The World Record of ‘longest time balancing a stack of three balls’ has been achieved by Mr. Peter Bone from Switzerland.
Mr. Bone managed to balance the stack of three balls for the duration 25.05 seconds.
The World Record of ‘most authors in a reading relay’ has been achieved by Irish Writers Centre, Dublin, Ireland.
On June 15-16, 2012; One Hundred Eleven (111) authors participated in the record and read from their work for 15 minutes each for continuous 28 hours. Participants included Nobel Laureate to Booker Prize winners.
The World Record of singing ‘most number of songs sung by a male artist in female voice’ has been achieved by Dr. Gautam Deonani from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
Till March 07, 2014; Dr. Deonani has sung more than Four Thousand Five Hundred (4500) songs in more than 900 live shows.
The World Record of writing national song on a rice seed has been achieved by Mr. Satya Narayan Gocher from Anta, Rajasthan, India.
Mr. Gocher has written the national song of India ‘Vande Mataram’ on a seed of rice. He has written total 111 alphabets of Devnagri script.
The World Record for the most number of tennis balls held in one hand for more than one minute has been achieved by Narayan Timalsina of Palpa, Nepal. Narayan achieved the above said feat at an event organized by the Press Chautari Nepal Chapter at Tansen, Nepal on April 7th, 2013.
Narayan held a record number of 24 tennis balls in his right hand for more than one minute (precisely one and a half minute).
Previous World Records:
The World Record for the most number of tennis balls held in one hand for more than a minute has been achieved by Silvio Sabba of Poiltello, Italy. Silvo held 22 tennis balls for more than a minute to set the record.
The World Record for the most number of tennis balls held in one hand for more than a minute has been achieved by Alfred Santosa. Alfred held 19 tennis balls for a little over a minute at Cancun, Mexico.
The World Record of inventing ‘unique slate’ has been achieved by Mr. Sangaraju Bhaskara Raju from Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Mr. Raju has invented a unique slate named as ‘Right Write’ to improve handwriting. It is also useful for visually challenged people.
