The World Record of “youngest rider to travel world’s highest motorable pass with motor bike” has been achieved by Akanksha Tammewar (19 years 17 days) from Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India.
On Jun 09, 2021; Akanksha (daughter of Ms. Seema & Mr. Dhananjay Tammewar) rode world’s highest motorable pass Khardung La (17582 feet) with Royal Enfield Bullet 500.
# Young Achiever-Teen Talent (Woman)
The World Record of ‘youngest rider to travel highest three motorable pass with motor bike’ has been achieved by Akanksha Tammewar (19 years 17 days) from Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India.
During Jun 06-13, 2021; Ms. Akanksha (daughter of Ms. Seema & Mr. Dhananjay Tammewar) rode three highest motorable pass (Khardung La, Chang La and Tanglang La) with Royal Enfield Bullet 500 in a single journey.
# Young Achiever-Teen Talent (Woman)
The World Record of ‘longest performance of makshika nagasana yoga’ has been achieved by Amanjeet Tripathy (12 years 07 months 30 days) from Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.
On Sep 28, 2020; Amanjeet (son of Ms. Manajita and Mr. Prakash Chandra Tripathy) performed the makshika nagasana yoga (Dragon fly pose) for Three minutes (3M).
The World Record of ‘longest performance of baddha konasana yoga’ has been achieved by Pragyat Prasun (09 years 11 months 01 days) from Agartala, Tripura, India.
On Apr 25, 2021; Pragyat (son of Ms. Tapasi Roy & Mr. Pradeep Kumar Shill) has performed baddha konasana yoga (bound angle pose) for Ten minutes One second (10M:01S).
# Young Achiever: Little Champion (Male)
The World Record of ‘fastest hundred boxing punches’ has been achieved by Arindam Gaur (05 years 05 months 08 days) from Delhi, India.
On May 30, 2021; Arindam (son of Ms. Naveeta & Mr. Arun Kumar Gaur) performed hundred boxing punches in Thirteen seconds Seven deciseconds (13S:07ds).
# Young Achiever: Little Champion
The World Record of ‘longest performance of abdominal plank’ has been achieved by George Hood at Naperville, Illinois, USA.
On Feb 15, 2020; Mr. Hood (63 years) performed abdominal plank for Eight hours Fifteen minutes Fifteen seconds (8H:15M:15S).
George Hood; a former Marine, tributed his achievement to veterans of the armed forces.
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