The World Record of ‘fastest thousand chakrasana push-ups’ has been achieved by Rahul (16 years 08 months) from Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India.
On Jun 15, 2020; Rahul (son of Ms. Renu Devi & Mr. Rajesh) performed 1000 chakrasana push-ups (wheel push-ups) in Thirteen minutes Twenty Eight seconds (13M:28S).
Mr. Ranjit Singh convened the program organized by Trigart Divya yog Asharam.
# Young Achiever
Â
The World Record of ‘most people online reading bhaktamar stotra’ has been achieved by Pt. Ajit Shastri ‘Guruji’ from India.
On Nov 11, 2020; Four Hundred Seventy One (471) people online read the Bhaktamar stotra.
Shri Aadinath Global Foundation organized the program.
The World Record of ‘first book inked with saffron’ has been achieved by Digambar Acharya Vishuddha Sagar ji from India.
On Jan 16, 2021; renowned Jain saint Acharya Vishuddha Sagar ji has exhibited the authored One Hundred Forty Four page poetry book ‘Karmvipaak’ inked with saffron.
‘Prasann Manah Guru Bhakt Parivar’ supported the feat.
The World Record of ‘longest performance of Padma shirshasana yoga’ has been achieved by Shivraj Bind from Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On Oct 30, 2020; Mr. Shivraj has performed Padma shirshasana yoga (lotus headstand pose) for Four Hours Seven Minutes (04H:07M) incessantly.
The World Record of ‘most number of rangoli art created (multiple locations)’ has been achieved by Women & Child Development Department from Sidhi, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Oct 11, 2020; One Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty Six (1836) Rangoli art depicting the logo of ‘Save Girl Child campaign’ has been created at various AWC of Sidhi district.
Â
The World Record of ‘fastest remedial treatment of renal stone without surgery’ has been achieved by Dr. Jignesh Hadiyal from Botad, Gujarat, India.
As per medical reports dated Jul 30, 2019 and Nov 06, 2019; homeopathy practitioner Dr. Hadiyal successfully removed 4 mm calculus from a two years old child through urinary track without surgery. The calculus dissolved and gradually removed in Three months Seven Days (03M:07D).
