The World Record for the ‘largest painting by the number of participants’ has been achieved by the organizers and participants of the Punjab Youth Festival from Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.
The dimensions of the painting were 45.72 meters (150 feet) by 81.3 meters (266 feet, 8 inches) and hence the total area was 3717 square meters (40,009 square feet). The painting depicted popular monuments in the Punjab region of Pakistan. The total number of participants in the event was 1,557 and the total amount of time needed to finish the painting was 6 hours.
The World Record of being shortest man of the world has been achieved by Mr. Master Nau from Bhairahawa, Nepal.
Mr. Master Nau who is just 41 centimeters (16.14 inches) tall, has been recognized as world’s shortest person. Master Nau (73 years old) is confined to a wheelchair.
Previous World Records:
The World Record of being shortest man of the world was achieved by Mr. Khagendra Thapa Magar from India. He measured 26.4 inches tall.
The World Record of being shortest man of the world was achieved by Mr. Junrey Balawing from Philippines. He measured 23.5 inches tall.
The World Record of being shortest man of the world was achieved by Mr. Gul Mohammed from India. He measured 22.5 inches tall.
The World Record of making largest key ring has been achieved by Mr. Rakesh Vaid from New Delhi, India.
As on March 24, 2014; Mr. Vaid has made the largest key ring in the shape of ship ‘Titanic’ with dimensions of 10 feet x 1 foot. It has been decorated with the photo-framed key rings of the crew members and passengers of Titanic.
The World Record of ‘longest line of pizzas’ has been jointly achieved by The Van Duzer Foundation and the St. Lucie County Education Foundation from Fort Pierce, Florida, United States of America (USA).
Both the organizations joined together to make a line of pizzas which measured 541.8 meters (almost 1778 feet). There were Eighteen Thousand (1800) pizzas, each of 12” diameter which were used to make the longest line of Pizzas.
The World Record of largest human Christmas tree has been achieved by Fiesta Nacional de la Navidad from Leandro N. Alem, Misiones, Argentina.
On November 29, 2013; One Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty Two (1982) participants gathered in the Fiesta Nacional de la Navidad and formed the largest human Christmas tree.
The World Record of ‘longest line of socks’ has been achieved by The Sir Peter Blake Trust from Wellington, New Zealand.
As on June 30, 2011; the line of socks which was made to create the record had a total of Thirty Five Thousand One Hundred Twenty Eight (35128) socks. All the socks that were used to create the line were red in color.
Previous World Record:
The world record of the longest clothesline of socks was achieved by the Tripsdill Amusement from Germany in May 2010. The total length of the line was more than 2300 meters.
