India Book Of Records  

Jatoth Vihan Ram, an 8-year-old from Siddipet, achieved a remarkable feat by scaling Gilman's Point on Mount Kilimanjaro, earning him a place in the India Book of Records. This accomplishment, along with his previous climb of Mount Patalsu, highlights his exceptional talent and determination in mountaineering.

Deepika Goyal, a resident of Vaishali Nagar, Rajasthan, has set a new record by reciting Hanuman Chalisa in one minute, one second, and forty milliseconds.

Guru Upadhyay born to Arvind Upadhyay and Priya Upadhyay showed remarkable talent at the tender age of just 17 months. He is also affectionately known as ‘Google Guru.’ He has comprehensive knowledge about all the countries in the world, including their capitals, geographical locations, languages, and histories.

Garima Kapoor, a resident of Lucknow, embarked on her biking journey in the year 2015. Her elder brother taught her how to ride a bike. She has also registered her name in the India Book of Records.

Punjab’s Ritesh Jain has four world records under his name for creating gold-coated jewellery and statues. His artistry has been honoured and recognized by the Central Handicraft Department. Interestingly, Ritesh used advanced technology to apply gold coating on his creations.

Alok Chantiya has been writing letters to his mother for 30 years. On 31 December 1991, he made a promise to his mother, and since then he has not missed a single to write his mother letters. Regardless of whether he lives abroad or in India, he makes sure to follow this practice religiously to maintain the bond between him and his mother.

Mumbai’s Sachin Shigwan has made solar energy available to over 550 villages of 10 states. He is known as the ‘Solar Man of India’ who has installed water pumps, streetlights, and water filters in the villages. Solar energy does not only make life easier, but it is positive step towards building a sustainable world.

Bikram Sutradhar was awarded the title of 'Grand Master' for recalling the values of the square root of two up to 325 digits in 57 seconds and 68 milliseconds, as confirmed on January 7, 2022, for the Asia Book of Records.

9-year-old boy Vivaan has entered the India Book of Records for becoming the fastest to recite 15 shlokas of Shiv Tandav Stotram in just 55 seconds and 29 milliseconds