The world record of “youngest professional photographer” has been achieved by Rirendra Shrestha from Nepal.
Rirendra Shrestha from Nepal is the youngest professional photographer of the world. He exhibited his work at Nepal Art council situated at Babr Mahal, Nepal in 31 December 2006 to 03 January 2007 when he was 2 years and 2 days old.
The World record of “the youngest inventor and social Entrepreneur” has been achieved by Susant Pattnaik from Odisha, India.
His work has been selected and published at a young age of 17 years by MIT Technology Review in TR-35 category, Boston, USA, 2010 for the invention Susant’s Breathing Sensor Apparatus.
He has been awarded by many prestigious awards like INK- Fellow 2010 as Inventor, Intel IRIS- 2010 Awardee and Intel IRIS Best Popular Invention- 2010 Awardee, NASA Awardee- 2011, DLF- Pramerica Spirit Of Community Awardee- 2011, Displayed at Rastrapati Bhavan in presence of the President Of India Smt. Pratibha Devisingh Patel, 2010 by NIF, IGNITE 09 (National Innovation Foundation) Awardee and received award as the first prize by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam- 2009,Also IGNITE 08 (NIF) Awardee for other invention Accident Proof Technology, KVPY Fellow- 2009 through SP- Basic Sciences, Armaan Fellow- 2011 (for empowering disabled people), NCSC- Awardee- 2009, 35th Jawaharlal Nehru National Science (NCERT) Awardee- 2008, CBSE National Science Awardee- 2008, Recognized by Institute Of Physics, Orissa, 2008 etc. He has also started a social enterprise which is working for the welfare of physically challenged people.
The World Record of ‘youngest businessman’ has been achieved by Harli Jordean (8 years) from Stoke Newington, London, UK.
Harli Jordean (8 years) is the youngest businessman in the world. Master Harli has been selling marbles. He is engaged in buying stock, liaising with suppliers and handling orders for his internet marble empire; ‘Marble King’. When all kids gets busy in playing computer games and watching cartoons, Harli is busy with his business.
The World Record of ‘farthest distance limbo skating under cars’ has been achieved by Baby Shreeya Rakesh Deshpande from Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India.
5 Year old girl achieves to set a record of farthest distance limbo skating under cars. Shreeya Rakesh Deshpande skated under 27 cars, covering a distance of 48.2 metres (158ft 2in) in just 23 seconds during a successful world record attempt in Kolhapur, Maharashtra (India). The most amazing thing about her effort is her Spider-Man-like ability to flatten herself to the ground.
The World Record “youngest female winner of tennis grand slam singles” has been achieved by Martina Hingis from Switzerland.
On Jan 25, 1997: Martina won the first of her five Grand Slam singles titles, at the Australian Open at the age of 16 years 03 Months 26 days.
