The World Record “first men versus women cricket tournament for common people” has been achieved by Anju Sahu from Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Jan 19, 2025; the first ever men versus women cricket tournament has been organized at Dashahara ground. Common men & women of 50+ years of age participated in the tournament.
The World Record “first book elucidating hindi grammar in poetic form” has been achieved by Chhandbaddh Vrihad Hindi Vyakran from Chhattisgarh, India.
On Feb 02, 2025; the book containing Hindi grammar in poetic form has been exhibited.
Book has been edited by Dr. Indrani Sahu ‘Sanchi’ and co-edited by Dr. Padma Sahu ‘Parvani’ and Dr. Niramani Shrivas ‘Niyti’.
The World Record “first informational book on traditional folk games” has been achieved by Chandra Shekhar Chakor from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Dec 25, 2004; Mr. Chakor authored the book ‘Chhattisgarh ke paramparik lok khel‘ containing detailed information about Fifty Eight traditional folk games.
The book has been published by ‘Pudhav Manch Publication’.
The World Record “first poetic hindi grammar book” has been achieved by Dr. Indrani Sahu ‘Sanchi’ from Bhatapara, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Nov 30, 2024; Dr. Sahu exhibited the edited book ‘Chhandbaddh Vrihad Hindi Vyakaran‘ containing Hindi grammar in poetic form.
Dr. Padma Sahu ‘Parvani’ and Dr. Niramani Shrivas ‘Niyati’ co-edited the book.
The World Record “first poetry book on tree and forest conservation” has been achieved by Dr. Asha Azad from Korba, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Dec 07, 2024; Dr. Asha Azad (Editor) and Mr. Mangal Ram Oraon exhibited the book ‘Madhyabharat ka phephada hasadev‘ comprising writings of one hundred one poets & litterateurs on forest ‘Hasadev’.
The World Record “first socio-cultural treatise on bhutan” has been achieved by Dr. Shubhada Pandey from Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On Aug 30, 2024; Dr. Pandey exhibited the book ‘Pannai yadon ka kalptaru: Bhutan‘ containing social, cultural, environmental, historical, political, economical, ethical and philosophical insights of Bhutan in very unique, nuanced and engaging narrative.
