The World Record “biggest gudi” has been jointly achieved by Dainik Divya Marathi and Deepak Builders & Developers from Nashik, Maharashtra, India.
On Mar 30, 2025; a gudi of Five (5) ft. diameter mounted on 57 ft. tall rod decorated with long cloth, garland & harkada has been exhibited during celebration of beginning of Indian Hindu New Year ‘Gudi Padwa‘.
The World Record “longest incessant marathon relay run” has been achieved by Betiya Shakti Foundation from Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
During Jan 24 – 25, 2025, group of thirty youths (11 girls & 19 boys) performed Four Hundred Six (406) km. long ‘Tiranga Run’ began from Sagar, Madhya Pradesh and concluded at Nagpur, Maharashtra.
Relay run has been organised under mentorship of Rtd. Col. Ajai Vir and Mr. Shridhar Ade.
The World Record “most apps identified by their icons in one minute” has been achieved by Pablo Muñoz (08 years 03 months 09 days) from Valparaíso, Valparaíso Region, Chile.
On Sep 11, 2024; Pablo (son of Ms. Marcela & Mr. Manuel Muñoz) recognized Twenty Three (23) apps by their icons in one minute.
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The World Record “first book elucidating hindi grammar in poetic form” has been achieved by Chhandbaddh Vrihad Hindi Vyakran from Chhattisgarh, India.
On Feb 02, 2025; the book containing Hindi grammar in poetic form has been exhibited.
Book has been edited by Dr. Indrani Sahu ‘Sanchi’ and co-edited by Dr. Padma Sahu ‘Parvani’ and Dr. Niramani Shrivas ‘Niyti’.
The World Record “most people awared for child rights & protection” has been achieved by Umashankar Kashyap from Mungeli, Chhattisgarh, India.
During Aug 01, 2015 – Sep 05, 2024; Mr. Kashyap through various social activities awared Twenty Nine Thousand Four Hundred Thirty Five (29435) people for Child Rights & Protection.
The World Record “largest display of thermocol fort” has been achieved by Rajesh Ravat Shrangar Mandal Seva Samiti Trust from Khargone, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Jan 26, 2025; a thermocol fort, depicting ‘Red Fort of Delhi’ with dimensions 83’1”x 12’6”x31’8” (length x width x height) has been displayed during the celebration of 76th Republic Day of India.
