The World Record ‘most pencils engraved with haiku’ has been achieved by Utkarsh Anil Jain from Akola, Maharashtra, India.
On Aug 01, 2022; Mr. Jain exhibited Six Hundred Thirty Nine (639) pencils engraved with haiku written by Acharya shri vidyasagar ji maharaj.
The World Record ‘drumming at highest altitude’ has been achieved by Mahiman Khanijo (08 years 22 days) from Rudrapur, Uttarkhand, India.
On Aug 21, 2022; Mahiman (son of Ms. Parul & Mr. Manish Khanijo) played the national song of India (Vande Mataram) on drum at Naina Peak, Nanital at the altitude of 8566 feet from the sea level.
Mahiman is studying in second standard at Jaycees Public School.
# Young Achiever: Little Champion
The World Record ‘most university degrees earned by an individual’ has been achieved by Preeti Rani Tiwari from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
Till Oct 05, 2022; Ms. Preeti has earned Fourteen (14) degrees from various universities. She has 10 Post Graduation and 04 Graduation degrees. She has also completed 07 Diploma programs.
# Woman Achiever
The World Record ‘navkar mantra chanting feat organized for most consecutive years’ has been achieved by Navkar Tapeshwari Sadhvi Shubhankara Shree from India.
During 1996 – 2021; under the guidance of Sadhvi Shubhankara Shree, Twenty Five (25) navkar mantra chanting feats ‘Navkar Darbar’ have been organized during chaturmas of every year across the India.
The World Record ‘largest awareness campaign against cyber frauds’ has been achieved by Khaki ke Rang School ke Sang at Mahasamund, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Jul 20 – Sep 17, 2022; Ms. Annu Bhoi, Ms. Roshna David and Mr. Praveen Shukla awakened Twenty Thousand Five Hundred Twenty One (20521) people, majorly children against the cyber frauds.
The campaign has been conducted under the guidance of SP Bhojram Patel (IPS) and SI Sanjay Rajput.
The World Record ‘largest artifact created with railway spare parts depicting newspaper title’ has been achieved by Dainik Bhaskar at Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Aug 25, 2022; an artifact with dimensions of Sixty by Twelve feet (60 x 12) in length & width, depicting the newspaper title ‘Dainik Bhaskar’ has been created with scraps & spare parts of trains at BCN Depot.
