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Longest duration to hold Upavishta Konasana for 3 minutes
N SMYONIKA,
student of C. Suriyaprabha, M.Sc. (Yoga), Varma Yoga, DYPT (Yoga Therapy), Sri Patanjali Yoga Center, Mannargudi, Tamil Nadu, India,
In recognition of holding Upavishta Konasana for 3 minutes
The International Achiever Book of World Records hereby acknowledges this remarkable feat as a historic and first-of-its-kind accomplishment.
This extraordinary event was held on 30th August 2025 at Fathima Indoor Stadium, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India, and was meticulously organized by Dr. S. Sundar, Founder of Kalam Traditional Arts Academy.
We wholeheartedly appreciate the unwavering determination, discipline, and devotion demonstrated by the achiever. This accomplishment not only sets a new world record but also inspires countless others to embrace yoga as a way of life for health, peace, and harmony.
Congratulations on this incredible success! May this milestone mark the beginning of many more achievements in your journey.
Longest duration to hold Purna Shalabasana
E.D.HEVANIGA
student of C. Suriyaprabha, M.Sc. (Yoga), Varma Yoga, DYPT (Yoga Therapy), Sri Patanjali Yoga Center, Mannargudi, Tamil Nadu, India,
In recognition of holding Purna Shalabasana
for 3 minutes.
The International Achiever Book of World Record hereby acknowledges this remarkable feat as a historic and first-of-its-kind accomplishment.
This extraordinary event was held on 30th August 2025 at Fathima Indoor Stadium, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India, and was meticulously organized by Dr. S. Sundar, Founder of Kalam Traditional Arts Academy.
We wholeheartedly appreciate the unwavering determination, discipline, and devotion demonstrated by the achiever. This accomplishment not only sets a new world record but also inspires countless others to embrace yoga as a way of life for health, peace, and harmony.
Congratulations on this incredible success! May this milestone mark the beginning of many more achievements in your journey.
Longest duration to hold Purna Dhanurasana
D.TANISHKA SREE,
student of C. Suriyaprabha, M.Sc. (Yoga), Varma Yoga, DYPT (Yoga Therapy), Sri Patanjali Yoga Center, Mannargudi, Tamil Nadu, India,
In recognition of holding Purna Dhanurasana for 3 minutes
The International Achiever Book of World Record hereby acknowledges this remarkable feat as a historic and first-of-its-kind accomplishment.
This extraordinary event was held on 30th August 2025 at Fathima Indoor Stadium, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India, and was meticulously organized by Dr. S. Sundar, Founder of Kalam Traditional Arts Academy.
We wholeheartedly appreciate the unwavering determination, discipline, and devotion demonstrated by the achiever. This accomplishment not only sets a new world record but also inspires countless others to embrace yoga as a way of life for health, peace, and harmony.
Congratulations on this incredible success! May this milestone mark the beginning of many more achievements in your journey.
Most Participants Performing 15 Yoga Postures for 30 Minutes, alongside a Team Performing “Naalu Veedu” of Silambam
ACHIEVEMENT DETAILS:
A total of 229 dedicated participants successfully performed 15 yoga postures continuously for 30 minutes, holding each posture with strength, focus, and discipline for 2 minutes.
another, separate team of 101 students showcased the traditional martial art of Silambam by performing the significant technique “Naalu Veedu” continuously 500 times within 30 minutes.
RECOGNITION:
The International Achievers Book of World Record proudly acknowledges this remarkable achievement as a historic and first-of-its-kind accomplishment.
EVENT DETAILS:
Date: 30th August 2025
Venue: Fathima Indoor Stadium, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India
Organizer: Dr. S. Sundar, Founder of Kalam Traditional Arts Academy
MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION:
Congratulations to all the achievers for their incredible success. This milestone stands as a testament to discipline, dedication, and teamwork—and marks the beginning of many more remarkable achievements in the future..
LONGEST DURATION HOLDING BADDHA PADMASANA (BOUND LOTUS POSE) ON EGGS – 30 MINUTES
T. V. Saaivel,
son of Mr. T. Vengadesh and Mrs. R. Rajalakshmi,
born on 12 November 2016,
residing in Sivagiri, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu, India.
At an exceptionally young age, he has achieved a remarkable milestone by holding the Baddha Padmasana (Bound Lotus Pose) on eggs continuously for 30 minutes, showcasing extraordinary balance, focus, courage, and mastery of body and mind.
This outstanding feat is a true reflection of his determination, discipline, and fearless spirit. His achievement stands as a beacon of inspiration, proving that age is no barrier to greatness when passion and dedication come together.
The International Achiever Book of World Records (IABWR) proudly recognizes this achievement as the first of its kind.
This certificate is issued on 10 April 2026.
He was trained under the expert guidance of yoga teacher Mr. S Arunkumar- Prana yoga centre, Sivagiri, whose support and dedication have been instrumental in this success.