The World Record “largest collection of state legislative assembly election results” has been achieved by Guru Ram Rana from Dhamtari, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Apr 12, 2025; Mr. G. R. Rana exhibited the book ‘Nirvachan Saar- Jharkhand’ containing the comprehensive data of legislative assembly of Jharkhand from 2000 – 2024.
Mr. Rana has published the legislative assembly data of Two (2) states viz. Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand.
The World Record “collection of currency notes signed by most number of governors of the national bank since independence” has been achieved by Ritesh Jain from Khariar Road, Odisha, India.
On Jun 21, 2023; Mr. Jain exhibited the collection of Indian currency notes signed by Twenty Three (23) governors of RBI. He has collected Seven Hundred Forty Nine currency notes of various denominations signed by RBI governors of independent India since 1947.
The World Record “collection of election results of a state legislative assembly for most consecutive elections” has been achieved by G. R. Rana from Dhamtari, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Sep 11, 2023; Mr. Rana has exhibited the book ‘Nirvachan Saar’ containing the collection previously Madhya Pradesh) legislative assembly from 1952 – 2018 for consecutive fifteen (15) elections.
The World Record ‘maintaining the personal diaries for most consecutive years’ has been achieved by Pawan Bansal from Delhi, India.
On May 30, 2023; Mr. Bansal exhibited the collection of handwritten personal diaries of Twenty One (21) consecutive years. He has been maintaining the diaries since 2003.
The World Record ‘collection of Urdu books authored by most shayers’ has been achieved by Shri Yuvraj General Library from Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.
As on Jul 16, 2023; library has a collection of books authored by One Hundred Eighty Seven (187) Shayers.
The library was established by Munshi Prabhulalji Goud ‘Ashahar’ et al. in 1913.
The World Record ‘largest collection of laughing Buddha memorabilia’ has been achieved by Nikolai Warner from Sydney, Australia.
On May 25, 2023; Mr. Warner exhibited his collection of Seven Hundred Twenty Six (726) laughing Buddha memorabilia.
