The World Record ‘largest paper straw artwork’ has been achieved by Sanvi Gautam (12 years 09 months 23 days) from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
On Aug 18, 2020; Sanvi (daughter of Dr. Anita and Dr. Manaswi Gautam) exhibited a paper straw artwork portraying ‘Sarojini Naidu’ created with One Thousand Three Hundred Fifty Two (1352) multicolor handmade paper straws. The artwork measured 44×42 inches (length x width).
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The World Record ‘largest hand sanitizer container’ has been achieved by Chemex Hygiene Concepts LLC from Dubai, UAE.
On Jan 01, 2022; the company exhibited a hand sanitizer container measuring 166.3 x 70 cm (length x width) with volume capacity 424.40 litres.
The World Record largest Surya namaskar performance feat (multiple locations) has been jointly achieved by National Yogasana Sports Federation, Patanjali Yogpeeth, Geeta Pariwar, Kreeda Bharti, Heartfulness institute and Haryana Yog Ayog from lndia.
During Jan 01-29, 2022, Seven Hundred Fifty Five Million Two Hundred Fifty Four Thousand Six (755254006) sets of Surya namaskar have been performed by more than four million registered yoga performers The initiative #75 crore Surya namaskar has been organized to celebrate the 75th anniversary of independence of India               Â
The World Record ‘largest flower petals shower in a wedding’ has been achieved by Ukani Family at Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
On Nov 15, 2021; during the wedding ceremony of ‘Jay & Himanshi’, flower petals shower was performed with One Hundred One (101) kg flower petals.
Wedding ceremony of Ukani & Jivani families has been organized at Umaid Bhawan Palace.
The World Record ‘heaviest wedding garland’ has been achieved by Ban Parivaar at Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
On Nov 16, 2021; during the wedding ceremony of ‘Jay & Hemanshi’ wedding garland of 21.35 Kg was worn by the bride and the groom.
Wedding ceremony of Ukani & Jivani families has been organized at Umaid Bhawan Palace.
The World Record ‘smallest chhappan bhog plate’ has been achieved by Chanchal Rathi from Guwahati, Assam, India.
On Jan 01, 2022, Ms. Rathi prepared a chhappan bhog plate of Seventeen (17) cm diameter size containing fifty six miniature dishes offered to Lord Krishna on the occasion of New Year.
