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Most Roof Tiles (501) Smashed by Head While Performing Front-Springs in 45 Minutes at the Tender Age of 10
M. Akshaya, daughter of Mr. A. Manikadan and Mrs. C. Vijayakumari, born on 22-02-2015, studying in 5th Standard at Sanjo English Medium School (CBSE), and residing at Chenkody, Kalkulam, Kanniyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India.
With remarkable courage, determination, and extraordinary endurance, she successfully smashed 501 roof tiles using her head while performing front-springs within 45 minutes, setting an inspiring benchmark of strength and perseverance.
The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) is honored to recognise this phenomenal and historic achievement as the first of its kind in the world.
This record-breaking event was accomplished on 26-09-2025 at Sanjo English Medium School (CBSE), Kanniyakumari District. She was trained and guided by Mr. K. Dominic Xavior, a 4th Dan Black Belt and Director of Red Dragon Budokan Karate Dojos.
The CBWR proudly extends its heartfelt congratulations to the achiever and conveys its best wishes for her bright future and continued success in all her endeavors.
FASTEST TO BREAK THE MOST STONES ON THE ABDOMEN OF THE YOUNGEST FEMALE PARTICIPANT USING A HAMMER, WHILE LYING ON HER BACK WITH HER LEGS AND SHOULDERS SUPPORTED ON TWO CHAIRS
A remarkable achievement has taken place in Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu!
Nine-year-old Shafana Cathelin, a student of Sanjo English School, has accomplished an extraordinary feat recognised by the Cholan Book of World Records.
In a challenging demonstration of physical balance, control, and endurance, Shafana successfully completed a record attempt in which twenty stones, weighing a combined total of twenty-five kilograms, were broken one by one on her body using a hammer.
Maintaining a horizontal position, Shafana supported herself with both feet on one chair and her shoulders on another, leaving the middle portion of her body suspended in the air without external support.
Twenty stones were placed across the area between her chest and abdomen, and were broken one by one while she maintained her position.
The remarkable feat was successfully completed within five minutes at the premises of Sanjo English School.
The achievement was officially recognised as a World Record by the Cholan Book of World Records.
The event was organised under the guidance of her Karate Coach, Mr. Diminic Xaviour, who coordinated and oversaw the record attempt.
In recognition of her achievement, Shafana was honoured by the adjudicators with a framed World Record certificate, medal, memento plaque, identity card, record file, and badge.
The historic occasion was held in the presence of Reverend Father Peter Anandh, Principal of Sanjo English School, and Sister Pauly Thevasi.
The Cholan Book of World Records proudly congratulates young Shafana Cathelin on this remarkable achievement.
May her determination and dedication inspire her to reach greater heights in the future!
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