Mr Ashok Kumar Garg, a retired engineer resident of Sendhwa village of Barwa district of Madhya Pradesh, has made everyone proud by registering the name of his area on the world map. Making the world’s smallest complete chess set, making the world’s smallest melodious right flute, making the smallest idol of Lord Ganesha and registering his name in the world record in the Golden Book of World Records.
Is it possible to use mantras in the field of painting with such a top class that it becomes a global achievement? This is completely true and the name of the unsurpassed art devotee who has done this is Mr. Sanjay Lashkari.
It is said that only a worthy father has a worthy son, but with Mr Anoop Jalota, this myth breaks. Born in Punjab province and later settled in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, your father Shri Purushottam Das Jalota ji was an excellent singer of classical music.
Mr. Prakash Chandra Upadhyay, fond of doing something different since childhood, always kept thinking of doing something new and in this direction created a world record in the year 2013 by writing the world’s smallest handmade book. In 2015, you created a record again by writing the world’s smallest hand-made Hanuman Chalisa.
Pandit Shri Rajendra Joshi ji, who is known by the name of Raju Maharaj with respect and affection, has registered his name in the Golden Book of World Records in the year 2013 by performing Akhand Shree Yagya Mahalakshmi Mahayagya for 216 hours continuously.
The name of Mr Naval Kishore Rathi, who has earned world-class fame by doing extensive research on the number 9, is also recorded in the Golden Book of World Records and Limca Book.
Mr Alauddin, who has a passion to do something different, surprised the people by registering his name in the Golden Book of World Records in August 2019 by studying zoology for 27 hours and 5 minutes continuously and doing extraordinary work.
Mr Anand Parmar, a 23-year-old artist from Dewas in the state of Madhya Pradesh, surprised art lovers by collecting caps of discarded plastic bottles and doing a new experiment in the art world.
The name of the promising person who has done this extraordinary feat at such a young age is Partha Gupta, who is a resident of Ahmedabad in Gujarat and is studying engineering. Born on July 26, 1999, Parth ji used to get involved in techniques during his school days and gradually started delving into the finer points of the information revolution.
