The World Record “longest performance of bow pose acroyoga” has been jointly achieved by Dr. Rajendra Nikumbh and Minaxi at Hanumangarh, Rajasthan, India.
On Aug 29, 2023; Dr. Rajendra and Minaxi performed bow pose acroyoga for One (01) minute.
The performance was executed at SKD University .
The World Record “longest performance of purna matsyendrasana yoga” has been achieved by Aayush Shah (18 years 04 months 22 days) from Surat, Gujarat, India.
On July 07, 2023; Aayush (son of Ms. Seema Shah and Mr. Vinod Shah) performed the purna matsyendrasana yoga (full spinal twist pose) for Fifteen (15) minutes.
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The World Record ‘largest plantation of medicinal plants (multiple locations) has been achieved by Akhil Bharatvarshiya Maheshwari Mahila Sangathan from India.
On Jul 29, 2023; under ‘Nav Haritima project’ Two Hundred Seventy Two Thousand Six Hundred Forty Seven (272647) medicinal plant saplings have been planted at multiple locations across India & Nepal.
Ms. Manju Bangur convened the project implemented by ‘Sankalp Sidhha: Gram Vikas Va Rashtroday Samiti’.
The World Record ‘most people performing martial art kata with virabhadrasana variation’ has been achieved by Mahamaharishi Foundation Mahayogam Zenskar Healing Martial Art from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
On Jun 24, 2023; Eight Hundred Fifty Four (854) people have performed Zenskar Healing Martial Art Kata with Virabhadrasana variation for one hour.
The World Record ‘most people performing tadasana yoga’ has been achieved by District Administration from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Jun 21, 2023; Two Hundred Forty Six Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Seven (246677) people performed tadasana yoga (Mountain pose) at multiple locations of Jabalpur district.
The program has been organized to celebrate 9th International Yoga Day.
The World Record ‘most people performing samakonasana yoga simultaneously’ has been achieved by Mahamaharishi Foundation Mahayogam Zenskar Healing Martial Art from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
On Jun 12, 2022; Four Hundred Twenty (420) people performed the samakonasana yoga simultaneously for ninety minutes.
