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India Book of Records (IBR), the most reputed chronicle of unique records, has been gaining popularity among the talented individuals, who display tremendous courage and creativity. A few of the leading records of this week include the fastest expedition from Kashmir to Kanyakumari in an EV, the fastest construction of a net zero library, the fastest child to complete the Chadar trek in Ladakh, maximum push-ups in 1 minute, the maximum quantity of millets prepared in a single vessel, the largest model of Eiffel Tower made using matchsticks, and many more. 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 Inf

    Panchkula:  To celebrate the joy of the winners of Sakarni's special scheme ‘Sapno Ki Udaan’, a grand event ‘Winners of Punjab’ was held at Best Western Hotel Maryland, Zirakpur.  Chandigarh, like many other parts of the nation, has received unimaginable rains breaking all previous records. Incessant rains led to water-logging as well as traffic jams causing immense trouble to the people. Despite this situation, Sakrani's business partners from Punjab, Chandigarh, and Himachal Pradesh turned up in large numbers. The ‘Sakarni Winners of Punjab’ program started with the welcome and greetings from Chandigarh Sales Promoter Sanjay Sharma. The business partners of Sakarni were traditionally welcomed by applying tilak amidst the drum beats. The chairman of the company along with the business partners started the ceremony by lighting the lamps. Dr. Ashok Gupta, Chairman, Sakrani, addressed the business partners present and said, “Sakarni is a name to reckon with when it come

  India Book of Records - 1. Unbox, 2. Art of Living, 3. Forts, 4. Painting, 5. Surya Namaskar, 6. TEDx, 7. Hula Hoop, 8. Seven Wonders, 9. Mosaic, 10. Non-stop Drift. Faridabad : The number of individuals and institutions finding a significant place in the India Book of Records (IBR) -- India's leading record-setting platform, is growing day by day. Some of its stories are really mind-boggling and inspiring. T he Art of Living Foundation created two records for the largest number of people reciting Ganesh Atharvashirsha and the largest number of people taking the pledge for a drug-free India in a place, entering the ABR also. A total of 54,560 people recited the hymn at Suryakant Kakde Farm, Pune, while 1,26,613 students participated in the Drug-Free India campaign. The event was supported by Pune University.  Art of Living founder, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis graced the event. On the announcement of the records,  Sri Sri Ravis