Friday, 07, November, 2025

Anisha Talukder - Indian Creative Child Award

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Anisha Talukder - Indian Creative Child Award
From Nation, For Nation - Pulse of the Nation
Skill
Skill

Anugraha T Rajeev Makes History with Indian World Record for Unmatched Endurance in Martial Arts

Exceptional acclamation is extended to Anugraha T Rajeev from Koruthodu, Kerala, for her extraordinary dedication to martial arts, where she demonstrated unmatched physical and mental endurance by standing in the thigh muscle position for an incredible 1 hour, 6 minutes, and 2 seconds. With unwavering commitment, a visionary spirit, and sheer willpower, she has carved her legacy, proving that nothing is impossible when passion meets perseverance. In recognition of this phenomenal achievement, the Indian Book of Records proudly conferred upon her the title of “First Indian to stand in thigh muscle position for 1 Hour 6 Minutes 2 Seconds,” an inspiring feat officially adjudicated by Dr. GVNRSSS Varaprasad, Advocate, Supreme Court of India, and Dr. Joseph K J, Indian Book of Records Adjudicator, in Kerala. →

Regional
Regional

Md.Muhtasim Abshad - Indian Humanitarian Awardee

Special Recognition and Commendations are conveyed to Md.Muhtasim Abshad, for his continued dedication and humanitarian work on this Covid-19 Pandemic.

“Indian Book of Records” proudly honours Md.Muhtasim Abshad, with “Indian Humanitarian Award” for his selfless commitment, honesty, compassion and inspiration for exemplifying with his humanitarian work towards mankind, witnessed and adjudicated by Dr. GVNRSSS Vara Prasad, Advocate, Supreme Court of India, at Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
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From Globe, For Globe - Pulse of the Planet
International
International
India is about to pass China as the world's most populous country

India is expected to surpass China and become the world’s most populous nation within the next three months, according to a recent report by the United Nations’ population division, marking a seismic shift on the global stage in a trend with significant social and economic impact for both countries.

“Most people think India's economy is still a fraction of what it could be in the future, which means there's so much promise,” Dr. Audrey Truschke, an associate professor of South Asian History at Rutgers University, told Yahoo News, adding that much of the potential is due in large part to India being “such a young country.”

Of the rapidly growing 1.41 billion people in India, about 1 in 4 are under the age of 15 and nearly half are under 25. By comparison, China’s population is about 1.45 billion, but those under 25 make up only a quarter of the population.
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