The World Record “largest campaign of displaying daughter’s name at house nameplate” has been achieved by UCN Cable Network Pvt. Ltd. from Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
On Sep 26, 2021; during the campaign on the occasion of ‘Daughters Day’, One Thousand Five Hundred Two (1502) people have displayed their daughter’s name at their house nameplate.
The World Record ‘farthest performance of limbo skating’ has been achieved by Deshana Nahar (06 years 11 months 19 days) from Pune, Maharashtra, India.
On Aug 30, 2021; Deshana (daughter of Ms. Payal and Mr. Aditya Nahar) performed limbo skating for One Hundred Fifty One (151) meters.
*Young Achiever: Little Champion (Female)
The World Record ‘longest feat of disseminating information for career opportunities through social media’ has been achieved by Dr. Ramanik Shrawan Lengure from Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
During Jan 2014 – Sep 15, 2021; Mr. Lengure disseminated various information for better career opportunities like competitive exams, career options, vacancies etc. through social media incessantly for Seven (7) years.
The World Record ‘multiple roles of production team performed by an individual in most movies’ has been achieved by Babu Lal Meena (Badal) from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
During May 27, 2008 – Sep 16, 2021; Mr. Badal performed the lead role along with story writer, screen play, dialogue and lyricist in Three (3) movies viz. ‘Tabeez: The Power’, ‘Taaveez: The Taj’ and ‘Oxygen’.
The World Record ‘most short biographies compiled in a book’ has been achieved by Tarachand Shriram Metkar from Nashik, Maharashtra, India.
On May 11, 2021; Mr. Metkar exhibited the Marathi book ‘Parichay Kirtivantacha’ containing Three Hundred Sixty Six (366) short biographies of renowned & inspiring personalities.
The World Record of ‘most names tattooed on an individual (six hours)’ has been jointly achieved by Mahendra Patidar and Mallika Chouhan from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Aug 14, 2021; Mahendra and Mallika tattooed One Thousand Eighty One (1081) names on the body of a volunteer.
To celebrate 75th Independence Day, names of Indian Army martyrs were tattooed in the shape of Indian map.
