The World Record “most people proclaimed for casting vote” has been achieved by Zila Panchayat from Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Oct 24, 2023; during the event Raas Dandiya, Ten Thousand Two Hundred Thirty Three (10233) people congregated in the dance fest proclaimed for casting vote after playing the song ‘Main Bharat Hoo”.
Mr. Ajay Kumar Agrawal, CEO Zila Panchayat, Bilaspur convened the electoral awareness campaign under ‘SVEEP’, launched by Election Commission of India.
The World Record “first knowledge book on a city” has achieved by Dr. Shiromani Mathur from Dalli Rajhara, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Aug 12, 2022; Dr. Mathur has exhibited the book ‘Mera Dalli Rajhara’ published by Vaibhav Prakashan, Raipur containing historical, geographical, social, economical and cultural information of the city Dalli Rajhara.
The World Record “largest human mattress dominoes” has been achieved by Multiflex RNC Philippines, Inc – Uratex at Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines.
On Oct 22, 2023; during an event organized at SMX Convention Center Two Thousand Three Hundred Fifty Five (2355) people participated in human mattress dominoes.
The event was organized to celebrate the 55th anniversary of Uratex. After the events the mattresses used were donated to 55 NPOs, came from around the Philippines to participate in the world record attempt.
The World Record “first poetic grammatical transformation of sundarkand in hindi” has been achieved by Dr. Madhu Shankhdhar ‘Swatantra’ from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On Jun 01, 2023; Dr. Shankhdhar has exhibited the book ‘Sundarkand ka Hindi bhavanuvad’ published by G H Publication. The book is a poetic grammatical transformation of Sundarkand, written by Goswami Tulsidasji in Awadhi.
The World Record “paintings made with blood of most people” has been achieved by Shaheed Bhagat Singh Brigade at Sonipat, Haryana, India.
On Sep 28, 2023; to celebrate the 116th birth anniversary of Bhagat Singh, under the mentorship of Mr. Yadvinder Singh Sandhu, two paintings of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh measuring 8 x 5 feet, have been made with the blood donated by One Thousand One Hundred Eighty Three (1183) people.