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E. Balashree Sets Cholan World Record by Writing 12 Tamil Month Names in Scorpion Pose in Record Time

 E. Balashree, daughter of Mr. Esakkiraj and Mrs. Sethu Ramalakshmi, born on 24-01-2015, residing at Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, India.

In an extraordinary demonstration of flexibility, determination, and cultural pride, she wrote the 12 Tamil month names while holding her body in Vrichikasanam (Scorpion Pose). She completed this remarkable feat in just 1 minute and 5 seconds, setting a new benchmark in yoga-based achievements.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind world record.

This record-setting event was held on 31-05-2025 at the Panchayat Union Primary School, Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, and was meticulously organized by yoga master Mr. M. Maruthupandi, founder of Phoenix Yoga Centre.

CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to the young achiever and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors. Her achievement is an inspiring blend of yoga, education, and Tamil heritage—showcasing what young minds can achieve with passion and discipline.

 Wrote the entire Aathichudi in Tamil while holding the Vrichikasanam (Scorpion Pose) co0ntinuously for 1 minute and 42 seconds.

 K. Maheshwari, daughter of Mr. Kumar and Mrs. Pechiammal, born on 08-01-2013, residing at Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, India.

In a remarkable blend of physical endurance and cultural dedication, she wrote the entire Aathichudi in Tamil while holding the Vrichikasanam (Scorpion Pose). She completed this incredible feat in just 1 minute and 42 seconds, demonstrating exceptional control, balance, and commitment to Tamil literature.

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

The record-setting event took place on 31-05-2025 at Panchayat Union Primary School, Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, and was meticulously organized by yoga master. Mr. M. Maruthupandi, founder of Phoenix Yoga Centre.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the young achiever and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors. Her achievement stands as a shining example of how tradition and talent can unite to create history.

G. Jagadeesh Muthuvel Sets Cholan World Record by Holding Padma Vrikshasana (Lotus Scorpion Pose) for the Longest Duration

 G. Jagadeesh Muthuvel, son of Mr. Gopalakrishnan and Mrs. Sangeetha, born on 16-09-2013, residing at Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, India.

In an inspiring display of strength, flexibility, and focus, he held the Padma Vrikshasana (Lotus Scorpion Pose) continuously for an impressive 150 seconds. His exceptional dedication to yoga and physical discipline at a young age has set a benchmark in the world of yoga-based records.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) officially recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind world record.

This record-setting event took place on 31-05-2025 at Panchayat Union Primary School, Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, and was meticulously organized by yoga master Mr. M. Maruthupandi, founder of Phoenix Yoga Centre.

CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to the young achiever and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors. His achievement serves as a true inspiration to aspiring yoga practitioners and youth across the globe.

Exceptional Yoga Feat: M. Gayathri Sets Cholan World Record by Writing 247 Tamil Letters in Chin Stand Pose

M. Gayathri, daughter of Mr. Madasamy and Mrs. Usha Rani, born on 26-01-2011, residing at Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, India.

In an extraordinary display of balance, strength, and linguistic dedication, she wrote all 247 Tamil letters while holding the Ganda Bherundasana (Chin Stand Pose) for 6 minutes.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) officially recognizes this exceptional achievement as the first of its kind in the world.

This remarkable event took place on 31-05-2025 at the Panchayat Union Primary School, Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, and was meticulously organized by yoga master Mr. M. Maruthupandi, founder of Phoenix Yoga Centre.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the young achiever and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors. Her accomplishment serves as an inspiring testament to the power of dedication, discipline, and the fusion of yoga and culture at a young age.

A. Subashini Sets Cholan World Record by Holding Uththita Kurmasana (Standing Tortoise Pose) for the Longest Duration

 A. Subashini, daughter of Mr. Arunachalam and Mrs. Kanagavalli, born on 29-04-2015, residing at Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, India.

In a remarkable display of balance, determination, and focus, she held her body in Uththita Kurmasana (Standing Tortoise Pose) continuously for 60 seconds, showcasing exceptional physical control and commitment to yoga at a young age.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) officially recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind world record.

This inspiring event took place on 31-05-2025 at Panchayat Union Primary School, Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, and was meticulously organized by yoga master Mr. M. Maruthupandi, founder of Phoenix Yoga Centre.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the young achiever and wishes her continued success in all her future endeavors. Her achievement is a source of pride and a shining example for young yoga enthusiasts everywhere.

M. Madhavan Sets Cholan World Record by Reciting 500 Thirukkurals While Performing 5 Yoga Postures

M. Madhavan, son of Mr. Maruthupandi and Mrs. Revathi, born on 01-08-2018, residing at Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, India.

In a remarkable blend of spiritual wisdom and physical discipline, he recited 500 Thirukkurals while performing 5 different yoga postures in 26 minutes and 46 seconds, demonstrating exceptional memory, focus, and body control at a very young age.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) officially recognizes this outstanding accomplishment as the first of its kind world record.

This inspirational event took place on 31-05-2025 at Panchayat Union Primary School, Veerakeralamputhur, Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, and was meticulously organized by yoga master Mr. M. Maruthupandi, founder of Phoenix Yoga Centre.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the young achiever and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors. His achievement beautifully showcases the harmony of ancient Tamil literature and traditional yoga, setting an example for young learners and yoga enthusiasts across the world

Two-Year-Old Girl from Batticaloa, Dhanya Sri, Sets Cholan World Record by Reciting the Capitals of 195 Countries

Dhanya Sri, a prodigious 2-year and 10-month-old girl from Kommathurai, Chenkalady in the Batticaloa District of Sri Lanka, daughter of Mr. Kishanraj and Mrs. Pratheepa, has achieved a phenomenal milestone by flawlessly reciting the capitals of all 195 United Nations–recognized countries in the shortest time. This extraordinary accomplishment has earned her a prestigious place in the Cholan Book of World Records.

The official recognition ceremony was held today at the Green Garden Hotel in Batticaloa with great pride and honor.

Her record-breaking attempt was meticulously observed and officially validated by esteemed adjudicators: Mr. Kathiravan D. Inparasa, Deputy Secretary of the Sri Lanka Branch of the Cholan Book of World Records; Mr. Siva Varathakaran, General President of the Batticaloa District; and Committee Member Poet A. Thaniraj.

In appreciation of her outstanding achievement, Dhanya Sri was honored with an official world record certificate, a commemorative shield, a gold medal, an ID card, and a special record file by the distinguished guests.

This historic event was collaboratively organized by the Cholan Book of World Records and the People’s Helping People Foundation, and was efficiently coordinated by the Kathiravan Social Development Organization.

The chief guest of the event, Mr. N. Dhananjeyan, Commissioner of the Batticaloa Municipal Council, graced the occasion and extended his heartfelt congratulations to the young record-holder.

Prominent dignitaries present at the event included Mr. K. Suvarneswaran, Principal of Chenkalady Central College; Mr. M. Somasuriyam, Principal of the Technical College; and Ms. Sugandhi Niranjan, Educational Consultant of the Kalkudah Education Zone, who all expressed their appreciation and encouragement.

Other notable guests included Mr. Moses Jesudasan, member of the People’s Helping People Foundation; Mr. Bhakiyarasa Kathiswaran, founder of the Santhiveeli Tamil Sangam; and Ms. Perinbam Parvathi, mother of the Canadian representative of the Cholan Book of World Records.

The event was eloquently compered by Poet G. Elilvannan, while Mr. C. Sudheswaran, Secretary of the Kathiravan Arts Academy, delivered a warm welcome address.

The memorable event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks from Mrs. Pratheepa Kishanraj, the proud mother of the record-breaking child

World Record for the Most Participants Spinning the Silambam Technique ‘Naalu Veedu’ Continuously for 333 Times 
 

150 dedicated participants who successfully performed the significant Silambam technique known as 'Naalu Veedu' continuously for 333 times without any interruption. This remarkable feat demonstrated not only physical endurance and skill but also a deep respect for Tamil martial arts heritage.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this outstanding achievement as the first of its kind, celebrating the spirit, discipline, and cultural legacy embedded in the traditional art of Silambam.

This historic event took place on 26-04-2025 at the District Sports Stadium, Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu, India, and was meticulously organized by Mr. M. Venkatesan, Secretary of Chanakkiyan Academy, whose dedication to promoting ancient Tamil martial traditions made this event a grand success.

The CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the achiever and wishes him/her continued success in all future endeavors, inspiring generations to come through the power of tradition and discipline.

CHANAKKIYAN ACADEMY -13877A
Mr.Venkatesan Muthu-13876A
B.Yogeshwaran-12118A
P.Ajannath- 12889A
A.Anbarasan-128899A
B.Karthikeyan- 12103A
P.Dhesapriyan- 128898A
B.Dinesh kumar-12897A
K.Dhuvaraga- 128890A
S.Ganapathi- 12109A
K.Hari Kumaran-128789A
M.Hari haran- 128889A
C.Jayaruba- 12104A
G.Kabinesh-128989A
S.Karthikeyan- 128786A
R.Kaushik-128102A
M.Hariharan-128990A
K.Mahil-12104A
P.Mopidhrasan-12108A
R.Pon Manikanda Raja- 12105A
P.Prithish-12107A
S.Rohan-12115A
P.Sanjay-12110A
P.Sasmitha-12118A
S.Sri Kumaran-12106A
S.Tamil Mani-12110A
S.Thashwin Ragav-12109A
C.Thulasi-12115A
M.Vedha Sri-12118A
M.Venba-12117A
M.Yogeswari-12115A
P.Aathesh- 12115A
P.Aswin Raj- 12125A
G.Ashwin- 12167A
A.N.Daya Shankar-12115A
S.Deeran Rithesh-12119A
A.Dhanya Sri- 12115A
S.Divyan Rishikesh- 12129A
A.Gowtham- 12188A
M.Hari Haran-12189A
R.Harish- 12196A
M.Harshan Ajish- 12196A
M.Harshan- 12199A
M.Harshik Ajesh-12197Ag
C.Hethvik-12197A
M.Isha Dharshini-12197A
A.T.Jhoshna Goppiha Shree- 12170A
H.Kanishka- 12200A
M.D.Kapil Roshan-12199A
S.Kishan-12199A
G.Krithiya- 12200A
S.Larin Lourdes- 12200A
J.Mithran- 12199A
K.R.Akilesh-122399A
P.Aquil Mohammed-122396A
P.Beula Princy- 122399A
S. Harish-122389A
B.V.Krithik-122388A
P.Ahamed Danish-122355A
A.Priyanka- 122388A
D.Rathish- 122398A
B.V.Sanjay-122388A
G.Thushanth-122399A
D.Yathesh-122398A
K.Aarthika-122399A
N.Dananjayan-122399A
R.Megavarshan-122399A
P.Sujitha-122399A
M.Thanushiya-122399A
S.Ashwin- 12206A
M.Lathika-12201A
M.Manikqndan- 12205A
S.Marimuthu-12205A
A.Menaka Sri-12205A
M.Mitresh-12203A
V.S.Navakeerthan-12203A
R.S.Nagavendhan-12203A
S.Navaneetha Murugan-12203A
M.Nilshiha-12203A
K.Nithilan-12203A
R.Pradeesh-12206A
P.Prathya Lakshmi-12203A
V.Pratithaa-12203A
S.Reshme-12203A
S.Ritesh-12206A
S.Rithikha-12204A
J.Rithish Pandiyan-12206A
G.Rohit-12206A
S.Saai Pranav-12209A
J.Sabarish-12209A
L.R. Sai Aksanaa-12204A
N.Sanjai Priyan-12209A
A.Santhosh-12209A
C.Saranya-12204A
M.Mohamed Subhan-12204A
T.Santhosh-12209A
S.Sharneeka- 12204A
A.Sindhuja-12204A
R.Smiruthika-12204A
M.Srinath-12204A
S.Sudharshan- 12204A
M.Sudharshini-12204A
M.Suganthi-12204A
M.D.Sujith Levin-12209A
B.Thavanish-12209A
M.Thenmozhi-12204A
P.Ubesh Kanna- 12209A
M.Vairavan- 12209A
A.Vetri Marran-12209A
P.Aadita- 12204A
C.Aathi Sri- 12204A
K.R.Anjanaa- 12204A
S.Anushka-12204A
V.Aravinth-12204A
A.Ashvitha- 12204
M.Babi Shalini-12204A
S.Balamurugan-12204A
S.Baranees- 12204A
R.Bhuvaneshwari-12204A
D.Boopathi-12209A
S.Chendur Pandian-12209A
S.Deepajothi- 12209A
P.Dhanasekaran- 12209A
A.M.Dhanshika- 12204A
P.Dhanu Sri- 12204A
O.Dharshana Sri-12204A
V.Dharshini-12204A
K.C.Gokul-12209A
R.Gopika- 12204A
T.Harsha Dev-12209A
C.M.Mithran- 12209A
T.Prathiksha- 12204A
M.Vignesh-12209A
B.Vimalya- 12204A
B.Vithula-12204A
N.Yoga Sri-12204A
A.Arockia Jasmine-12209A
S.Dheeswaran- 12209A
S.Ilakiya-12209A
S.Jagadeeswaran-12207A
S.Jovitta Bharathi-12210A
P.Kirshaalini-12210A
M.R.Kishor- 12207A
S.Lingeshwaran-12209A
R.Lishanth Raj-12204A
M.Muruga Raju-12207A
S.Prakathi Sri- 12204A
K.Pranav Ji- 12207A
M.Priya Dharshini-12210A
N.D.Raga Sri-12207A
M.Sakthi Shivani-12207A
V.Sanjay- 12207A
S.Shanmathi- 12207A
C.Thanjana Sri-12207A
K.Yuva Dharshan-12209A

World Record for the Most Atlas Stones Lifted and Thrown Backward.

Mr.T. Kannan, born on 05-01-1983, and residing in Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India.

He achieved an extraordinary feat by lifting and throwing backward a total of 11 Atlas Stones, with a combined weight of 1220 kilograms, over his shoulder in a swift sequence—demonstrating remarkable physical strength, endurance, and technique.

The net weight of each stone is as follows:

1. 90 kg
2. 95 kg
3. 100 kg
4. 100 kg
5. 105 kg
6. 110 kg
7. 110kg
8. 120kg
9. 120 kg
10. 130 kg
11. 140 kg

The Cholan Book of World Records proudly recognizes this exceptional achievement as the first of its kind, setting a benchmark in the realm of traditional strength sports.

This remarkable event was held on 25-04-2025 at Rohini College of Engineering and Technology, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, India, and was meticulously organized by Aathira Studio.

The CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the achiever and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors. May this record inspire many to celebrate and preserve the rich heritage of Tamil traditional games and physical prowess.

Young Human Calculator Sets Unprecedented World Record in Mental Arithmetic Without Using Abacus Techniques

Master G.P. Abhinav Prathyush,
Son of Mr. Ganesan and Mrs. S. Pradheeba,
Born on 22 November 2014,
Residing at New Dharapuram, Palani , Dindigul District, Tamil Nadu, India.

In a stunning display of mental agility, precision, and extraordinary memory power, Master G.P. Abhinav Prathyush achieved a groundbreaking feat in mental arithmetic without using any abacus techniques. His accomplishments include:

Solving 58 two-digit by two-digit multiplication problems in 5 minutes

Finding the squares of 10 three-digit numbers in 2 minutes

Calculating the cubes of 20 two-digit numbers in 1 minute and 21 seconds

Solving  five-digit by five-digit 10 multiplication problems in 5 minutes

Accurately identifying the day of the week for any given date of birth in 2 minutes and 54 seconds

All of these were performed purely through mental calculation, reflecting his exceptional numerical intelligence, speed, and focus at such a young age.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this unparalleled achievement as the first of its kind, proving the immense potential of young minds when guided with dedication and passion.

This remarkable performance took place on 17 of April 2025, at  The Akshaya Academy Campus Palani.

The CBWR congratulates Master G.P. Abhinav Prathyush for this historic accomplishment and bestows upon him the honorary title:
"A Natural Intelligence That Challenges Even Artificial Intelligence