The World Record of ‘largest human depiction of smiley’ has been achieved by Future Group of Institutions from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On November 04, 2015; One Thousand One Hundred Eleven (1111) people dressed in yellow & black to create the biggest human smiley at Sports Ground, Bareilly.
Record was made during the event ‘Diwali Carnival’ organized by Amar Ujala: A leading newspaper of India.
The World Record of ‘highest number of wickets in international cricket’ has been achieved by Mr. Muttiah Muralitharan from Sri Lanka.
During the International cricket career (Aug 28, 1992- May 22, 2014); Mr. Muralitharan took One Thousand Three Hundred Forty Seven (1347) wickets. He took 800 wickets in Tests, 534 wickets in One Day International and 13 wickets in T20.
The World Record of ‘shortest drama’ has been achieved by SDM Degree College from Ujire, Karnataka, India.
On Mar 07, 2016; students of SDM College performed the shortest drama of world titled ‘MahaKAALA’ in Seventeen seconds (17 Sec).
The World Record “largest human depiction of pi symbol” has been achieved by Westwood High School from Mesa, Arizona, USA.
On Mar 08, 2023; under mentorship of math teacher Elizabeth Ruiz, Two Thousand Thirty Six (2036) people stood to form pi symbol.
The World Record of ‘largest crossword’ has been achieved by tourism department from Lvov, Ukrain.
It has been imprinted on the side of a 30 meter tall apartment building, the world’s biggest crossword puzzle consists of 19 squares across and 34 squares in height. During the day the crossword appears empty – with the answers lighting up at night. The questions for the puzzle are located in different point of interests of the city: monuments, theatres, fountains etc. so people walking around the city can try to solve the puzzle and write down their answers. When night comes they can meet at this house and check how they did.
The World Record of ‘largest human depiction of tree guard’ has been achieved by Kunda Jaiv Vividhata Vikas Sansathan from Kunda, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Dec 12, 2015; Four Hundred Seventy Six (476) people joined hands to form the largest human Depiction of tree guard.
