The World Record ‘largest mango sculpture’ has been achieved by Tourist department from northern Queensland, Australia.
This is made off with a 10 meter high, 10 tone mango replica. The Big Mango is a nod to the thriving fruit industry in Bowen and is one among the big things erected as tourist attractions across the country.
The World Record ‘longest row of books’ has been achieved by St. Paul Indore Alumni Associationfrom Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On December 22, 2014; Five Thousand Three (5003) books were arranged in a row at St. Paul Higher Secondary School, Indore to promote education.
The world record of ‘First to win three soccer world cups in three decades’ has been achieved by Mr. Edson Arantes do Nascimento alias ‘Pele’ from Tres Coraçoes, Brazil .
Mr. Pele set the record as the first player to win a World Cup in three different decades: 50s, 60s and 70s during the years 1958, 1962 and 1970. He is the all-time leading scorer of the Brazil national football team and the most successful league goal scorer in the world with 541 League goals. In all, for club and country, Pele Scored a total of 1033 goals, all games included.
The World Record of ‘biggest bat’ has been achieved by OSN Network from UAE.
OSN network; the sponsors of the UAE team for the World Cup, has produced a giant cricket bat which is Thirty Two (32) meters long and Four (4) meters wide. It is as tall as an 8 to 10 store building. The bat is weighing 950 kg and is nearly 32 times longer than a standard cricket bat.
The World Record of creating ‘unique paintings made by mantra’ has been achieved by Mr. Sanjay Lashkari from Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Till December 21, 2014; Mr. Lashkari has brushed more than Fifty (50) paintings by writing mantra in artistic pattern. He has created Lord Ganesha, Shiva, Krishna etc. through this unique art.
The World Record ‘largest collection of pen’ has been achieved by Mr. V. T. Jolly from Kochi, Kerala, India.
On November 25, 2014; Mr. Jolly has a collection of Twenty Four Thousand (24000) pens. Mr. Jolly has collected these pens from more than 20 countries.
