The World Record “most celebrities identified by their voices in one minute” has been achieved by Andrés Martínez (08 years 09 months 14 days) from Bogotá, Cundinamarca Department, Colombia.
On Jul 22, 2024; Andrés (son of Ms. Lucía & Mr. Miguel Martínez) recognized Seven (07) celebrities by their voices in one minute.
#Junior Young Achiever
The World Record “most beads threaded onto a string in one minute” has been achieved by Malin Karlsson (15 years 10 months 21 days) from Malmö, Skåne, Sweden.
On Mar 12, 2025; Malin (daughter of Ms. Freja & Mr. Johan Karlsson) threaded Eighty Five (85) beads onto a string in one minute.
#Young Achiever (Female)
The World Record “biannual skin camps organized for most consecutive years” has been achieved by Dr. Sunil Kalda from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
Till Apr 18, 2025; Dr. Kalda has organized seventy consultation & first aid camps on the festivals of Holi & Deepawali during Thirty Five (35) consecutive years.
The World Record “most articles identified through empathic accuracy” has been achieved by Vraj Chokshi (11 years 06 months 15 days) at Vadodara, Gujarat, India.
On Mar 12, 2025; Vraj (son of Ms. Nidhi and Mr. Badal Chokshi) has identified Ten (10) articles using empathic accuracy in six minutes.
Feat has been performed under the mentorship of Mr. Kushagra Pandya from Rubik’s School.
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The World Record “largest distribution of holy rivers water with newspapers” has been achieved by Divya Bhaskar from Surat, Gujarat, India.
On Mar 28, 2025; Divya Bhaskar, a leading newspaper of Gujarat distributed the sanctified Kumbh Sangam water along with mixed water of Ganga, Narmada, Tapi, Godavari & Shipra to One Hundred Six Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty Five (106935) households along with copy of newspaper.
The feat has been performed during the celebration of ‘21st anniversary of Surat edition‘.
The World Record “longest handwritten essay” has been achieved by Manju Langote from Betul, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Mar 30, 2025; Ms. Langote exhibited the handwritten essay on ‘Indian Railways’ comprising Thirteen Thousand Two Hundred Seven (13207) words.
