The World Record ‘longest performance of balasana yoga’ has been achieved by Gouri G Hiremath from Haveli, Karnataka, India.
On Nov 08, 2025; Ms. Hiremath has performed balasana yoga (Child’s pose) for One hour Twenty Two minutes Fifty Four seconds (01H:22M:54S).
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The World Record “first zero oil feast” has been jointly achieved by Akhil Bhartiya Khandelwal Vaisy Yuwa Jagriti Sangh and Gaumaaya from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
On Jan 23, 2026; ABKVYJS and Gaumaaya served a range of oil-free meal at First Mega Zero Oil Cooking Mahotsav, organized to celebrate ‘Khandelwal Diwas’ and ‘Basant Panchami’ with social objective of promoting Health & Wellness.
Dr. Sitaram Gupta and Yogendra Labhi convened the feast.
The World Record “most master degrees earned by an individual” has been achieved by Kripal Singh Banthala from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India.
On Dec 25, 2025; Mr. Singh exhibited Seventeen (17) master degrees earned from various universities. He studied M Sc, M Com and MA in multiple streams viz. Economics, Social science, Political science, Public administration, History, Development Studies, Sociology, Rural development, Education etc.
The World Record “largest collection of Jellycat memorabilia” is has been achieved achieved by Hope Roberts Bedford, UK.
On Dec 03, 2025; Hope exhibited Eight Hundred Seventy Seven (877) Jellycat related items including soft toys, stickers, pin badges, finger puppets and various other pieces of Jellycat memorabilia.
The World Record “fastest hair regrow recovery in alopecia areata with homeopathy treatment” has been achieved by Dr. Jeel Shaileshkumar Patel from Unjha, Gujarat, India.
During Jan 31, 2023 – Mar 31, 2023; Dr. Jeel prescribed homeopathic treatment to a thirteen year old girl suffering from alopecia areata which resulted hair regrowth recovery within Two (2) months at Umiya Homoeo Multispeciality Clinic.
The World Record “first coffee-table book featuring flowers bloomed chronologically in a private rooftop garden” has been achieved by Mahesh Bansal from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Jan 12, 2026; Mr. Bansal has exhibited the coffee-table book ‘Pushp Ganga’ featuring photographs of 101 flowers bloomed over decade at his rooftop garden.
