Fastest kid to cycle a distance of 500 meters. N.Shavin,Son of Mr.K.Naveen and Mrs.S.Sandhiya,(born on 11-03-2020), residing at ponneri, Tiruvallur district, Tamilnadu,India, At the tender age of 4 years, set a world record for cycling a distance of 500 meters in one minute and 58 seconds. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) recognises this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind. This certificate was issued on 04-04-2024 CBWR extend its warmest congratulations to the achiever and wishes success in all his future endeavours
Maximum World Famous Monuments Recited By A Kid M. Rithvin Dhanvickh, son of Mr. Dr. Muthuraj and Mrs. Dr. Nkvedha, born on 15-06-2016, in Namakkal district, Tamil Nadu, India. He has recited 221 world-famous monuments in 6 minutes and 54 seconds. Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind. This event took place on 16-04-2024 at DHRONA NURSERY PRIMARY School, Namakkal district, Tamil Nadu, India. Dr. Neelamegam Nimalan, the founder of CBWR, and Dr. Dinesh Kumar, secretary of CBWR, monitored the world record attempt and declared it a world record. M. Rithvin Dhanvickh, an Extraordinary Grasping Power Genius Kid, has astounded the world with his remarkable talent. Reciting 221 World Famous Monuments in just 8 minutes, he has not only created a new Cholan world record but also showcased his exceptional memory and dedication to learning. With such an incredible ability at such a young age, Rithvin's future is undoubtedly bright. His talent opens doors to endless opportunities in academia, entertainment, and beyond. As he continues to grow and develop his skills, there's no limit to what he can achieve. The world eagerly awaits the next chapter in the journey of this remarkable young prodigy.
A 6-year-old prodigy recited the maximum number of ligaments, tendons, and organs of the human body in the presence of the state education minister to create a Cholan world record. A 6-year-old kid named Harsith, the son of Kalainesan and Lalithambikai, residing at Lover's Leap, Nuwara Eliya, and studying at Holy Trinity College, attempted to set a Cholan world record in the presence of State Minister of Education, Arvind Kumar. During the attempt, he identified the ligaments, tendons, and organs of the human body and recited their names clearly, using a picture of human anatomy. *Sri Nagavani Raja, Vice President of the Sri Lanka Branch of the Cholan Book of World Records, and General Secretary Indranath Perera confirmed the attempt as a world record after keenly monitoring it. This world record event was jointly organized by the Cholan Book of World Records(CBWR)and the People Helping People Foundation(PHPF). Harsith, the Cholan world record achiever, was presented with a framed certificate and medal from CBWR by the State Education Minister to appreciate his outstanding performance. The staff and officers of the minister's office, as well as the director of the People Helping People Foundation, Laurance Samuel, congratulated the Cholan world record achiever. K.Harshith, an Extraordinary Grasping Power Genius Kid, has astounded the world with his remarkable talent. Identifying and reciting the names of 171 ligaments, 34 bones and 44 muscles. He has not only created a new Cholan world record but also showcased his exceptional memory and dedication to learning. With such an incredible ability at such a young age, Harshith's future is undoubtedly bright. His talent opens doors to endless opportunities in academia, entertainment, and beyond. As he continues to grow and develop his skills, there's no limit to what he can achieve. The world eagerly awaits the next chapter in the journey of this remarkable young prodigy.
Founder of Cholan Book of World Records Dr.N.Nimalan explains the activities & the intention of CBWR
Most participants spinning the Silambam Single stick while walking with blindfolded continuously for 5 km
A six-year-old boy recently achieved a remarkable feat by pulling a 1000 kg car over a distance of 200 meters, earning him recognition from the CHOLAN BOOK OF WORLD RECORD.
Kid identifying Most national flags of countries and reciting their languages This individual world record certificate was awarded to Srividya, D/o Mr.Rajagopal and Mrs.V.Mahalakshmi,(Born on 2015),Feltham, London. She identified 150 national flags of countries and recited their languages in 3 minutes and 26 seconds. Cholan Book of World records(CBWR) recognises this outstanding accomplishment as the first of it's kind. This event was held on 24-02-2024 at Belvedere house community resource center, Lemon grove, Feltham, London TW134DH and organised by Mrs.Pushpakala Vinothkumar, president of CBWR in London. CBWR extends it's warmest congratulations to the achiever and wishes success in all her future endeavors
Four students from UK INFOS Thanjavur has set Cholan world records for fast calculation and high memory capacity through abacus method Four students from UK INFOS Thanjavur set world records in fastest calculation using abacus method, matching words with high memory capacity, reciting , spelling the words and fastest letter addition. The event was held on 29-02-2024 at Al-Amin Higher Secondary School located in K. Budur, Madurai in the presence of Shaikh Nabi, Headmaster of the school and Organised by: Mrs.M.Uma,M.Sc.B.Ed.,ADSE., founder of UK INFOS coaching centre, Thanjavur The adjudicators of the Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) monitored and confirmed their world record attempt and awarded them certificates, medals, commemorative plaques and identity cards. Details of the world records: Pirajan, Son of Mrs.Abirami Chandramohan,(Born on 18-07-2016), residing at Thanjavur district, Tamilnadu, India for solved 160 addition and subtraction sums in the least time of 2 minutes and 50 seconds. G.R.Sujin, Son of Mr.G.Raja and Mrs.G.Gangaiyammal,(Born on 02-12-2018), residing at Thanjavur district, Tamilnadu, India for reciting the names of 28 states of India with their capitals in the least time of 22 seconds Avanikha Shree.M, D/o Mr.P.Muthuvelu and Mrs.R.Amala,(Born on 13-07-2017),residing at Thanjavur district, Tamilnadu, India for spelled 110 English words in the least time of 2 minutes. R.Sathurthika, D/o Mr.A.Raja and Mrs.R.Kamala,(Born on 05-11-2011),residing at Thanjavur district, Tamilnadu, India for solved 80 (Eighty) one digit addition and subtraction sums in 52 seconds.
A 60-year-old farmer from Jaffna, Mr.Chelliah Thiruchelvam, pulled a 1550 kg Tata Ace Vehicle for 500 meters with his beard and 500 meters with his hair, and set a new Cholan world record. Mr.Sri Nagavani Raja, Vice President of Sri Lanka Branch of CBWR and Mr.Indranath Perera, General Secretary of CBWR witnessed and confirmed this event as a World record. The Cholan world record holder Mr.Thiruchelvam was felicitated with a framed certificate, a medal and a commemorative plaque by the honorable minister of fishery Mr.Douglas Devanatha. This world record event was jointly organized by Cholan Book of World Record and People Helping People Foundation, a social welfare organization. It is noteworthy that Mr Chelliah Thiruchelvam has already registered his name in the Cholan Book of World Records twice. Today's younger generation youths are immersed in the lack of skills and suffer from various physical and mental diseases and some become addicted to drugs. Therefore, this Cholan world record holder Chellaiya Thiruchelvam said that this Cholan world record attempt was made to raise awareness that one can live happily with physical and mental health even at the age of 60 by spending an hour daily in physical exercises.
The maximum Hula Hoop rotations on online skates in one minute is 200,achieved by Dhanvetha, Daughter of Mr.A.Praveen kumar and Mrs.S.K.Pavithra, (born on 03-05-2017), Highfield road, Feltham,TW13 4DA, London. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR)recognises this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind. This event was held on 07-10-2023 at Belvedere house community resource center, Lemon grove, Feltham, London TW134DH and organised by Mrs.Pushpakala Vinothkumar, president of CBWR in London.