The World Record ‘most people performing Anulom Vilom simultaneously’ has been achieved by Yuva Bharat and Patanjali Yogpeeth at Durg-Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Jan 12, 2017; under the guidance of Swami Ramdev ji and Acharya Balkrishna ji, Ninety One Thousand Three Hundred Twenty Three (91323) people performed the Anulom – Vilom Yoga simultaneously.
The World Record of ‘most people playing drum simultaneously’ has been achieved by Hong Kong Federation of Young Groups from Hong Kong, China.
On June 29; Ten Thousand Forty Five (10045) drummers played the drum simultaneously at the Hong Kong Coliseum. Youth from Hong Kong, mainland China, Macau and Taiwan participated in the World Record. The event “Dragon Jamboree” Concert was organized for celebrating the 10th anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong to China.
The World Record of ‘most people performing Halasana Yoga simultaneously’ has been achieved by
Yuva Bharat and Patanjali Yogpeeth at Durg-Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Jan 12, 2017; under the guidance of Swami Ramdev ji and Acharya Balkrishna ji, Forty Three Thousand Four Hundred (43400) people performed the Halasana Yoga (Plow Pose) simultaneously.
The World Record of ‘largest yoga session’ has been jointly achieved by Patanjali Yog Peeth Haridwar and Maharashtra Government at Nanded, Maharashtra, India.
On Jun 21, 2019; One Hundred Three Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy Two (103872) people participated in yoga session of Yog Guru Swami Ramdev Ji.
The program convened by Mr. Prataprao Chikhalikar and Dr. Jaideep Arya was organized at Yog bhumi, Asarjan ground to celebrate the ‘International Yoga Day’.
The World Record of ‘book character dressed fastest marathon runner’ has been achieved by Mr. David Ross from UK.
On April 17; Mr. Ross participated in the Virgin London Marathon and dressed as ‘Dennis the Menace’. He completed the marathon in 3 hours 2 minutes 30 seconds.
The World Record of ‘largest didgeridoo congregation’ has been achieved by Didge Fest from Devon, UK.
On August 05, 2006; Two Hundred Thirty Eight (238) participants played didgeridoo simultaneously during Didge Fest.
