The World Record of ‘longest interval between two twins’ has been achieved by the daughters of Maria Jones-Elliott of Glenmore, Ireland.
The bane of the baby daughters are Amy and Katie. On June 3, 2013; Maria gave birth to Amy (three months prematurely) and she weighed 1lb, 3 oz only. Subsequently, Maria was induced in the hospital at 36 weeks and she gave birth to Katie, who weighed 5 lb, 10 oz. Hence, the total interval of time between the two twins was Eighty Seven (87) days which is an absolute medical miracle as both the babies and the mother are healthy and safe.
Previous World Record:
The World Record of ‘longest interval between two twins’ was achieved by the twin children of Peggy Lynn of Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. These twins were of opposite sex and they were named Hanna (girl) and Eric (boy). These twins were born 84 days apart.
The World Record ‘most people learning the preparation of ORS (multiple locations)’ has been jointly achieved by Chhattisgarh Academy of Pediatrics headed by Dr. Jayesh Kavadya and Mahavir International Chhattisgarh headed by Mr. Lokesh Kavadya from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On July 30, 2014; Sixty Three Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty Nine (63959) children from eighty-nine schools learned the preparation of ORS from pre-trained children.
The World Record of manufacturing ‘most designs of incense dhoop sticks’ has been achieved by Mr. Raghuveer R. Verma from Deesa, Gujarat, India.
Mr. Verma has developed nine designed of incense dhoop sticks with different colors, sizes and fragrances. All these incense dhoop sticks are now commercially available.
The World Record of being ‘most dexterous magician in multiple dimensions’ has been achieved by Dr. Bose from Bhimavaam, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Dr. Bose alias ‘Magic Star’ a magic practitioner has shown his adroitness in the field of magic by being magic Performer, Manufacturer, Author, Publisher, Magic inventor, Magic-educationalist, Magico-social entrepreneur etc.
The World Record of ‘fastest calculation of day from any date up to billion year’s calendar’ has been achieved by Mr. Gyanendra Singh Hada from Bundi, Rajasthan, India.
On April 24, 2014 during an event; Mr. Hada demonstrated his extra-ordinary skill of calculation. He correctly calculated the day from any randomly asked date; from year 01 up to billion year’s calendar, within few seconds.
