The World Record “first children’s poetry book authored by schoolteachers” has been achieved by Mor Angana Ke Shor from Patan, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Jun 12, 2026; Mr. Virendra Kumar Sahu exhibited the edited book ‘Mor Angana Ke Shor’, comprising a collection of children’s poems contributed collectively by schoolteachers. The book aims to promote foundational literacy, creativity, and joyful learning among primary school children, in alignment with the objectives of the ‘National Education Policy 2020’.
The World Record “largest rangoli depicting folk heritage created with forest produce” has been achieved by Forest and Climate Change Department, Chhattisgarh at Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Oct 22, 2026; under the mentorship of Mr. Kedar Nath Kashyap, Forest and Climate Change Minister of Chhattisgarh, the department created a rangoli measuring Twenty Thousand Seven Hundred (20,700) square feet, depicting the rich folk heritage and cultural traditions of Chhattisgarh using a diverse range of forest produce. The rangoli featured a portrait of the Honourable President of India, Ms. Droupadi Murmu, at its centre, symbolising the confluence of India’s cultural heritage, forest wealth, and artistic expression.
The World Record “most alternate forward and backward elbow-touching movements performed by an individual” has been achieved by Raksha D (15 years 11 months 18 days) from Ramakunja, Karnataka, India.
On Sep 26, 2026; Raksha (daughter of Ms. Vanitha and Mr. Dharnappa Poojary) performed the alternate forward and backward elbow touching feat for Three Thousand Two Hundred Twenty Nine (3229) times within half hour at Sri Ramakunjeshwara P U College.
The World Record “most people dressed as muni manatunga acharya” has been jointly achieved by Anushtan Aradhika Shri Kumudvaraji Maharaja, Sadhvi Shri Mahapragyaji, Sadhvi Shri Padmavatiji and Sadhvi Shri Rajimati Maharajsa at Pune, Maharashtra, India.
On Oct 07, 2023; One Thousand One Hundred Eighty Eaight (1188) people congregated in the costume of Muni Manatunga Acharya.
Program has been organized by Shri Vardhman Shramanwas Jain Shravak Sangh Bibwewadi, Pune.
The World Record “largest mass observance of one meal a day for ten consecutive days” has been achieved by Sakal Jain Samaj Dharm Prabhavna Samiti from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
During Sep 16-25, 2026; under the mentorship of Param Pujya 108 Niryapak Muni Pungav Shri Sudha Sagar Ji Maharaj Sasangh, on the auspicious occasion of ‘Das Lakshan Paryushan Parv, Five Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty (5750) people observed one meal a day for ten consecutive days during ‘Shravk Sanskar Shivir 2026’.
During the Shivir, participants embraced disciplined living, limited material possessions and sensory pleasures through daily vows, fostering detachment from worldly illusions and spiritual purification.
