The World Record of ‘largest human depiction of bell’ has been achieved by Haier World Home Appliances Museum from Qingdao, China.
On 15 Dec 15, 2019; Four Hundred Thirty Three (433) people stood together in the form of a aeolian bell. The size of the largest human depiction of bell was 1024 square feet.
The World Record of ‘largest canned food mosaic’ has been achieved by DoorDash from Santa Monica Pier, USA.
On Mar 01, 2017; DoorDash created a giant, colourful image of an African bush elephant using approximately Six Thousand Five Hundred (6500) cans of food.
The World Record of ‘largest staple mosaic’ has been achieved by Besart Gashi from Gjilan, Kosovo.
On Aug 22, 2020; Mr. Gashi created the largest staple mosaic depicting renowned poet and artist Mr. Agim Ramadani measuring 280.61 square feet.
The largest staple mosaic has been created from approximately 2.275 million staples with two different colours of staples, using 4 pneumatic staple guns. It was completed in 50 days.
The World Record of ‘largest plastic pipes mosaic’ has been jointly achieved by Bhavarlal & Kantabai Jain Foundation and Pradip Vishnu Bhosale from Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India.
On Feb 23, 2021; plastic pipe mosaic with dimensions of 150 x 120 feet (length x width) depicting Mr. Bhavarlal Jain has been created at Bhaunchi Srushti, Jain lrrigation Systems Ltd., Jalgaon.
The World Record of ‘largest parad shivling’ has been achieved by Pragya Sai Lok Kalyan Nyas from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Nov 25, 2015; under guidance of Pragyadhishwar Shri Maa Sadhvi Vibhanand Giriji Maharaj, a parad shivling of 2’9” x 4’4” (height x diameter) size has been consecrated at Swami Pragyanand Ashram, Katangi.
Pt. Yogendra Mahant convened the ceremony.
The World Record of ‘largest display of front page of a newspaper’ has been achieved by Dainik Bhaskar from Kota, Rajasthan, India.
On Mar 06, 2021; Dainik Bhaskar: a leading newspaper of India, installed 90 x 40 feet (height x width) size front page of newspaper printed on flex and displayed it near Seven Wonder Park.
The gigantic front page of a newspaper has been displayed to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of Kota edition.
