India Book Of Records Shines With Vijay Kumar, Zydus Healthcare, Raja Narasimhan & Other Exceptional Achievers
Chandigarh: India is a land brimming with exceptional talent and boundless creativity, a fact exemplified by several remarkable individuals and organizations whose achievements have earned them a place in both the India Book of Records (IBR) and its sister publication, the Asia Book of Records.
Among these accomplished record-holders is Vijay Kumar Devarkhyani of Bhopal, a person with over 82% locomotor disability who accomplished the remarkable feat of an aerial runway at the age of 24 years, 2 months, and 6 days. He fearlessly ziplined from Tower 1 to Tower 3, suspended at a staggering height of 473 feet, showcasing unparalleled determination.
Zydus Healthcare in Mumbai made history by rallying 18,737 healthcare professionals (HCPs) across India for the "Face the World" campaign, a record-breaking endeavor in spreading awareness about melasma. This pan-India movement emphasized the importance of skin health.
Raja Narasimhan, hailing from Pune, embarked on an inspiring journey covering 32,000 kilometers by road to raise awareness about public hygiene across various Indian states and Union Territories. His commitment to this cause showcased both dedication and perseverance.
The 42 Leuva Patidar Uva Mandal from Patan orchestrated a grand pilgrimage for 4,500 senior citizens, visiting sacred destinations like Somnath, Khodaldham, and Dwarika. This initiative exemplified their dedication to promoting spirituality and well-being among the elderly.
Santa Monica Study Abroad Pvt Ltd in Kochi played a pivotal role in guiding 7,236 students through the complexities of international education with the largest pre-departure briefing program. Their efforts empowered aspiring scholars to pursue global learning opportunities.
In the realm of healthcare, Sri Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences in Puducherry organized the largest Hepatitis B vaccination camp, demonstrating their commitment to public health.
Kalyani Mudumba, from Bloomington, USA, gathered an impressive group of 27 participants to sing Carnatic classical songs in different languages, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of India overseas.
Nallangu Bhavya Hasini, hailing from Nellore, showcased exceptional endurance by performing Bharatanatyam for a staggering 4 hours, highlighting her dedication to this ancient art form.
India Glycols Ltd in Gorakhpur made waves with their country liquor brand, "Bunty Bubbly," achieving record-breaking sales and establishing a strong presence in the liquor industry.
Finally, EVO India made a mark by covering the maximum distance on a bike in 24 hours using TVS Apache RR310 and Apollo Alpha H1 Tyres at NATRAX in Pithampur, setting a remarkable record in the world of biking.
These outstanding achievements underscore the diverse talents and innovative spirit of India, with each record-holder contributing to the nation's rich tapestry of accomplishments.
