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Most Expensive Penthouse

The World Record of ‘most expensive penthouse’ has been achieved by Sky Penthouse from Monaco.

The Odeon Tower’s Sky Penthouse is sold for more than any other apartment in the world has ever sold before.

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Longest Row Of Dust-Bins

The World Record of ‘longest row of dust-bins’ has been achieved by Nagar Parishad from Rajgarh, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, India.

On September 05, 2014; under the leadership of Ms. Madhulika Suresh Tanted, Nagar Parishad Rajgarh made a row of Three Thousand Five Hundred (3500) dust-bins to promote ‘Hygienic, Healthy and Heavenly Rajgarh’

Event was coordinated by Mr. Mukesh Kavadya.

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First Terrace Garden Of Apple Plants

The World Record of developing ‘first terrace garden of apple plants in tropical climate’ has been achieved by Mr. Nandkumar Dhumal from Pune, Maharashtra, India.

Mr. Dhumal has developed a terrace garden of apple plants in the odd tropical climate of Pune.

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Steepest Roller Coaster

The World Record of ‘steepest roller coaster’ has been achieved by ‘Takabisha’ of Fuji-Q Highland Amusement Park from Yamanash, Japan.

Fuji-Q Highland Amusement Park has the world’s steepest roller coaster ‘Takabisha’; with One Hundred Twenty One (121) degree incline and speeds of 100 kilometres per hour. It is packed with jaw-dropping features including seven twists, blackened tunnels and a 43 metre high peak.

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Man without Nipples

The World Record of having ‘chest without nipples’ has been achieved by Mr. Jaikishan Dubey from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Mr. Dubey has no nipples at chest by birth.

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Largest Number of Dishes on a Table

The World Record of ‘largest number of dishes on a table’ has been achieved by people from Wuhan, Hubei, China.

Eighten Thousand One Hundred Forty six (8,146) dishes were displayed on a large table during a dishes show event from many different families to celebrate the Chinese Spring Festival in downtown Wuhan city, Hubei province of central China. Dishes were made by different families and gathered to display for the record.