The weight of words is based on the feelings of the speaker. One word makes the mind sad, and the other word makes the mind happy because it is our speech that introduces our personality and conduct.
The program ‘E Sanskar Vatika’ was organized by Akhil Bharatvarshiy Maheshwari Mahila Sanghathan from 6th – 20th May in which 31174 children from 17 countries were registered. This effort to take various Indian cultural knowledge to children online was recorded in the Golden Book of World Records with the title ‘Largest Online Culture Upskill Program’.
At the age of just two years and ten months, Master Vivaan registered his name in the Golden Book of World Records by reciting the National Anthem and the National Anthem within a stipulated period in front of the presence of many dignitaries and a crowd of lakhs of people.
The speciality of this world record was that after 3 hours 33 minutes 33 seconds Jaipal Ji was ordered by the team of Golden Book of World Records to stop the Shirshasana performance. Because according to the guidelines of GBWR, doing headstands for more than this time could be injurious to health, so after 3 hours 33 minutes 33 seconds this record of headstands was closed forever and it was named after Jaipal Ji.
There is a new star of this young generation, Mr. Harshit Manav, a resident of Bhiwani, Haryana province. He has registered his name in the Golden Book of World Records by doing extraordinary work in the field of Yoga.
Aditya ji named this lovely child Avneesh alias Binny and Mr. Aditya Tiwari ji left his best software engineer job to bring him up. You left the job, but now your work is being appreciated a lot all around. You were being invited by big institutions from India and abroad to give motivational speeches.
Since childhood, Rahul ji has been so skilled in tying turbans that by tying five turbans of one-meter width and nine meters length in 55 seconds, his name has been inscribed in golden letters in the Golden Book of World Records by ‘tying the maximum number of turbans in one minute’.
Currently studying in class 5, Rifa still works hard in her work and her dream is to become a fighter pilot in the future and serve the country.
Dr Hemant Srivastava, a resident of Maharajganj district of Uttar Pradesh, has today emerged as a messiah for the people of his district, especially for the weak and poor sections.
