The India Book of Records (IBR) honoured some of its exceptional stars at an elegant Convocation programme held at the IBR office premises in Faridabad on September 9, 2023. The 11 lucky participants were presented with a memento and sash by Mrs Neerja Roy Chowdhury, Managing Editor of the India Book of Records.

The IBR stars received a warm welcome, exclusive photoshoot, and media spotlight, and they were also given an opportunity to showcase their talent live. Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury, Chief Editor of IBR presented Achiever’s Kits to two record holders.

The IBR stars honoured at IBR office included Ms Vijata (Gurugram), Dr Ranjit Das (Haora, Rajasthan), Rajesh Kumar (Delhi), Dr Nitin Tupe (Pune), Aarav Samir Salve (Mumbai), Dimpal Roy (Nalbari, Assam), GK Dhinesh Kumar Gowri (Dharmapuri, Tamil Nadu), Karthi Radhakrishnan (Pudukottai, Tamil Nadu), Julfina Ali (Kolkata), Kashinath S. (Kozhikode, Kerala), and Sanidhya Sharma (Gurugram).

Vijata (41) set the record for being in the Padma Bakasana Yoga (Crane Lotus) pose for the longest duration (2 minutes and 30 seconds). Dr Ranjit Das (59) set the record for receiving 23, the maximum number of educational degrees, including three Bachelor`s Degrees, BEd, 13 Master`s Degrees, 3 PG Diplomas, one PG Certification, MPhil and PhD. The record for making the maximum number of paintings of Lord Ganesha using different mediums was set by Rajesh Kumar (54), who made 719 paintings using 71 mediums.

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