The World Record of creating ‘smallest traditional hand flour mill & accessories’ has been achieved by Ikbal Sakka from Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.
On Nov 06, 2020; Mr. Sakka has exhibited the set of gold made miniature traditional hand flour mill of size 3×1 mm along with grain cleaner, strainer and basket (2×1 mm) weighing 200 mg.
The World Record of ‘most taekwondo side sit-ups performed in one minute’ has been achieved by Sanvi Bannihattikar (03 years 03 months 07 days) from Belagavi, Karnataka, India.
On Nov 20, 2020; Sanvi (daughter of Ms. Aruna & Mr. Shivraj Bannihattikar) performed One Hundred Twenty Three (123) taekwondo side sit-ups in one minute.
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The World Record of ‘most books authored on pandemic Covid-19’ has been achieved by Shivanand Kamde from Durg, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Apr – Nov, 2020; Mr. Kamde has authored Seven (7) books on the theme pandemic Coronavirus disease Covid-19. Books have been written on various themes viz. Gazals, Information, Thoughts, Vocabulary, Cartoons etc.
The World Record of ‘largest simulation of heart’ has been jointly achieved by Takshashila Air and Divya Bhaskar at Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.
On Feb 13, 2021; giant simulation of heart with dimensions 30 x 30 feet (length x width) has been installed at sky-deck of Takshashila Air Residential Twin Towers, Ellisbridge & Parimal Garden.
On the occasion of Valentine’s Day; largest simulation of heart has been Installed to promote the campaign ‘Love is in the air’.
The World Record ‘largest fistula operated’ has been achieved by Dr. Hitender Suri from Sirhind, Punjab, India.
On Oct 28, 2018; Dr. Suri & team successfully operated the patient Kulwinder Singh and treated Twenty Six (26) centimeters fistula with LIFT technique at Rana Hospital.
The World Record of ‘largest performance of bhujangasana yoga in one hour’ has been achieved by Deepak Kumawat at Kota, Rajasthan, India.
On Jun 20, 2018; Deepak performed Bhujangasana yoga (Cobra pose) for Eight Hundred Forty Nine (849) times in one hour.
World Record has been achieved during the celebration of International Yoga Day. Program was convened by Dr. Jaideep Arya and organized by Patanjali Yogpeeth, Government of Rajasthan and Resonance Eduventures Ltd.
