Yogiraj Dr. Sarvesh Soni from Nashik, Maharashtra has Largest Collection Original Autographs from various personality from across the world. He has Collected 18,432 autographed Photos of more than 207 countries till 16-4-2012. In which he has collected autographed photos of Grate Personalities, Prime Ministers, Royal Families and other VIP’s since 1991.Read More
Nayankara Devassy Johnson (born on August 1, 1961) of Irinjalakuda, Kerala has collected 3,309 different candles as on May 1, 2011. He has been collecting these candles since 1969. He has collected candles from all over the world. The collection was exhibited at Holy Cross Shrine Church High School, Mapranam, Irinjalakuda, Kerala, IndiaRead More
With nimble fingers and wads of cash, origami artist Noman MA Haji had a piece of Putrajaya – a picturesque village with beautiful gardens and buildings Malaysia broad aesthetic – in his modest apartment on the second floor on Broadway. This World Record book accurately reflects origami sketches of an architect of a multilayer structure […]Read More
> Muhammad Amin Saleem of Amin and Company unveils a silver ring his company created and claims is the biggest silver ring in the world, weighing 71.6 kilogrammes. The ring is called ‘Fragrance of Love’ and has been made using 97.83 percent silver. Guinness Book of World Records to get its achievement included in the […]Read More
> Rama Shah, 48, a staunch devotee of Lord Ganesha, made 999 idols in 24 hours at the SIES College of Arts – setting the new world record for the Most Ganesha Idols Hand Made Non Stop in 24 Hours. The formal inauguration of lighting the traditional lamp was done at the hands of Shri […]Read More
> The pen is mightier than the sword, but a man in Hyderabad, India, has just made a pen that, in a pinch, could make a mighty fine weapon of its own. Social studies teacher M.S. Acharya commissioned the construction of a 16-foot-tall, 1-foot-wide brass pen that he calls “Bharatiya Pali,” or “India’s Pen,” to […]Read More
> Jaswant Singh Khosa has accomplished a rare feat – he has completed his fourth hand-written copy of the 1,430-page Sikh holy book, which is possibly the largest and heaviest in the world. His fourth hand-written copy of the Guru Granth Sahib weighs 84kg and is 91.44cm in length and 66.04cm wide, breaking his previous […]Read More
> Rajkot-based 29-year-old teacher has become the first person in Gujarat for being featured in the Guinness Book of World Record (GWR) for having the largest collection of miniature books. The teacher, Nikunj Vagadiya, who’s name featured twice in the Limca Book of World Records for having the collection, has recently got certificate from the […]Read More
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