The World Record of ‘youngest to recite scientific names of most number of birds and animals’ has been achieved by Baby Shreejita Das (5 year 4 month 3 days) from Ikiri, Nayagarh, Odisha, India.
On Sept 17, 2017; Baby Shreejita (daughter of Dr. Tapas Ranjan Das and Ms. Asima Das) incessantly recited the scientific names (genus & species) of Fifty Five (55) birds and animals in One Minute.
The World Record of ‘youngest diploma holder in music composition’ has been achieved by Aadya Garnaik (7 year 364 days) from Gurugram, Haryana, India.
On Oct 22, 2017; baby Aadya (daughter of Mr. Rohit & Ms. Pooja Garnaik) completed the diploma in music composition from Passionotes: the piano school, under mentorship of Dr. Aman Bathla.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of standard two rupees coins minted at different mints’ has been achieved by Yash Jain (15 years 11 months) from Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.
On Nov 14, 2017; Master Yash has a collection of One Hundred Thirteen (113) standard two rupee coins minted at nine mints by Reserve Bank of India and associates since 1990.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of standard one rupee coins minted at different mints’ has been achieved by Yash Jain (15 years 11 months) from Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.
On Nov 14, 2017; Master Yash has a collection of One Hundred Fifty Seven (157) standard one rupee coins minted at different mints by Reserve Bank of India since 1950.
The World Record of ‘youngest to direct a professional feature length film’ has been achieved by Master Saugat Bista (7 years and 340 days) from Nepal.
The film ‘Love you baba’ directed by Saugat was released in cinemas on December 12, 2014. Master Saugat is also a member of the Film Directors Guild of Nepal.
The World Record of ‘longest performance of Shirsasan yoga’ has been achieved by baby Sheetal Sharma (12 year 02 months) from Rampur Bhushar, Himachal Pradesh, India.
On Jun 15, 2017; baby Sheetal (daughter of Mr. Vipin Sharma) performed Shirsasan (Headstand pose) for Fifty Minute Two Seconds (50 M: 02 S).
