The World Record of ‘largest vehicle’s rally’ has been achieved by the Khodaldham Trust Kagvad from Rajkot, Gujarat, India.
On Jan 17, 2017; Fourteen Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty (14750) vehicles participated in the vehicle rally organized to promote various social messages.
The World Record of ‘first coffee table book with pictorial poetry’ has been jointly achieved by Ms. Sunita Sethi and Mr. Krishan Chand Sethi from Daman, India.
The coffee table book titled ‘Passion’ published by The Poetry Society of India (2015) contains 50 poems and 160 photographs matching the theme of the poems.
The World Record of ‘youngest to author most biographies’ has been achieved by Master Mrigendra Raj (10 years 06 months 03 days) from Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Till Mar 16, 2018; Mrigendra Raj (Son of Ms. Shakti & Mr. Rajesh Pande) has authored Fifty Three (53) biographies.
Books were exhibited during a Program organized by Saptrang Seva Samiti and Divya Bharat Nirman Trust, convened by Mr. Mahesh Yogi.
The World Record of ‘most sand stones transformed to artifact without carving’ has been achieved by Ms. Kanchan Shetye from Akola, Maharashtra, India.
Till Jul 22, 2017; Ms. Shetye has created Five Hundred Sixty (560) artifacts from sand stones without altering the shape and size but just by painting. Major number of artifacts depicts Hindu God Ganesha.
The World Record of ‘most Jain monasticism bestowed by a muni’ has been achieved by Maha Manishi Santshiromani Digambar Jainacharya Shri Vidyasagar ji Mahamuniraj from India.
During Dec 18, 1975 – Jul 31, 2015; Three Hundred Twenty Nine (329) people were bestowed Jain monasticism by Mahamuniraj.
50th renunciation ceremony of mahamuniraj has been organized by Sanyyam Swarna Mahotsav Samiti and coordinated by J K Jain.
The World Record of ‘longest anti-tobacco itinerant campaign by duo’ has been jointly achieved by Dr. Monali Pohanekar Badki and Mr. Rohit Dashrath Badki from Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
During Apr 27- May 01, 2018; duo travelled Five Hundred (500) miles in 5 days and educated 500 people about harms of consuming tobacco and its products.
