The World Record of ‘fastest recovery of thrombocytes with homeopathy treatment’ has been achieved by Dr. Mukesh Nathu Musale from Nashik, Maharashtra, India.
As per medical reports dated Oct 09 and Oct 10, 2020; Dr. Musale successfully managed to increase the thrombocytes of one year old child from 44000 to 84000 in eight hours.
The World Record of ‘most informal meetings attended by a governor’ has been achieved by honorable Ms. Anusuiya Uikey at Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Jul 29, 2019 – Jan 05, 2021; honorable Governor Ms. Uikey has met Ten Thousand Eight Hundred Forty Nine (10849) common people during visits and at Governor house.
The World Record of ‘youngest to compile a pictorial poetry coffee table book’ has been achieved by Aarna Galhotra (17 years 02 months 28 days) from Panchkula, Haryana, India.
On Oct 16, 2020; Aarna (daughter of Ms. Abhiruchi Galhotra) exhibited the coffee table book titled ‘Vibes of my soul’ published by The Poetry Society of India, contains 44 poems and photographs matching the theme of the poems.
# Young Achiever: Female
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The World Record of ‘first poetry book on periodic table’ has been achieved by Bushra Nida (16 years 04 days) from Kulgam, Kashmir, India.
On Oct 20, 2020; Bushra (daughter of     Ms. Nasira Akhter and Mohammad Rafiq Dar) has authored the book ‘The Davy’ which is a poetic rendition of the elements of periodic table.
# Young Achiever: Female
The World Record of ‘longest human tooth extracted’ has been achieved by Dr. Sourabh Shrivastava from Khargone Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Feb 29, 2020; Dr. Shrivastava extracted Thirty Nine (39) mm long canine tooth from the mouth of patient named Pawan Bhavsar.
The World Record of ‘largest online workshop on modelling clay sculpturing’ has been achieved by MY FM from India.
On Aug 21, 2020; Six Hundred Forty One (641) people participated in an online workshop on modelling clay sculpturing in which sculpture of Lord Ganesh was trained to create from modelling clay.
Workshop has been organized to create awareness about celebrating festivals in environment friendly way and to ‘Save Rivers’.
