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Most Thirukkural couplets (1330) written on a single blank A4 sheet of paper

This individual world record was awarded to K. Jasmine Angel,working as Head Constable in T.S.P.1st battalion at Tiruchirappalli district, Tamil Nadu, India

for writing 1330 Thirukkural couplets on a single A4 size white sheet of paper within 10 hours and 40 minutes. 

This remarkable world record is recognized as first of it's kind. 

This event was held In the presence of Tr. M. Ananthan.,Msc, BEd.,Commandant of (Tamil Nadu special police) (TSP)   I battalion,Trichy-12     06-01-2023 at Tiruchirappalli district, Tamil nadu, India. 

Amb.Dr.Neelamegam Nimalan-founder of CBWR, Mr. Selvaraj-divitional president, Mrs. Arthiga Nimalan-General secretary of Chief-executive committee and Mr. Prabakaran-secretary of Trichy district were presence  as adjudicators of CBWR. 

Cholan book of world records(CBWR) congratulates the achiever and wishes success in all her future endeavors.

Youngest to Write a Storybook at the Tender Age of 7 Years

Nhimalan Kumar, son of Mr. Vijayakumar and Mrs. M. Ramya, born on 19th February 2017, residing in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.

Nhimalan has achieved the remarkable feat of writing a storybook at the tender age of 7 and can recite the entire story from memory. The book, titled Marma Desathil Oru Manthira Patti, consists of 10 chapters, each crafted from his own vivid imagination. He has been narrating stories since he was just 5 years old, demonstrating extraordinary creativity and storytelling ability.

The *Cholan Book of World Records proudly recognizes this outstanding achievement as the first of its kind. This remarkable event took place on 28th September 2024 in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to Nhimalan Kumar for this exceptional accomplishment and wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors. His achievement serves as an inspiration to young storytellers and creators everywhere.

Fastest Time to Compose 15 Assamese Poems on Given Topics (1,000 Words) in 42 Minutes

Raktim Phukon, born on 28-02-2005, a dedicated student of Joya Gogoi College, residing in Kachupathar, Golaghat District, Assam, India.

He has extraordinarily composed 15 original poems in the Assamese language, based on the given topics, within an impressive time span of 42 minutes. These poems collectively contain 1,000 words, crafted spontaneously with creativity and linguistic excellence.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly recognises this remarkable and unparalleled achievement as the first of its kind, setting a new milestone in the domain of literary arts and record-breaking creativity.

This outstanding feat was witnessed by Dr. Omiyo Kr. Das, Principal of Joya Gogoi College, Khumtai, Golaghat, Assam, India, and the event was meticulously organised by Dr. Hareswar Saikia, President of the North and East States of India, on behalf of CBWR, on 20-03-2025, at the said college premises.

CBWR conveys its heartfelt appreciation to the record holder and wishes him continued success, inspiring contributions, and greater heights in all future endeavours.

Fastest to Sign the Most Signatures[112,000] in One Hour by a Group of Students
 

In this extraordinary record event, 265 enthusiastic students made history by collectively signing 104,000 Tamil signatures within just one hour, with each student completing 400 signatures. Additionally, 11 dedicated teachers contributed by signing 500 signatures each within 30 minutes, bringing the total number of Tamil signatures to 112,000.

This remarkable achievement was carried out with the noble intention of promoting awareness about the value of using the Tamil language in daily communication and official documentation—an initiative that nurtures pride in Tamil heritage. Tamil, the world’s oldest living language, stands as a symbol of ancient wisdom, literary richness, and cultural depth.

The Cholan Book of World Records (CBWR) proudly acknowledges this pioneering accomplishment as a first-of-its-kind global record, honoring the unity, commitment, and cultural devotion demonstrated by the young record holders.

Mrs. Usha Kumari, M.Sc., M.Ed., the Principal of Chettinad Public School, Karaikudi, exemplified true leadership by spontaneously joining the record attempt, signing 500 Tamil signatures on the spot to motivate the students. Her inspirational gesture was highly appreciated by CBWR and set a powerful example of leading from the front.

This historic world record event was successfully conducted on 03-07-2025 at Chettinad Public School, Karaikudi, Sivagangai District, Tamil Nadu, India, a CBSE-affiliated institution.

CBWR extends its heartfelt congratulations to the achiever and all the participants and wishes them great success in their future endeavors.

Chettinad Public School continues to serve as a beacon of holistic education, placing equal emphasis on academic excellence and co-curricular development. The school is deeply committed to nurturing well-rounded individuals by unlocking and cultivating the unique talents of each student. Through such visionary initiatives, the school not only fosters knowledgeable scholars but also molds responsible citizens equipped with values, creativity, leadership, and a strong cultural foundation.