Indian-American Bookaholic Girl Sets world Record; Reads 35 Books In 105 Mins
UAE-based Indian-American Kiara Kaur, sets the world record for reading the highest number of books continuously i.e., 36 books in 105 minutes. The five-year-old bagged the World Book of Records in London and Asia Book of Records for her triumph performed on February 13. Kiara has read 200 books in 2020, and Alice in Wonderland and Cinderella were her favourite books. She prefers to read offline rather than… read-more
Tags: Books, World Record, Indian-American, Asia Book of Records, Kiara Kaur
Courtesy: News18
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172 Dishes In 1 Hour; 9-year-old Keralite Enters Asia Book Of Records
Kerala's 9-year-old Hayan Abdulla has carved his name in the Asia Book of Records and India Book of Records by cooking 172 delicacies in an hour. Without any prior preparation, Hayan produced a surplus of dishes including biryanis, juices, pancakes, dosas, salads, milkshakes and chocolates. Interestingly, the young record-maker runs a culinary YouTube channel named Hayan Delicacies, offering cooking tutorials in English, Malayalam and Tamil. … read-more
Tags: Kerala, Asia Book of Records, India Book Of Records, nine-year-old boy
Courtesy: The New Indian Express
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Chennai Techie Creates Record, Collects Currency Notes From 410 Nations
Chennai-based software engineer Annamalai Rajendran has entered the Asia Book of Records and India Book of Records for collecting banknotes from maximum nations. Reportedly, the collection includes banknotes from 410 nations. Also, the currency notes range from 17th-21st century and are made of paper, polymer, cardboard, gold and cloth. Besides Chola Empire and Roman Empire’s currency, Annamalai’s collection also comprised world's first night… read-more
Tags: Chennai, Annamalai Rajendran, Asia Book of Records, India Book Of Records
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
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Odisha's Scrap Sculpture Museum Makes It To Asia Book of Records
A scrap sculpture museum named as 'Heart, Mind and Hand Show,' in Berhampur, Odisha has made it to the Asia Book of Records. Spread over 10,000 square meters on the campus of the Industrial Training Institute (ITI), the museum is one of the largest open-air scrap sculpture parks in Asia. Principal Rajat Panigrahi called the park an innovative concept of skill development through waste management.
Tags: Odisha, scrap sculpture museum, Asia Book of Records, ITI
Courtesy: India Times
