Smallest Hand-Woven Socks

Smallest Hand-Woven Socks

The World Record of ‘smallest hand-woven socks’ has been achieved by Ms. Ah Lam from Changchun, China.

Ms. Ah Lam has made a pair of hand-woven socks with dimensions of 2 mm x 7.5 mm. She used special needles to weave the smallest socks.

Smallest Hand-Woven Socks

Longest Row of Bowls

The World Record of ‘longest row of bowls’ has been achieved by Mr. Nilesh Jain (Sankhla) from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.

On Oct 06, 2015; Mr. Nilesh created the row of 20750 (Twenty Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty) cutlery bowls.

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Largest Political Party

The World Record of ‘largest political party’ has been achieved by The Communist Party of China.

The Communist Party of China (CPC); the ruling and sole governing political party of the People’s Republic of China is world’s largest political party with a membership of 86.5 million as on December 31 2014. The Communist Party of China was founded in 1921.

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First Mantra Tower

The World Record of ‘first mantra tower’ has been achieved by Namah Shivaya Mission Trust from Omkareshwar, Madhya Pradesh, India.

In 2015; under the auspicious and sagacious guidance of Swami Shivoham Bharti ji, trust has constructed the first mantra tower of the world. The tower has been crammed with the mantra ‘Om Namah Shivay’ billions in numbers.

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Longest Hula Hooping (Male)

The World Record of ‘longest hula hooping (male)’ has been achieved by Mr. Ian Giles from Cape Town, South Africa.

The longest hula hooping by an individual using a single hoop lasted for 75hours and 30 minutes. Mr. Giles managed the hoop to revolve between the shoulders and hips all the time.

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Smallest Sheep

The World Record of ‘smallest sheep’ has been achieved by the The Ouessant from the island of Ouessant, Brittany, France.

The smallest sheep in the world is also known as the anglicized ushant, ushant or breton dwarf sheep. Rams are around 49 centimetres (19 in) tall at the shoulder, and the ewes about 45 centimetres (18 in).