Northern Tribune

  Faridabad: India Book of Records (IBR) felicitated achievers and record makers at the 6th Convocation. Achievers from all over the country visited the IBR head office in Faridabad (Delhi NCR). The invited achievers, arrived with their family members, witnessed the process of record verification, and narrated their success stories and struggles to realize their dreams. Such convocation events are organized regularly to motivate and connect with the record makers. Those who attended the 6th Convocation@IBRoffice ceremony included Krishna Priya C. of Palakkad; Surya Hariprasad of Changanassery; Muhammad Hamiz Ibnu Ajmal of Pathanamthitta; Sooraj B T of Wayanad; Adharv Krishnan of Kottayam; Karthik R. of Palakkad; and Sreehari Suresh (all from Kerala); Dr. Raj Rup Fuliya, IAS (Retd) of Kurukshetra, Haryana; Kavya Harika Dendukuri of Chennai, Tamil Nadu; Rushika C. of Mysuru; Yana A. Jain of Bengaluru; Blessina Angel S. of Bengaluru (all from Karnataka); Prisha Agarwal and Pawan Bans...

Chandigarh: India Book of Records, the leading chronicle for amazing achievements, witnessed glittering feats this month. A compilation of some of the rarest records is presented below, which can inspire people to do more and better in the coming months. The top 10 records include Surya Namaskar with the support of a chair, Super Randonneur surgeon, Chalo Mumma walkathon, pregnancy fashion show, all-women electric intercity bus, non-stop radio show on sustainability, menstrual hygiene, and road safety awareness, Maha Datta Yajna and cake for Ambedkar Jayanti. Some of them got into the Asia Book of Records also.      Top 10 Records- 1. Surya Namaskar, 2. Super Randonneur, 3. Chalo Mumma, 4. Pregnancy Fashion, 5. Women eBus, 6. Radio Show, 7. Menstrual Hygiene, 8. Road Safety, 9. Maha Yajna, 10. Ambedkar Cake. Surya Namaskar with a chair The record for the maximum number of people performing Surya Namaskar with the support of a chair was set by Trinetri Yog Center of Vad...

1. Angelina Dubey, 2. Yogananda Sastry, 3. Chadar Trek hero, 4. Push-ups, 5. Magician, 6. Matchsticks tower, 7. Millets recipe, 8. No to drugs, 9. EV expedition, 10. Net zero library Chandigarh :   India Book of Records (IBR), the most reputed chronicle of unique records, has been gaining popularity among the talented individuals, who display tremendous courage and creativity. A few of the leading records of this week include the fastest expedition from Kashmir to Kanyakumari in an EV, the fastest construction of a net zero library, the fastest child to complete the Chadar trek in Ladakh, maximum push-ups in 1 minute, the maximum quantity of millets prepared in a single vessel, the largest model of Eiffel Tower made using matchsticks, and many more. The record for performing the fastest expedition from  Kashmir to Kanyakumari in an EV  (Tata Nexon EV MAX) was set by EVO India Magazine. The car covered a distance of 4003 km in 95 hours and 45 minutes. It also made record...

The number of individuals and institutions finding a significant place in the India Book of Records (IBR) -- India's leading record-setting platform, is growing day by day. Some of its stories are really mind-boggling and inspiring.   The Art of Living Foundation created two records for the largest number of people reciting Ganesh Atharvashirsha and the largest number of people taking the pledge for a drug-free India in a place, entering the ABR also. A total of 54,560 people recited the hymn at Suryakant Kakde Farm, Pune, while 1,26,613 students participated in the Drug-Free India campaign. The event was supported by Pune University. Art of Living founder, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis graced the event. On the announcement of the records, Sri Sri Ravishankar said, “ It is a matter of pride for all of us to be named in the India Book of Records .” Drifting a car is not an ordinary task. But the Power Drift Studios set the...

  Pune:  A new record for being the youngest polyglot ( multilingual) was set by Shivanshika Harish Raghuwanshi. According to the India Book of Records, Shivanshika has set this record at the age of 3 years, 1 month and 4 days. She belongs to Pune, Maharashtra however currently she is settled in Doha , Qatar . Shivanshika can introduce herself in 30 different languages. The languages includes Spanish, Greek, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Filipino, Indonesian, Urdu, Hungarian, Punjabi, Marathi, Thai, Sanskrit, Bangla, Vietnamese, Nepali, Ukrainian, Japanese, Malayalam, Telugu, French, Turkish, Kannada, Gujarati, Hindi, Tamil, English, Arabic and Chinese. Moreover Shivanshika can also recite 15 Sanskrit Shlokas. She can also identify types of vehicles, animals, vegetables and body parts. Her parents said, “Initially she started learning words from different languages and tried to make sentences with them. When we saw her talent, we added other languages as a part of her s...

Patna : The record for reciting the names of all the countries of the world along with their capitals, currencies and areas in the least time was set by Vikash Kumar Vishwakarma of Palamu, Jharkhand. He recited the names of 195 countries, their capitals, currencies and areas in just 11 minutes and 7 seconds, as confirmed on January 4, 2021 by the India Book of Records (IBR). Vikash, born on April 10, 1998 in Palamu district of Jharkhand, said that he had been trying to set few records in different categories. He got inspired by a memory trainer in Patna (Bhihar), during the preparation of a competitive examination. He practiced for three weeks before setting this record. Since he could not arrange the fee for a memory training course, he developed his own method of memorizing huge data, facts and words. He is thankful to his family for the restrictions on wrong ways of leading life. His friends encouraged him to carry on the efforts, while he ignored those who laughed at him...

New Delhi : A four years old baby girl, Advita Mangesh Tivrekar has made five unique records at this tender age. The achievements have got place in the India Book of Records. The child has a special talent of memorising hundreds of facts without any fail. She can answer a variety of questions related to general knowledge. Advita (born on March 6, 2016) is appreciated for answering 32 questions pertaining to doctors and their fields; 62 general knowledge questions and information about 20 Scientists, their inventions, their awards and achievements. The baby recited Ganpati Aarti in 2 minute 45 seconds at the tender age of 4 years, 1 month and 29 days. She is from of Andheri (East), Mumbai. Advita provided information on celestial bodies and answered 47 questions related to the solar system, at the age of 4 years and 2 months. The record for being the youngest to narrate 206 bones of the adult human body with their names, numbers and relevant information was set by Advita at the age...