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...

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...