The World Record of ‘identification of most number of dinosaurs’ species’ has been achieved by Master J. Jonathan Tait (04 years 10 months 13 days) from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
On Jan 21, 2017; Jonathan from St. John’s Public School, identified Eighty (80) species of dinosaurs’.
The World Record of ‘most dangerous man-made walkway of the world’ has been achieved by the walkways from Mount Hua Shan, Shaanxi, China.
Mount Hua Shan houses the world’s most dangerous man-made walkway, a disjointed wooden boardwalk. At one side there is a chain to cling, and on the other side there is 3,280 ft drop. The walkway is having Elevation of 2,160 m and prominence of 330 m. The top of Mount Hua Shan is having a tea house for regenerating.
The World Record of developing ‘unique pattern of poetry writing with latent name of writer in every page of book’ has been achieved by Mr. Rameshwar Lal Nawal from Beawar, Rajasthan, India.
Till Feb 16, 2016; Mr. Nawal has written Ten books in which first character of each line (top to bottom) in every page read out ‘Rameshwar Lal Vimla Kumari Nawal’ which is the name of the writer and his wife.
The World Record of ‘youngest single parent to adopt a differently-abled child’ has been achieved by Mr. Aditya Tiwari from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
On Jan 01, 2016; Mr. Tiwari got legal parental adoption rights of differently-abled ‘Avnish’ alias ‘Binni’ with Down syndrome at age of 28 years 4 months.
The World Record of ‘first father-son duo to climb Mount Everest’ has been achieved by Peter Hillary and Sir Edmund Hillary.
Hillary family is the first father-son duo to climb Mount Everest. Mr. Peter Hillary touched the summit in 1990 while his father Sir Edmund Hillary had created the history back on May 29, 1953 by climbing the summit of Mount Everest for the first time. Thus Hillarys are the ‘first family’ of Himalayan mountaineering with two generations of Everest climbers.
The World Record of ‘first couple married on top of the mount Everest’ has been achieved by Mr. Pem Dorjee and Ms. Moni Mulepati from Nepal.
On May 30, 2005; Pem & Moni reached at Mt. Everest and got married at 29035 feet height of Mt. Everest. They are the first couple to be married on the top in the history of climbing. Both were part of the Rotary Centennial Everest Expedition.
