The World Record of ‘youngest professional accordion player’ has been achieved by Master Guyland Leday (10 years) from USA.
Maestro Guyland has been entertaining audiences with his fast-moving fingers in live concerts. He has also been featured in HBO’s family documentary ‘The Music in Me’.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of photo post-cards’ has been achieved by Mr. Gautam Roychoudhury from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Sept 8, 2014; Mr. Roychoudhury has a collection of One Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty Five (1725) photo Post-cards from more than 35 countries.
The World Record of ‘most bridesmaids in a wedding ceremony’ has been achieved by Nisansala and Nalin from Negombo, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
As on November 8, 2013; Sri Lankan couple Nisansala and Nalin celebrated their wedding with 126 bridesmaids, 25 best men accompanied by 20 page boys and 23 flower girls.
Previous World Record:
The World Record of ‘most bridesmaids in a wedding ceremony’ was achieved by thai couple from Thailand. There were 96 bridesmaids for the bride at wedding.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of handwritten mantra’ has been achieved by Namah Shivaya Mission Trust Omkareshwar, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Till September 11, 2014; under the auspicious and sagacious guidance of Swami Shivoham Bharti, trust has a collection of the mantra ‘Om Namah Shivaya’ in 42871355680 (Forty-two Billion Eight Hundred Seventy-one million Three Hundred Fifty-five Thousand Six Hundred Eighty) numbers. Swami ji has been inspiring the devotees and collecting the mantra since 1994.
The World Record of ‘first man to climb mount Everest most number of times’ has been achieved by Mr. Apa Sherpa from Thami, Khumbu valley, Nepal.
Till the date May 11, 2011; Apa has climbed the summit of the world’s highest mountain (8848 metres) for Twenty One (21) times.
The World Record of ‘fastest swimming marathon by a kid’ has been achieved by Master V. Mahesh (6 Years) from Vengal Reddy Peta, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Mahesh had swum the distance of Ten kilometers (6.21371 Miles) in 4 hours.
