Guinness Record  

This town, holding the Guinness World Record for the smallest town, combines medieval charm, a compact layout, and a unique, quaint atmosphere.
 

From Akshay Kumar’s selfie record to Sonakshi Sinha’s nail-painting feat, these seven Indian actors have achieved Guinness World Records, showcasing diverse and remarkable talents.
 

The world's priciest burger, crowned by Guinness, blends Wagyu, caviar, and gold, sparking debate amid charitable intentions.

Himmat Singh Rathore, a former Army Commando from Jaipur has set a remarkable record. He climbed stairs 70,679 steps in 23 hours and 43 minutes, without taking a break.

Chinmay Prabhu, an information security professional from Mumbai, set a Guinness World Record by completing a revolving puzzle within a soap bubble.
 

Sai Tirumalaneedi, hailing from Andhra Pradesh, has entered the Guinness World Records for crafting the world's smallest washing machine, measuring just 37 mm x 41 mm x 43 mm. Driven by personal achievement, Sai's miniature marvel not only captivates a global audience but also contributes to India's legacy of breaking barriers. 

From setting world records in limbo skating to qualifying NEET, there’s nothing that Srishti can’t do. Her unfaltering nature helps her achieve her aspirations.

INS Viraat, that remained in service for almost 30 years and holds the Guinness record for world's longest serving warship will be dismantled here at Alang 
 

In 2018, 3.5 lakh lamps were lit and the record was broken by lighting 5.5 lakh earthen lamps during Deepotsav in Ayodhya. The event has attained the Guinness certificate for the largest display of oil lamps.

The two Gujarati women said they were inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message on women empowerment. They also encouraged other women to come forward to showcase their skills

A Hyderabad artist made it to the Guinness Book of World Records by painting the soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the Pulwama attack. The soldiers in the painting are seen walking on a treadmill

In 1952, Shridhar was in school when his action accidentally resulted in his nails getting cut. While these long nails may have earled him the Guinness record, Chillal reportedly suffered a lot due to these nails.