The World Record of ‘youngest to recite most nursery rhymes in a relay’ has been achieved by Dheeraj Rajput (04 years 03 months 01 day) from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India.
On Nov 03, 2020; master Dheeraj (son of Ms. Priyanka Rani & Mr. Naveen Kumar) recited One Hundred Fifty One (151) English nursery rhymes in One hour Thirteen minutes Twelve seconds.
# Young Achiever
The World Record of ‘feat of playing guitar behind the back’ has been achieved by Suraj Jyoti Hazarika from Dergaon, Assam, India.
On Aug 11, 2020; Mr. Hazarika played various tunes and songs on guitar keeping the musical instrument behind the back.
The World Record of ‘most black sesame seeds counted by an individual’ has been achieved by Sandhyashree H. K. from Channapatna, Karnataka, India.
On May 30, 2020; Sandhyashree asserted the counting of Three Hundred Seventy Eight Thousand Six Hundred Fifteen (378615) seeds from one kilogram black sesame seeds pack.
Feat was performed to honor the farmers.
The World Record of ‘youngest author (fiction)’ has been achieved by Panuthula Sucharita (12 years 03 months 17 days) from Bangalore, Karnataka, India.
On Sep 14, 2020; Sucharita (daughter of Ms. Panuthula Leela Rama Mani and Mr. Panuthula Chandra Sekhar) exhibited the book ‘Unforgettable Audacious Adventures of My School Life’. The sixty four pages fiction book comprising humor, action and adventure was authored during lockdown period of corona pandemic.
# Young Achiever: Female
The World Record of designing ‘longest hand painted pictorial saree’ has been achieved by Sindhu K P from Valanchery, Kerala, India.
On Sep 27, 2020; Sindhu exhibited the 9.36 meters long Kerala traditional saree hand painted with forty six pictures on the theme ‘Covid 19 pandemic’.
M/S Sapthavarna Sarees manufactured the Kasavusaree.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of coins with most denominations (single country)’ has been achieved by Sanjay Kumar Verma from Baloda Bazar, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Sep 01, 2020; Mr. Verma (son of Ms. Amba and Mr. Khamhan Lal Verma) exhibited the collection of Indian coins with Seventeen (17) denominations.
