The World Record “most people performing Maharashtrian traditional dance” has been achieved by Natraj Dance Studio from Dondaicha, Maharashtra, India.
On Dec 30, 2023; Six Hundred Twenty Three (623) people have simultaneously performed Maharashtrian traditional dance forms Jogwa, Lavani & Gondhal.
Vicky Sir AKA Vikas Shravan Batunge organized the program ‘Dondaicha Jogawa Mahotsav’.
The World Record of creating ‘smallest paper envelope’ has been achieved by Prabhreet Dhand (08 years 06 Months 06 Days) from Pakenham, Victoria, Australia.
On Nov 08, 2023; Prabhreet (daughter of Ms. Rupinder Kaur & Mr. Amandeep Dhand) made the smallest paper envelope measuring 4 x 3 millimeters.
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The World Record “largest performance of divine rock” has been achieved by ISKCON Prachar Kendra from Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Jan 20, 2024; under the mentorship of HG Tamal Krishna Das Prabhuji, Seven Hundred Eighty Nine (789) people performed the divine rock.
‘Umang the mega youth festival 2024’, has been graced by HG Dr. Mukund Madhav Das Prabhuji.
The World Record “most hula hoop spins performed on hair bun in one minute” has been achieved by Sanvi Maheshwari (07 Years 03 Months 12 Days) from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
On Jan 13, 2024; Sanvi (daughter of Ms. Khushbu & Mr. Abhishek Maheshwari) performed One Hundred Thirty Nine (139) hula hoop spins on hair bun in one minute.
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The World Record “largest rangoli art portraying temple” has been jointly achieved by Dainik Divya Marathi and Tiwadi’s Annapurna at Solapur, Maharashtra, India.
On Jan 22, 2024; rangoli art depicting Shri Ram temple has been created with dimensions of 120 x 110 ft. The artwork was outlined with Thirty One Thousand enlightening oil lamps to celebrate the inauguration of Shri Ram temple at Ayodhya.
The World Record “most species of bamboo plants grown at a single location” has been achieved by Mohan Warlyani from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On Jan 01, 2024; Mr. Warlyani exhibited Fifty One (51) species of bamboo plants grown at Girola Khapri, Ahiwara.
