The World Record “most people benidicted in relay” has been achieved by Shree Vallabh Vaishnav Yuva Evam Mahila Mandal from Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Jan 12, 2025; One Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty Seven (1737) people have been benidicted by Gita tatva marmagya Goswami Umang Vrajeshvaracharyji in relay.
Vishal Neema, Anand Purohit and Deepak Rajwani convened the feat.
The World Record “largest sacred water feet washing relay” has been achieved by Shree Vallabh Vaishnav Mandal from Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Jan 12, 2025; One Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty Three (1723) people washed the feet of HDH Jagadguru Vallabhsampraday Acharya Dr. Goswami Shri Vrajotsavji with saffron water in relay.
Rajendra Shah, Hetal Shah and Vitthal Nagar coordinated the feat.
The World Record “mass weddings organized for most consecutive years” has been achieved by Sant Mata Karma Ashram Samiti from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Mar 18, 1993 – Mar 25, 2025, Samiti has organized the mass wedding ceremonies for Thirty Two (32) consecutive years.
Chitrarekha Sahu and Vidya Devi Sahu convened the ‘Adarsh Samuhik Vivah Samaroh 2025’.
The World Record “most people reciting shri ram stuti” has been achieved by The Education Committee of the Maheshwari Samaj (Society) from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
On Apr 27, 2025; Six Thousand Three Hundred Twenty Five (6325) people simultaneously recited the Shri Ram Stuti.
The feat has been organized, preceding the MPS Marathon: Run for Happiness.
The World Record “largest bahrana saheb ceremony” has been achieved by Pujya Chhattisgarh Sindhi Panchayat from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Mar 23, 2025; Two Thousand One Hundred Twenty One (2121) Bahrana Saheb have been carried out for seeking blessings from Jhulelal Sai ji.
The World Record “most people singing a song to tribute martyr” has been achieved by Shaheed Bhagat Singh Brigade at Delhi, India.
Mar 25, 2025; under the mentorship of Mr. Yadvinder Singh Sandhu, Two Thousand Two Hundred Fifty (2250) people have sung the legendry song ‘mera rang de basanti chola‘ to tribute Indian freedom fighter martyr Bhagat Singh.
