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| 1. Angelina Dubey, 2. Yogananda Sastry, 3. Chadar Trek hero, 4. Push-ups, 5. Magician, 6. Matchsticks tower, 7. Millets recipe, 8. No to drugs, 9. EV expedition, 10. Net zero library |
The
record for performing the fastest expedition from Kashmir to
Kanyakumari in an EV (Tata Nexon EV MAX) was set by EVO India
Magazine. The car covered a distance of 4003 km in 95 hours and 45 minutes. It
also made records for the maximum distance covered in 24 hours by an EV and the
maximum distance covered by an EV on a single drive. The fastest construction
of a Net Zero Library was an achievement made by Univastu
Bootes Infra LLP of Gurugram, Haryana. They reconstructed the Jhansi
Pustakalaya at Shiksha Bhawan Campus in UP within 90 days, as per the
sustainable infrastructure vision, wherein the carbon emission is zero.
The
record for being the fastest child to complete the Chadar trek was
set by Rhythm Harlalka (10) of Hyderabad, who completed the expedition over the
frozen Zanskar River in Ladakh in 5 days. In a show of courage, Avtar Singh
(39) of Mohali, Punjab, performed 145 push-ups in one minute.
However, he had been suffering from chronic arthritis sometime ago. The largest
model of the Eiffel Tower using matchsticks was made by
Surendra Kumar Jain (77) of Meerut, UP. His model measured 3 feet x 3 feet x 5
feet.
The
credit for being the first female to perform a mailbag escape magic
trick on stage goes to the Grand Master Mekhala Nayak (36) of
Bengaluru. She performed the trick at Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala, in which two
people came from spectators and examined the canvas mailbag then locked her
inside the bag using padlocks. The bag was covered with a curtain and she
escaped in a flash and came among the spectators. In an event organized by
Mahendra Subhash Chandra Chhoriya, MD of the Millet Meal Brand Sonpari-Sehat of
Nashik, Maharashtra, Chef Vishnu Manohar prepared 4,000 kg of millets
in a vessel and distributed it to the people. The attempt marked the
International Year of Millets.
Meanwhile,
3,39,073 people from all sections of society took the pledge ‘Say Yes to Life,
No to Drugs’ for a ‘Drug-Free India’ campaign organized by the Delhi
Police under the leadership of Sanjay Arora, CP, and in the presence of Lt
Governor of Delhi. Two children got appreciation from the IBR for their
extraordinary performances. Angelina Dubey of Kolkata
displayed her skills in reciting a load of information at the age of 3 years,
while Aripirala Yogananda Sastry (10) of Guntur, Andhra
Pradesh, has completed a PG diploma course in Astrology.
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