The World Record ‘Most crosswords solved in 8 hours’ has been achieved by Master Siddhant Shukla(08 years) from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On November 03, 2013; master Siddhant has solved 52 crosswords in the duration of 8 hours.
The World Record of ‘largest Islamic cemetery’ has been achieved by Wadi us-Salaam from Najaf, Iraq.
The cemetery covers an area of 1485.5 acres and contains millions of bodies, making it the largest graveyard on earth. The cemetery extended from the center of the city to the far north-west and forms 13% from the area of the city. In this cemetery process of burial is still continuing to day since more than 1,400 years.
The World Record of ‘most books manuscripted by a person’ has been achieved by Mr. Bala Prasad Dubey from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Till November 01, 2013; Mr. Dubey has manuscripted 24 Indian mythological books including the Ramayan, Mahabharat and various Purans. In the period of 35 years Mr. Dubey has penned down more than 25,000 (Twenty Five Thousand) pages.
The World Record of ‘Smallest Bird’ has been achieved by Bee Hummingbird (Mellisuga helenae) of Cuba and the Isle of Youth.
In the world’s smallest Birds; its male’s length measure around 57 mm (2.24 in), weighs approximately 1.7 g while females are slightly larger. Bee hummingbird flies extremely fast – up to 80 km/hour with upto 80 swings per second.
The World Record of contributing most number of essentials in the Field of Tarot has been achieved by Dr. Seema Midha from Gurgaon, Haryana, India.
Till the date October 30, 2013; Dr. Midha has contributed Mystical Tarot Deck, Tarot DVD: enlightenment through Tarot, Tarot forecast (12 zodiac books), Tarot sacred Spread Sheet, Tarot Candles, Tarot Talisman, Tarot bracelets, Tarot Software: Tarot online, Tarot Meditation DVDs and Tarot Dress under the series Mystic Tarot Essentials.
The World Record of ‘Smallest Restaurant’ has been achieved by Solo per Due from Rome.
This world’s smallest restaurant: Solo per Due is a restaurant with seating just for two. Located about an hour north of Rome, Solo per Due offers the opportunity to dine by candlelight in the building’s 19th century decor.
