Atithi Gautam KC, a three-year-old girl from Kathmandu, has cut a solo album of nine Nepali songs, including the country’s national anthem, and has set her sights on entering the World Record Atithi recently gave a live performance, singing three songs from her album. Orbit Publishers, Atithi’s father’s company and Ambar Gurung, a Nepalese […]Read More
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KIDS EASY WORLD RECORDS – FAMOUS CHILD PRODIGIES IN INDIA
Our Young Achievers and Kids World Record Category we honored extraordinary achievements accomplished by young people, toddler kids and child prodigies below 10 Year that showcase their unique talents, creativity, memory skills, Intelligence, or endurance at a young age. These records are specially recognized to encourage and celebrate the abilities of children achiever’s in various fields such as academics, arts, sports, science, culture, social service, and innovative activities. The aim of kids and young achievers’ records is to inspire young minds to dream big, push their limits, and set examples of excellence for others while promoting confidence, discipline, and passion from an early age. Our Kids Record attempts are simple and can be performed comfortably from home.
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MOST NUMBER OF STUDENTS DRESS AS MAHATMA GANDHI
> In an effort to spread Gandhi’s message of peace and non -violence, about 255 students from a school in Coimbatore city of southern India’s Tamil Nadu state dressed up as Mahatma Gandhi. Draped in white ‘dhotis’, or unsewn cloth, and sporting fake moustaches and spectacles they walked along holding bamboo canes and singing the […]Read More
> This mother-daughter duo has burnt the midnight oil, trying to understand the finer details of aviation meteorology and air navigation. From sharing a classroom to renting an apartment, they have been together through the requisite 200 hours of flying each needed to log for their commercial pilot license (CPL). Today, 18-year-old Bavicca Bharathi and […]Read More
GIAA 2026 – Upcoming Award Function
