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Fastest Time to Compose 15 Assamese Poems on Given Topics (1,000 Words) in 42 Minutes

Raktim Phukon, born on 28-02-2005, a dedicated student of Joya Gogoi College, residing in Kachupathar, Golaghat District, Assam, India.

He has extraordinarily composed 15 original poems in the Assamese language, based on the given topics, within an impressive time span of 42 minutes. These poems collectively contain 1,000 words, crafted spontaneously with creativity and linguistic excellence.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognises this remarkable and unparalleled achievement as the first of its kind, setting a new milestone in the domain of literary arts and record-breaking creativity.

This outstanding feat was witnessed by Dr. Omiyo Kr. Das, Principal of Joya Gogoi College, Khumtai, Golaghat, Assam, India, and the event was meticulously organised by Dr. Hareswar Saikia, President of the North and East States of India, on behalf of CBWR, on 20-03-2025, at the said college premises.

CBWR conveys its heartfelt appreciation to the record holder and wishes him continued success, inspiring contributions, and greater heights in all future endeavours.

Longest Duration of Spinning a Single Silambam Stick, a Cup of Water, and an Egg on a Tray Without Falling

 Kavin Surya Vardhan, son of Mr. B. Prabhu and Mrs. S. Malathy, born on 30-09-2010, a student of The Indian Public School, residing in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India.

He has demonstrated exceptional skill and endurance by:

Spinning a single Silambam stick continuously for one hour.

Spinning a cup filled with water, suspended by a rope, for one hour without spilling.

Spinning an egg on a tray, connected with a rope, with remarkable control.

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

This record-setting feat was accomplished on 16-02-2025 in Art and Cultural complex Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India, and was meticulously organized by 
KALAI ILAMANI A.MANIKANDAN B.COM.CA., 
 INDIAN SILAMBAM FEDERATION NATIONAL REFEREE.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to Kavin Surya Vardhan and wishes him continued success in his future endeavors. His dedication and perseverance serve as an inspiration to aspiring martial artists and record seekers worldwide.

Young Genius: Most Names Identified and Recited Using Flashcards at Just 29 Months

 Master Mahisheraan, son of Dr. Thushyanthan Dharmasundaram and Dr. Ramagini Thushyanthan, born on July 21, 2022, and residing in Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka.

At the tender age of 29 months, he achieved an extraordinary feat by accurately identifying and reciting over 650 names across various categories, including:

Alphabets and numbers (both in order and jumbled),
Colors, shapes, and family members,
Parts of the body, vehicles, animals, birds, and sea creatures,
Fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts, and food items,
Common objects found in classrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and washrooms,
Things in the sky, garden, and nature,
Occupations, common places, and clothing,
Insects, reptiles, and cartoon characters,
and identified the flags of SAARC countries.

Additionally, he recited rhymes and songs in both English and Tamil, demonstrating his exceptional memory and cognitive abilities at such a young age.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this first-of-its-kind achievement as an official world record.

This event took place on March 13, 2025, in Batticaloa District, Sri Lanka.

The CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to this young genius and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors.

In this event, where Mr. M. Gopalaretnam, the Deputy Chief Secretary of the Eastern Province, participated as the chief guest, Professor Bharathi Kennedy, Director of the Swami Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic Studies, Eastern University, and Mr. M. Somasooriyam, Principal of Batticaloa Technical College, attended as special guests and congratulated the child who achieved the Cholan World Record.

This event was jointly organized by the Cholan Book of World Records and the Peoples Helping Peoples Foundation. The honorary guests included Kala Bhooshanam Mrs. Indirani Pushparaja (Retired Principal, Mat/Vivekananda Women’s College, and Coordinator, Mat/Ramakrishna Mission Saradha Balika Vidyalaya, Batticaloa) and Mrs. Benitra Nilosini Stanley (Principal and Managing Director, Jazz Reel Kids Garden Preschool, Batticaloa). They attended the event and delivered congratulatory speeches for the record-achieving child.

1500 CHENNAI CORPORATION SCHOOL GIRL STUDENTS CREATE 3 HISTORIC WORLD RECORDS IN A SINGLE DAY

1.Breaking 3,000 tiles in a single attempt, with each student successfully breaking two tiles in one strike—an extraordinary display of strength, precision, and determination.

2.Achieving a double promotion in Karate and a single promotion in Taekwondo within just four months of rigorous training.

3.Executing an astounding 1,500,000 (fifteen lakh) powerful punches in just 20 minutes, showcasing unmatched endurance and coordination by 1,500 dedicated students.

These historic accomplishments were aimed at empowering young girls by raising awareness about the importance of self-defense, confidence, and discipline in martial arts.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) officially recognizes this unprecedented feat as the first of its kind, setting a new benchmark in martial arts history by demonstrating exceptional endurance, strength, and unwavering commitment.

This landmark event took place on February 25, 2025, at Nehru Park, Egmore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, meticulously organized by the Greater Chennai Corporation in collaboration with the BTF School of Martial Arts. It brought together dedicated martial artists in a unified effort to accomplish this groundbreaking milestone.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the achiever and all participants, wishing them continued success in their future endeavors. May this achievement serve as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring martial artists worldwide, proving that with dedication, perseverance, and training, the impossible can be achieved.

A 5-Year-Old Boy Sets a Cholan World Record by Answering 150 General Knowledge Questions in the Shortest Time

Saswin, the 5-year-old son of Bhaskaran and Vijini from Batticaloa District, answered 150 general knowledge questions correctly in just 4 minutes and 15 seconds. This achievement was monitored by Kadiravan Th. Inbarasa, the joint- Secretary of the Sri Lanka branch of the Cholan Book of World Records, and Mr. Siva Varathakaran, the general- President of Batticaloa District. They presented a framed certificate, a gold medal, an ID card, a memorial plaque, and a file to Saswin in recognition of his remarkable accomplishment.

This event was jointly organized by the Cholan Book of World Records and the People’s Helping People Foundation , while the Kadiravan Organization coordinated the arrangements.

The event was presided over by Sivarasa, the Provincial Director of the Department of Social Services.

The special guests included S. Sudhakaran, the Director of New Opportunities Organization and a school principal, and Kulendirarasa, an advisor of the Kadiravan Social Development Organization and a school principal.

The guest of honor included S.S. Renon Desi Speck, the Deputy Principal of the Primary Section of St. Michael’s College, Batticaloa; Rajini Francis, the Principal of St. Mary's International School, Batticaloa; and Udayaraj, a media director of Minnal Media and a social worker from Canada. They all extended their congratulations to Saswin for achieving the Cholan World Record.

The event was hosted by Solaiyuran Thanuskara, the Vice President of the Kadiravan Organization. Anbalagan Cruz, an advisor of the Kadiravan Organization, delivered the welcome speech, while Development Officer Jegatheeswaran gave the vote of thanks.

Everyone present at the event congratulated Saswin for his outstanding achievement.

Exceptional Multilingual Memory & Knowledge Displayed by a 2-Year-7-Month-Old Prodigy

Master A. Harsha Vardhan, son of Mr. A. Anbu Athavan and Mrs. S. Arthi, was born on May 31, 2022, in Thiruverumbur, Trichy District, Tamil Nadu, India.

At the remarkable age of 2 years and 7 months, he has demonstrated an extraordinary ability to grasp, recall, and articulate a vast array of topics with impeccable clarity and confidence. His prodigious talent extends across both Tamil and English, showcasing advanced cognitive skills and linguistic proficiency that are uncommon for his age.

Areas of Expertise:

English Alphabet

Rhymes

Tamil Letters (Uyir Eluththukkal & Mei Eluththukkal)

Tamil Poetry (Cheyyul)

Numbers (1 to 100)

Names of Fruits, Vegetables, Animals, Birds, Insects, and Reptiles

Parts of the Human Body

Months of the Year

National Quiz

Names of Vehicles and Famous Personalities

And many more remarkable topics

His ability to memorize and articulate such diverse subjects at such a young age is a testament to his sharp intellect and incredible grasping power.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognizes this exceptional achievement as a first-of-its-kind record, setting a new benchmark in early childhood cognitive excellence.

Record-Breaking Event Details:

Date: February 1, 2025

Venue: BHEL CC Auditorium, Community Centre, Trichy District, Tamil Nadu, India

Organizer: Mr. Selvaraj, Regional President of CBWR

Honored Guests:

The event was graced by esteemed chief guests:

Mr. Ravindran, GM, BHEL, and President of CC, Trichy

Mrs. Shanthi Ravindran, President, CC Women’s Club

They facilitated the Cholan World Record event, honoring the young prodigy for his remarkable accomplishment.

Other distinguished guests included:

Mrs. Sridevi, Headmistress, BHEL Tamil Medium Middle School

Mr. Sivakumar, EDA, President, BHEL, Trichy

Mrs. Sridevi Ayyappa, Tiny Tots Play School, BHELPUR

Mr. Pushparaj, Founder and Director, Dr. Ambedkar Employee Union Free Training Centre

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to Master A. Harsha Vardhan, celebrating his extraordinary potential and unwavering determination. We wish him continued success in all his future endeavors and look forward to witnessing his remarkable journey of knowledge and achievement.

FASTEST TO SOLVE 180 THREE-DIGIT MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION SUMS IN 3 MINUTES

This world record certificate is proudly awarded to Master Nishvick, son of Mr. Y. Dineshraj and Mrs. D. Sherin, born on 01-03-2016, residing in Kaludewela, Matale, Sri Lanka.

He achieved the remarkable feat of solving 180 arithmetic sums in just 3 minutes, which included three-digit by one-digit multiplications, two-digit by one-digit multiplications, and three-digit by one-digit divisions. This extraordinary accomplishment was achieved using the abacus mental calculation technique, showcasing his exceptional speed, focus, and accuracy.

The Cholan Book of World Records is delighted to recognize this outstanding achievement as the first of its kind, demonstrating unparalleled mathematical skill and mental agility.

This milestone event took place on 22-01-2025, at Jayah Mawatha, Colombo-10, Sri Lanka, organized by Cholan Book of World Records(CBWR) and People Helping people Foundation(PHPF) , and coordinated with dedication by teachers of 
Mrs. S. Sankarapriya and Mr. K. Surendran-
SIP Abacus, Matale, Sri Lanka.

His attempt was officially monitored by Mr.Sri Nagawani Rajah-vice-president of Sri Lankan branch of CBWR and Mr.Clawrance Samuel-director of People Helping people Foundation(PHPF).

The CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to Master Nishvick for his phenomenal accomplishment and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors. His achievement serves as an inspiration to young learners worldwide to strive for excellence and unlock their true potential.

FASTEST TO SOLVE 180 THREE-DIGIT MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION SUMS IN 3 MINUTES

This world record certificate is proudly awarded to Master Nishvick, son of Mr. Y. Dineshraj and Mrs. D. Sherin, born on 01-03-2016, residing in Kaludewela, Matale, Sri Lanka.

He achieved the remarkable feat of solving 180 arithmetic sums in just 3 minutes, which included three-digit by one-digit multiplications, two-digit by one-digit multiplications, and three-digit by one-digit divisions. This extraordinary accomplishment was achieved using the abacus mental calculation technique, showcasing his exceptional speed, focus, and accuracy.

The Cholan Book of World Records is delighted to recognize this outstanding achievement as the first of its kind, demonstrating unparalleled mathematical skill and mental agility.

This milestone event took place on 22-01-2025, at Jayah Mawatha, Colombo-10, Sri Lanka, organized by Cholan Book of World Records(CBWR) and People Helping people Foundation(PHPF) , and coordinated with dedication by teachers of 
Mrs. S. Sankarapriya and Mr. K. Surendran-
SIP Abacus, Matale, Sri Lanka.

His attempt was officially monitored by Mr.Sri Nagawani Rajah-vice-president of Sri Lankan branch of CBWR and Mr.Clawrance Samuel-director of People Helping people Foundation(PHPF).

The CBWR extends its warmest congratulations to Master Nishvick for his phenomenal accomplishment and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors. His achievement serves as an inspiration to young learners worldwide to strive for excellence and unlock their true potential.

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.