Author: Asia Book of Records Team

S. Elavarasan (born on October 30, 1989) of Tamil Nadu, India is titled as ‘Grand Master’ for typing, blindfolded, English alphabet with space, in reverse order,

Dr. Pannirselvan Jakathesan (born on December 12, 1974) of Selangor, Malaysia, set a record for collecting the maximum number of memorabilia items on the renowned Indian actor ‘Rajinikanth’.

Khush Jirawala (born on April 24, 2003) of Rajasthan, India, set a record for planting the maximum number of saplings in one minute, along with his friend.

R. Rejana Mol (born on September 21, 1990) of Tamil Nadu, India, is titled as ‘Grand Master’ for carving out the portrait of Mahatma Gandhi on a pencil lead.

Meghana S. (born on June 8, 2000) of Karnataka, India, is titled as ‘Grand Master’ for being an incredible ambidextrous artist.

Acharya Nagarjuna University (established in 1976) of Andhra Pradesh, India, is titled as ‘Grand Master’ for achieving 22 ranks and two certificates in one year.

Dr. Mohammad Shafi Sitapuri (born on December 5, 1963) of Uttar Pradesh, India, is titled as ‘Grand Master’ for composing a long Urdu poem in the form of a Ghazal.

Sangeeta Chutia (born on June 8, 1993) of Assam, India, set a record for making the longest narrow painted canvas roll of length 168 metres.

The record for completing the fastest open water sea swimming relay was set by Raj Santosh Patil (born on January 5, 2006) of Uran, Maharashtra, along with his team.

Amal Leo (born on September 4, 1999) of Kerala, India, set a record for carving out the maximum number of names of brave women of the armed forces on pencil leads. He beautifully carved out the names of 16 brave women of the Indian Armed Forces including Gunjan Saxena, Sophia Qureshi, Punita Arora, Mithali Madhumati on 16 different pencil leads, as confirmed on September 19, 2020.