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 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.
Fastest to Solve 140 Multiplication Sums Using the Abacus Technique in the Least Time Fathima Zeenath, daughter of Mr. Mohammad Fasly and Mrs. Zameela, born on 10-05-2015, residing in Kathankudy, Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka. At the remarkable age of just nine, Fathima Zeenath has achieved an exceptional feat by solving 140 multiplication sums using the abacus technique in just 3 minutes and 18 seconds. Each sum was presented in 2 lines, demonstrating her outstanding proficiency, speed, and accuracy in mental arithmetic. This extraordinary achievement took place on 14-10-2024 at Bt Meera balika national school,Kathankudi, Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka and jointly organised by CBWR and People Helping People Foundation(PHPF). The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this remarkable accomplishment as the first of its kind, showcasing not only her mastery of the abacus technique but also her dedication, focus, and intellectual prowess. CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to Fathima Zeenath and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors. Her incredible achievement serves as a beacon of inspiration to students and aspiring mathematicians, proving that with passion, practice, and determination, any goal can be reached.
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The founder of CBWR explained about the intention and activities of Cholan Book of World Records
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION SUMS SOLVED BY YOUNGEST GENIUS KID This individual world record certificate is awarded to Kaaviyasri, daughter of Mr. Subramaniam and Mrs. Hishanthini, born on 19-10-2018, residing in Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka, for solving 200 addition and subtraction sums using the abacus technique in the shortest time of 6 minutes and 51 seconds. It is noteworthy that during this Cholan World Record attempt, the sums were arranged as follows: 50 problems in 3 rows, the next 50 in 4 rows, the following 50 in 5 rows, and the final 50 in 6 rows. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind. This event took place on 08-August 2024 in Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka. CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to the achiever and wishes her success in all her future endeavors. Kaaviyasri, a young prodigy from Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka, has astounded everyone by solving 200 addition and subtraction sums using the abacus technique in just 6 minutes and 51 seconds. Her remarkable speed and accuracy at such a young age demonstrate her extraordinary talent and dedication. This achievement not only highlights her mathematical prowess but also marks her as a rising star in the world of young geniuses. This event was organised by Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) and People Helping People Foundation (PHPF) and coordinated by Kathiravan Social development organisation. Entire event was monitored by the vice-president of Sri Lankan branch of CBWR Mr.Nagawani Rajah, Batticaloa district president Mr.Kathiravan Inbarasa and vice president of Batticaloa district Mr.S.Varadhakaran.
The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes an extraordinary achievement, where the maximum number of participants performed the traditional Bhihuwati folk dance, accompanied by the playing of Dhuliya, Pepuwa, and Taliya instruments. This remarkable feat marks the first of its kind in CBWR history. The event was held on August 25, 2024, at G.N.D.G. Commerce College, Nagaon, Assam, India, and was organized under the leadership of Amb. Dr. Harehwar Saikia, President of the Northeast States of India for CBWR. CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to all the participants and organizers for their dedication to preserving cultural heritage through this unique performance. We commend their collective spirit and talent in showcasing the rich traditions of Assam. We wish the achievers continued success in their future endeavors and look forward to more such inspiring contributions.
5 students of U.K.Infosis training centre created new Cholan World Records by showing grasping power. An extraordinary feat is about to unfold as students with exceptional grasping power attempt to set five Cholan world records. This challenge will test their quick learning abilities, memory retention, and mental sharpness, highlighting the importance of education and intellectual growth. These record attempts aim to inspire a generation of young achievers and underscore the limitless potential of students when they are given the opportunity to shine. 1).R. Kayal Nethra, daughter of Mr. R. Ramamoorthy, BBA, and Dr. R. Nilavoli, BAMS, born on 04-09-2017, residing in Peravurani, Thanjavur District, Tamil Nadu, India. She has set a remarkable record by reciting the names of 193 countries along with their currencies in the least time of 2 minutes and 52 seconds. 2).M. Pragna, daughter of Mr. Mahendren, M.Sc., B.Ed., and Mrs. G. Vasuki, M.A., B.Ed., born on 07-05-2015, residing in Tenkasi district, Tamil Nadu, India. She has set a remarkable record by reciting the present,past and past participle forms of 155 English words in an impressive time of 2 minutes and 13 seconds. 3).U. Ivan Amith, son of Mr. U. Umamageshvaran, D.T.Ed., B.Lit., MSEN., and Mrs. N. Anitha, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., born on 10-11-2014, residing in Tamil Nadu, India. He has recited 103 chemical compounds with their formulas in the impressive time of 1 minute and 12 seconds. 4).R. Neerthikan Raj, son of Mr. R. Rajesh and Mrs. R. Karkulali, born on 19-02-2017, residing in Vadakadu, Pudukkottai district,Tamil Nadu, India. He has recited 101 opposite words in English an impressive time of 50 seconds. 5).M Ashwin, son of Mr.G.Manivannan MCA., and Mrs.M.Sabari Priya M.Sc.,B.Ed., born on 02-04-2015,residing in Madukkur, Thanjavur district,Tamilnadu, India for solving 100 addition and subtraction sums using the abacus technique in the shortest time of 1 minutes and 13 seconds. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) recognizes this outstanding accomplishments as the first of its kind. This event took place on 12-09-2024, Sri Kamarajar Nursery & Primary School Tirumangalam, Madurai district, Tamilnadu, India and organised by MrsM.Uma M.Sc.,B.Ed.,ADSE, Founder of UK INFOS (Abacus , Hindi, Vedic Maths and Phonics Coaching Centre, Peravurani. CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to the achievers and wishes success in all their future endeavors.
Most Hammer Strikes (3000) Performed Within One Hour and 41 Minutes Mrs.S.G.Durgambigai Gnanadhesigan wife of Mr. Sabarish, residing in Coimbatore district, Tamil Nadu, India. She performed 3,000 hammer strikes on a tire within one hour and 41 minutes, using a 7 kg hammer. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind. This event was held on 07-07-2024 at Kathir college of arts and science, Wisdom Tree, Neelambur, Tamil Nadu, India, and was organized by Mr. M. Balamuralikrishnan Founder of chi kungfu federation. CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to the achiever and wishes her success in all her future endeavors. S.G. Durgambigai, a dedicated mother from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, has set a new world record by striking a 7 kg hammer on a tire 3,000 times within one hour and 41 minutes.Her incredible feat, recognized by the Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR), showcases not only her physical strength but also her determination and perseverance. This remarkable achievement, organized by the Chi Kung Fu Federation, highlights Durgambigai's inspiring dedication to pushing her limits and setting a powerful example for others.
100 participants who successfully completed bridal makeup, Aari work, and Mehndi art simultaneously in 20 minutes. It is significant that each participant was involved separately in their respective fields. (Mehndi artists applied Indian bridal Henna art to one side of both hands using Mehndi and Aari work designers drew a map of Sri Lanka on an A4- sized paper using Aari work design). Aari is a type of embroidery that utilizes a hooked needle to create intricate and delicate designs, often incorporating Zari Zardoni embroidery, which is a technique that uses metallic threads to add shimmer and shine to the finished piece. The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind. This event took place on May 15, 2024, at the Global Tower Hotel in Colombo, Sri Lanka, in the presence of honorable education minister Mr.A.Aravindh Kumar, and was organized by Mrs. Keerthiga Jayasinghe of Kirthi J Bridal Studio & Beauty Lounge. The People Helping People Foundation (PHPF) played a significant role in successfully conducting this world record event. CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to the achiever and wishes her success in all her future endeavors.