The World Record “most people making origami hearts simultaneously” has been achieved by Kanagawa Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors at Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan.
On Sep 14, 2024; Three Hundred Fifty Two (352) people made origami hearts simultaneously.
The World Record “Most NRIs contributing in a poetry book” has been achieved by Dr. Rama Poornima Sharma from Tokyo, Japan.
On Aug 30, 2024; Dr. Sharma exhibited the edited book ‘Pravasi Hindi Goonj Uthi‘ containing poems contributed by One Hundred Forty Five (145) Non-Resident Indians living in various countries across the world.
Book has been published by Bodhi Prakashan.
The World Record “most people performed varsitap jaap of logassa” has been achieved by Mr. Anil Kumar Jain from Delhi, India.
During Jul 27, 2023 – Jul 27, 2024; under the guidance of Divya Sadhika Dr. Rashmi Ji Maharajsa, Two Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Three (2743) people performed varsitap jaap of logassa aarsi (Chatur vinshati stava sutra) for one year.
The feat ‘Sneh-Rashmi-Vani-Usha‘ (now religion is my life partner: Ab dharam hi mera jeevan saathi) has been performed by the devotees across the world at their homes.
The World Record “largest initiative of joining membership in a trade association” has been achieved by Chhattisgarh Chamber of Commerce and Industries from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Mar 22, 2021 – Jul 23, 2024; Eleven Thousand Two Hundred (11200) people have joined the membership of CGCCI.
Mr. Amar Parwani (State President, CGCCI) led the initiative.
The World Record “most people eating mirchi vada simultaneously” has been achieved by 92.7 Big FM and Oswal Group at Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
On Jun 22, 2024; Two Thousand Two Hundred Forty (2240) people ate mirchi vada simultaneously.
The World Record “most people performing viparita karani yogasana simultaneously” has been achieved by Mahamaharishi Foundation Mahayogam Zenskar Healing Martial Arts at Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India.
On Jun 16, 2024; Two Thousand Eleven (2011) people performed viparita karani yogasana (legs up the wall pose) simultaneously during heavy rain.
