The World Record ‘largest parade of kite surfers’ has been achieved by Winds For Future Kite Parade at Praia do Cumbuco, Caucaia, Ceará, Brazil.
On Sep 22, 2019; Five Hundred Ninety Six (596) people participated in the kite surfers parade lasting 1 hour and 52 minutes.
The World Record of ‘largest mithila painting open art gallery’ has been jointly achieved by Samastipur Division of Indian Railway and group of artists from Mithila region, Bihar, India.
During Oct 02-14, 2017; group of local artists created the series of Mithila paintings in Nine Thousand Four Hundred Nineteen (9419) square feet at Madhubani railway station.
The achievement has been applied by Aeon Market Research Pvt. Ltd. and Bamdev Yoga Science & Research Center.
The World Record “largest human depiction of home” has been jointly achieved by Mohit Garg and Rutvi Garg from New Delhi, India.
On Oct 17, 2023; One Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty Four (1724) people stood in the shape of a home.
The program has been organized by ‘Cubic Homes’ at Little Heart Public School, Bhiwani, Haryana.
The World Record of ‘largest sports award ceremony’ has been achieved by Chhattisgarh Pradesh Congress Sports Cell at Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Aug 25, 2019; One Thousand Five Hundred Fifty Two (1552) players from one hundred ten different sports were awarded on a single stage.
‘Congress Sports Talent Award’ ceremony convened by Mr. Praveen Jain was held at Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay auditorium.
The World Record of ‘largest earthen lamp aarti’ has been achieved by Sanyyam Swarna Mahotsav Samiti from Kota, Rajasthan, India.
On Mar 09, 2019; aarti with Ninety Seven Thousand Six Hundred (97600) earthen lamps has been offered to Param Pujya Sidhant Ratna Ganini Aaryika 105 Shree Vishudh Mata Ji during 50th swarnim sanyyam deeksha mahamahotsav.
The World Record of ‘longest gazal’ has been achieved by Dr. Ashok Kumar Pandey ‘Gulshan’ from Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, India.
In 2012; Dr. Gulshan published the longest gazal comprises of Eighty Six (86) lines having Two Hundred Forty Six words in the book titled ‘Aur Kuch Bhee Nahin’ published by Meenakshi Prakashan.
