred Eighty (4380) radium reflective belts on the stray cows to catch the attention of drivers at night time to prevent the cows from road accidents.
The World Record ‘most titles of state body building championships won by an individual’ has been achieved by Ramesh Kumar Hirwani from Dhamtari, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Oct 22, 1994 – Feb 26, 2023; Mr. Hirwani won the titles of ‘Mr. Madhya Pradesh’ and ‘Mr. Chhattisgarh’ for Twenty Four (24) times.
