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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.

This world record attempt, organized with the full cooperation of the school’s headmaster, Mr. Thannayiramurthi, and teachers Saravanan, Madakkulam Vijayakumar, and others, was officially recognized as a Cholan World Record. The event took place in the presence of Dr. Neelamegam Nimalan, the founder of the Cholan Book of World Records, coordinator Mr. Perumal Chellathurai, international general secretary Mrs. Arthiga and Mrs.N.Lalitha. The school was awarded a medal and an appreciation certificate for their accomplishment.

This extraordinary effort by the students and teachers, transforming the annual Pongal celebration into a world-record event, has garnered widespread praise from the public and various communities.

Significantly, the attempt was planned on the first day and successfully executed the following day, making it a unique world record in itself.

Fastest to recite, read and write at the tender age of 4 years

AREEF, the son of Najimul Haq and Fathima Nasreen from Kinniya, Trincomalee district, showcased his remarkable memory skills through consistent training and accomplished the following:

Identified 41 major bones of the human body in 13: 46 seconds,

Recited power-of-ten numbers in 1 minute and 6 seconds.

Named bones connected to the 41 major bones accurately.

Recited ordinal numbers from 1 to 100 in 42 seconds.

Wrote and recited all decimal numbers in 1 minute and 17 seconds.

Identified specific bones as indicated by the judges and pinpointed their exact locations correctly.

Read 40 large numbers in 4 minutes and 30 seconds.

Wrote and fluently read all fraction numbers.

Converted decimals to fractions and vice versa.

All the above tasks were performed by Areef swiftly through writing, reading, and reciting. His achievement was officially recognized as a Cholan World Record by the Cholan Book of World Records.

The event was validated and appreciated by the following adjudicators:

Mr. Kathiravan T. Inbarasa, Deputy Secretary of CBWR, Sri Lanka Branch

Mr. M. Danaraj, Trincomalee District President

Mr. Suyandan Vigneshwar Raja, Trincomalee District General Secretary

Mr Mohammed Nazmi, 
Chief-executive committee member of CBWR 

Mr. M.S.M. Farsan, CBWR Executive Member

This world record event was organized in collaboration with the Peoples Helping People Foundation and held at Kinniya Central College.

The event was presided over by Mr. M.H. Mohammed Gani, Divisional Secretary of Kinniya, and Mrs. M.C. Zeenathul Munawwara, Kinniya Zonal director of education participated as the chief guest.

Special guests included:

Dr. M.H. Mohamed Rizvi,
Medical officer of Health-Kinniya

Dr. A.M. Mohamed Ajeeth,
Medical officer of health-kurinchakerny

Dr. A.H. Sameem,
Medical officer Kinnya

Mr. Mohammed Ikrima, Assistant Controller of Explosives, ministry of defence 

Mr M.M. Hilmy,
Medical doctor,LLB, former chairman of Kinniya UC

Mr. S.H.M. Naleem, Former Chairman of Kinniya UC

Mr. M.H.M. Rafi,
LLB, Attorney at law,Ex UC Member

Mr. M.C.M. Nawaz,
Retired engineer 

Mr. Mohammed Najath, Principal of Kinniya Central College

Mr. M.H. Mohammed Hasan, Retired Teacher(Kalapooshanam

All the dignitaries extended their congratulations and appreciation to Areef and his parents.

Areef was awarded a framed certificate of achievement, memorial shield, gold medal, ID card,badge and‌ a  file for his outstanding performance..

220 participants successfully performed Silambam stick spinning in Veerabhadrasana (Warrior Pose) for a continuous duration of 4 hours in a relay marathon.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) acknowledges this remarkable achievement as the first of its kind, representing an extraordinary blend of endurance, discipline, and traditional martial arts.

This historic event took place on December 7, 2024, at SJKT Vivekananda Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia, under the leadership of Mr. Thamoodaran Ramachindran-PJK, the esteemed founder of Persatuan Kesenian Adithada Silambam Malaysia.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the organization and wishes it continued success in all its future endeavors, which inspire and uphold the spirit of martial arts and dedication.

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.

Youngest Author of Advanced Astrophysics Publications

 Mohamed Amazir Mohamed Amanath, son of Mr. Mohamed Amanath Atham Bawa and Mrs. Inul Himiya Atham Bawa, born on 26-05-2009, residing in Kathankudy, Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka.

He has authored three books on advanced topics in astrophysics, specifically Black Holes, Dark Matter, and General Relativity, showcasing his profound understanding and intellectual prowess at a remarkably young age. His unwavering curiosity and dedication have not only pushed the boundaries of what young minds can achieve but have also established a new benchmark in the academic world.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) recognizes this extraordinary achievement as the first of its kind in the field of astrophysics.

This significant milestone was accomplished on 02-12-2024, at BT/BC/AL HIRA MAHA VIDYALAYA, Kathankudy, Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mohamed Amazir Mohamed Amanath for this groundbreaking contribution. Your work stands as a testament to the immense potential and brilliance of youth. Your exemplary effort has not only brought honor to yourself but has also illuminated a path for others to follow.

We are confident that your achievements will inspire countless young individuals to dream big, explore the unknown, and delve into the fascinating world of science. May your journey continue to inspire and lead to discoveries that benefit humanity as a whole.

We salute your passion, intellect, and determination, and we wish you unparalleled success in all your future endeavors. May you always aim for the stars and continue to make history with your brilliance!

Warmest congratulations, and may this be just the beginning of your illustrious journey

108 YOGA POSTURES PERFORMED BY 124 PARTICIPANTS IN 30 MINUTES

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 Creation of a Tamil Song in Just 5 Minutes with AI Innovation

On November 8, 2024, four talented students from St. Michael's College, Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka—T. Frank Millan Leon, V. Rohith, V. Yanuvarshan, and R. Jonathan—achieved a remarkable feat by creating a Tamil song in just 4 minutes and 23 seconds. Using AI technology and cutting-edge tools, these young innovators skillfully composed lyrics, music, and other essential elements, bringing the song to life in record time. Their effort not only demonstrated exceptional creativity but also showcased the transformative potential of AI in the arts.

This achievement has been proudly recognized by the Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) as a groundbreaking example of how technology can drive innovation and creativity in music. The event, a testament to the fusion of artistic vision and modern technology, was held at St. Michael's College and was coordinated by Mr. Terry Rogers Leon. The joint support of CBWR and the People’s Helping People Foundation (PHPF) highlighted their commitment to encouraging the talents of young minds and advancing the boundaries of artistic possibilities.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to these remarkable students, applauding their dedication, creativity, and technical skill. We are confident that their achievement will serve as an inspiration to future generations, proving how young minds can use technology to create lasting impact. We wish them continued success and encourage them to keep pushing the limits of innovation and expression in all their future endeavors

Extraordinary Grasping power Genius Kid

Karri Jay Surya Sri Varshita Reddy, daughter of Mr. Karri Ajay Reddy and Mrs. Karri Srivalli Subrahmanyeswari, born on April, 2015, residing at Pali, Andhra Pradesh, India.

She has achieved an extraordinary feat by flawlessly reciting:
All the elements from the Periodic Table with their symbols in 52 seconds,

22 Parts of the Articles of the Indian Constitution in 1 minute and 27 seconds,

The names of 19 Indian Prime Ministers along with their years of service in 31 seconds,

The Preamble of the Indian Constitution in 22 seconds,

The names of 50 Asian countries in 14 seconds,

45 notable inventions and their respective years.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this exceptional achievement, marking it as the first of its kind.

This certificate is issued on October 23, 2024.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the achiever, recognizing her remarkable talent, intellectual brilliance, and outstanding memory. Her accomplishment stands as a shining example of extraordinary grasping power, inspiring young minds to strive for excellence and pursue knowledge with passion. We wish her continued success and brilliance in all her future endeavors, encouraging her to inspire and empower future generations globally.

Extraordinary Grasping Power Genius Kid from Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, Identifying and Reciting a Maximum Number of Items in the Least Time.

 P. Dhaaraa, daughter of Mr. G. Premraj and Mrs. P. Vytheki, born on 21-11-2020, residing in Trincomalee District, Sri Lanka.

At such a young age, P. Dhaaraa has achieved an extraordinary feat by reciting multiplication tables from 2nd to 7th, 50 elements from the periodic table, recognizing 100 social media app logos, and naming the internal organs of five different parts of the body.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to P. Dhaaraa and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors.

P. Dhaaraa, a young prodigy, has amazed everyone with her remarkable speed, accuracy, and focus. Her ability to recite and identify complex information at such a young age showcases her exceptional intelligence, quick learning abilities, and dedication. Her achievement not only highlights her intellectual prowess but also positions her as a rising star among young scholars.

Extraordinary Grasping Power Genius Kid from Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, Identifying and Reciting a Maximum Number of Items in the Least Time
அதிக ஞாபகத் திறன் மூலம் சோழன் உலக சாதனை படைத்த திருகோணமலைச் சிறுமி.

 P. Dhaaraa, daughter of Mr. G. Premraj and Mrs. P. Vytheki, born on 21-11-2020, residing in Trincomalee District, Sri Lanka.

At such a young age, P. Dhaaraa has achieved an extraordinary feat by reciting multiplication tables from 2nd to 7th, 50 elements from the periodic table, recognizing 100 social media app logos, and naming the internal organs of five different parts of the body.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to P. Dhaaraa and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors.

P. Dhaaraa, a young prodigy, has amazed everyone with her remarkable speed, accuracy, and focus. Her ability to recite and identify complex information at such a young age showcases her exceptional intelligence, quick learning abilities, and dedication. Her achievement not only highlights her intellectual prowess but also positions her as a rising star among young scholars.

Fastest to Recite 118 Elements of the Periodic Table

Sathin Anees, son of Mr. A. Lakshmanan and Mrs. L. Sugunamala, born on April 30, 2011, residing in Erode District, Tamil Nadu, India.

Sathin Anees achieved the remarkable feat of reciting all 118 elements of the periodic table in an impressive time of 20.89 seconds.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) is honored to recognize this extraordinary achievement, a testament to his outstanding memory, dedication, and passion for science.

This certificate is issued on October 18, 2024, in recognition of this exceptional accomplishment.

CBWR extends its heartiest congratulations and best wishes to Sathin Anees for continued success in his future endeavors.