The World Record of ‘fastest arrangement of randomly placed deck of playing cards based on echoic memory’ has been achieved by Hiren V. Mandalia from Jamnagar, Gujarat, India.
On Mar 02, 2020; Mr. Mandalia blindfolded heard the sequence placement of cards and based on echoic memory sequentially arranged the deck of playing cards in Five minutes Thirteen seconds (05M:13S).
The World Record of ‘coffee table book published in most languages’ has been jointly achieved by Sunita Sethi and Krishan Chand Sethi from Daman, India.
The coffee table book ‘Daman, Diu, Goa, Dadra-Nagar Haveli & Portuguese regime (1510-1961)’ has been published in Two (2) languages. Earthvision Publication, Gurugram has published it in English (2016) and Gujarati (2019) language.
The World Record of ‘most directional engineering surveys through astronomical observations performed by an individual’ has been achieved by Shaikh Inayat Husain Modi from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Till Feb 12, 2020; Mr. Inayat Husain has performed Five Hundred Seventy (570) directional engineering surveys using astronomical observations from Polaris & Sun.
The World Record of ‘largest feni cocktail drink preparation’ has been jointly achieved by Club Tito’s Goa and Vibrant Goa Foundation at Goa, India.
On Oct 17, 2019; One Hundred Twenty litres Two Hundred Fifty millilitres (120L:250ml) feni cocktail drink has been prepared.
It has been prepared and served during Vibrant Goa: Global Expo & Summit 2019.
The World Record ‘most people participating in haldi ceremony in a relay’ has been achieved by Ban Parivaar at Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
On Nov 15, 2021; during the wedding ceremony of ‘Jay & Himanshi’, Two Hundred (200) people participated in the haldi ceremony in a relay.
Wedding ceremony of Ukani & Jivani families has been organized at Umaid Bhawan Palace.
The World Record of ‘first to raise religious flag during sky diving’ has been achieved by Navjyot Singh Gurudatta at Dubai, UAE.
On Feb 29, 2020; Mr. Gurudatta raised the Nishan Sahib: flag of Sikhism, at 13000 ft above the sea level during sky diving over the Palm Drop Zone, Dubai.
