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World's first and largest Abacus Cholan world record event.

This is the world's first and largest Abacus world record event. This monumental event is organising by UCMAS a world-renowned institution recognised globally for its excellence in abacus- based arithmetic and mental math education

Six Students Set Cholan World Record Through Yoga Postures.scorpion pose,Ganda perundasana pose

8 years old 2 boys Set Cholan World Record by Running 707 KMs from Kanyakumari to Chennai in 12 days

FASTEST RECITATION OF THE PERIODIC TABLE AND 168 HUMAN INTERNAL ORGANS IN ENGLISH AND TAMIL (4 MINUTES)

FASTEST RECITATION OF THE PERIODIC TABLE AND 168 HUMAN INTERNAL ORGANS IN ENGLISH AND TAMIL (4 MINUTES) This world record event was successfully organized by the Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) in collaboration with the People Helping People Foundation (PHPF). S. Kanshika, Daughter of Mr. T. Sangaradas and Mrs. P. Bamini, Born on 09-06-2016, A student of CP/W Rillamulla Primary School, Residing at Kandapola, Nuwara Eliya District, Sri Lanka. She successfully recited the entire Periodic Table in just 24 seconds, followed by the names of 168 human internal organs in both English and Tamil within 90 seconds, demonstrating her exceptional memory power and bilingual proficiency. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this extraordinary and first-of-its-kind achievement as an official world record. This remarkable event took place on 16-07-2025 at CP/W Rillamulla Primary School, Kandapola, Nuwara Eliya District, Sri Lanka, in the gracious presence of Mr. V. Vijendran, Principal of the school. CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to S. Kanshika for this outstanding accomplishment and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors. Mr. Sri Ngawani Rajah, Vice President of the Sri Lankan branch of CBWR, and Mr. Chandramohan, Vice President of the Kandy District, served as the official adjudicators and monitored the world record attempt.

We congratulate VASANTHAM TV, Sri Lanka, for its remarkable initiative in conducting the longest live TV show, broadcast continuously for 18 hours.

We congratulate VASANTHAM TV, Sri Lanka, for its remarkable initiative in conducting the longest live TV show, broadcast continuously for 18 hours. VASANTHAM TV stands as a pillar of truth in society by consistently broadcasting programs without bias or partiality. The channel upholds the highest standards of journalistic integrity, fosters social awareness, and ensures its content remains factual, educational, and free from misinformation. Through its unwavering commitment to ethical media practices, VASANTHAM TV continues to empower viewers and contribute to the development of a well-informed and responsible society. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) extends its heartfelt congratulations to VASANTHAM TV for this inspiring achievement and wishes continued success and excellence in all future endeavors.

The speech delivered by Dr.N.Nimalan- founder and chief-editor of CBWR, to the below mentioned world record event

The speech delivered by Dr.N.Nimalan- founder and chief-editor of CBWR, to the below mentioned world record event: Three-Year-Old Girl from Chavakachcheri, Thasvika, Sets Cholan World Record and Receives the Title "Mazhalai Mozhi Viththagar" Thasvika, a three-year-old girl from Chavakachcheri and the daughter of Mr. Jeyakaran and Mrs. Denika, has set a remarkable Cholan World Record by reciting the English meanings for 1500 Tamil words in the shortest time. Her exceptional linguistic performance earned her the prestigious title “Mazhalai Mozhi Viththagar” (Young Linguistic Prodigy). The record-setting event took place at Chavakachcheri Hindu College in the presence of Cholan Book of World Records adjudicators including Sri Nagavani Raja (Vice President of CBWR – Sri Lanka branch), Durai Pranav Selvan (Jaffna District President), and Rasathurai Jayasudharshan (Kilinochchi District President). The adjudicators closely monitored the performance and officially recognized it as a world record. To honor her achievement, Thasvika was awarded a certified world record certificate, a memorial shield, an ID card, a gold medal, and a recognition file. In addition, her outstanding translation skills at such a young age were acknowledged with the honorary title “Mazhalai Mozhi Viththagar” by the Cholan Book of World Records. This event was jointly organized by the Cholan Book of World Records and the Peoples Helping People Foundation, and was coordinated by the local community of Thenmarachchi. Dr. S. K. Kannadasan, Head of the Department of Translation Studies at the University of Jaffna, participated as the chief guest and offered his heartfelt congratulations to the young record-holder. Ms. E. Abirami, Deputy Director of Education (Thenmarachchi Zonal Education Office), served as the special guest and presented a gift to the child as a token of appreciation. The event concluded gracefully with a vote of thanks delivered by Mrs. Sathya Thanuraj.

152 Silambam practitioners (both male and female) came together and successfully performed the 'Naalu Veedu' spinning technique continuously 333 times within 33 minutes.

In a Cholan World Record attempt organized by Chanakya Academy in Pudukkottai, 152 Silambam practitioners (both male and female) came together and successfully performed the 'Naalu Veedu' spinning technique continuously 333 times within 33 minutes. This extraordinary feat was officially recognized as a world record by the Cholan Book of World Records. This historic world record event was notably held in the presence of Pudukkottai Mayor Mrs. Thilagavathi Senthil, District Chief Education Officer Mr. K. Shanmugam, and District Sports Officer Mr. T. Senthilkumar. The event was meticulously coordinated and conducted by Mr. M. Venkatesan, Secretary of Chanakya Academy. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Sun TV Network for broadcasting this event as news.

The Biggest Pongal Pot Portrait created by the govt, school,Thirivathavur, and registered as a world record in Cholan Book of World Records[CBWR]

The Biggest Pongal Pot Portrait Government School Creates a Cholan World Record by Drawing a 133-Foot-Tall Pongal Pot during Pongal Celebrations Students of the Government Higher Secondary School in Thiruvathavur, near Melur in Madurai district, celebrated this year’s Tamil festival Pongal and Thiruvalluvar Day in a grand manner. In honor of the 133 chapters in the Thirukkural, 133 students and teachers collaboratively created a massive 133-foot-tall and 70-foot-wide colorful kolam (traditional drawing) of a Pongal pot, complete with a stove, on the ground. They completed this extraordinary feat in 1,330 seconds to symbolize the 1,330 verses in the Thirukkural. Significantly, the attempt was planned on the first day and successfully executed the following day, making it a unique world record in itself.

Lakmal Sets Cholan Record by Creating Sri Lankan President’s Largest Portrait Using Rubik’s Cubes

11-Year-Old Boy Sets Cholan World Record by Creating Sri Lankan President’s Largest Portrait Using Rubik’s Cubes Sansul Sehansha Lakmal, an 11-year-old boy from Imbulkoda, and the son of Nivin Lakmal and Deepika Kumari, created a massive portrait of Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, measuring 91 inches in height and 68 inches in width, using 1,200 Rubik’s Cubes. He accomplished this feat in 3 hours, 13 minutes, and 7 seconds, earning a place in the Cholan World Records. The event was jointly organized by the Cholan Book of World Records and the Peoples Helping People Foundation. It was held at the Ranaviru Apparel Swimming Pool Complex in Yakkala, in the presence of Brigadier Maha Duvakkar, the commanding officer of the camp, and Brigadier Vasage, the deputy commanding officer. The Cholan World Records' General Secretary, Indranath Perera, vice- president Sri Nagavani Raja, Director of STEPS and President for European Countries of the Cholan Book of World Records Francis Jesudasan, along with the Director of Peoples Helping People Foundation and an executive committee member of the Cholan Book of World Records, formally monitored the boy’s record attempt. In recognition of Sansul’s achievement, the organizers, along with the military officials, presented him with a framed certificate, a gold medal, a commemorative shield, an ID card, and a file to honor his exceptional accomplishment.

108 Yoga Postures Performed By 124 Participants In 30 Minutes .Registered in CBWR

108 YOGA POSTURES PERFORMED BY 124 PARTICIPANTS IN 30 MINUTES This certificate is proudly awarded to Master P. Raghav, son of Mr. R. Pongirivasan and Mrs. Vandhana Devi, born on October 7, 2017, and a student of the Chi Kungfu Federation, residing in Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu, India. Master P. Raghav was one of the 124 participants who successfully performed 108 yoga postures within just 30 minutes, showcasing an extraordinary feat of physical strength, mental focus, and unwavering dedication. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) is honored to recognize this exceptional accomplishment as a groundbreaking achievement, highlighting the harmonious blend of discipline, endurance, and teamwork. This remarkable record-setting event was held on November 16, 2024, at S.N. Arangam, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India, in the esteemed presence of the Correspondents of Mount Carmel Nursery and Primary School, Miss J. Vanitha, M.Com., B.Ed., and Miss E. Sugirtha Rosalind, M.Com., B.Ed. The event was thoughtfully organized by Mount Carmel Nursery and Primary School, under the aegis of the Carmel Charitable Trust, Ramanathapuram, Coimbatore. The participants were meticulously trained and guided by Mr. M. Balamuralikrishnan, the visionary founder of the Chi Kungfu Federation, Coimbatore, whose expert mentorship was instrumental in preparing the participants for this monumental achievement. CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the achiever, celebrating their perseverance, passion, and commitment to excellence. We wish them continued success in all future endeavors and are confident that their remarkable achievement will inspire countless others to pursue health, discipline, and greatness with determination and zeal.