Author: Asia Book of Records Team

S.  Joachim a multiple  world record holder ( 67 world record) has been awarded the ‘Asian of the year’ for the year 2012.

Alessandro Bonacorsi a tatoo artist from Italy made 102 tattoos on his wife Doti Stefani’s leg in 5 minutes during Records Breakers Festival in India on January 12, 2012.

S.Joachim, a multiple world record holder originally from Srilanka now settled in Canada was awarded ‘Asian of the Year 2011’ by Asia Book of Records.

Token of thanks from Asia Book of Records to Russia Book of Records

Anjali (born on February 15, 2005) of Haryana, India covered 108.26 feet distance in underwater swimming in 45 seconds while on one breath at Haryana and Sports Academy, Faridabad on August 20, 2011.

On November 26, 2011 Prof. Dr. S. Ramesh Babu going to attempt his 50th individual record that is “Fastest 100 meter Basket Ball Dribble Running”.

On October 30, 2011, Asia Book of Records collaborated with Vietnam Book Centre at  HCMC in Vietnam. The collaboration will include record search from Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. On this occasion, editoring Chief of Asia Book of Records center gives the certificate for Le Tran Troung An- general director of Vietkings.

The largest gathering of people dressed up as Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi included 308 students on the occasion of  his birth anniversary, October 2, 2011 and gave a message “One God, One World Family” in the event organized by Prajapita Brahmakumari Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya  ( India) at Ahmednagar ,Maharastra ( India).

  Nguyen Van Huu of Binh Chanh, Vietnam carved a dragon from one piece of casidon (a gem stone)  measuring 3,67 meter long, 0,58 to 1,63 meter wide, and weighing 1,548 kgs. He took 6 months to carve the dragon. The stone dragon has a natural yellowish undertone mingle with sparkling jade colours.

Sharad R Dandge (born on May 3, 1972) of Aurangabad, Maharashtra produced 24 rhythmic instrumental sounds  in 4 minutes 47 seconds on Tabla comprising 19 Indian and 5 Western that includes Pakhawaj, Tabla, Dholak, Kongo, Bongo, Dholak, Mharashtrian Dhlaki, khanjari, Daff, Maharashrtrian Sambal, Assam’s Bihu Dhole, Keral’s Chanda, Rajasthani Nagara, Punjab’s Bhangra Dhol, Gujarat’s Kacchi Dhol, West Bengal’s Dhak, Gadwal’s dhol, Jumbe and Snear Drum (western)  on July 15, 2011 at Sant Tukaram Sabhagruh Cidco, Aurangabad, Maharashtra.