India enters Guinness Book with 895 hours, 4 minutes non-stop karaoke singing
by Ria India broke China’s record of non-stop karaoke singing for 792 hours, 2 minutes, with 895 hours, 4 minutes non- stop singing, to enter the Guinness Book of world records at a program organised at Little Mall located at Kharghar in Navi Mumbai on Sunday. The feat was achieved by Virag MadhuMalati and his troupe. Guinness World Record official Adjudicator Rishi Nath, Banarasi Lal Chawla, Father of Indian American astronaut late Kalpana Chawla , Retired principal scientist Premprakash Atreja and others were present on the occasion. Rishi Nath in his speech, said that he was delighted that India broke China’s record to set a new record of 895 hours, 4 minutes non-stop singing. “My best wishes to Virag MadhuMalati for his future endeavours”. “I am very delighted to see dedication and patriotism of Virag and his team. Our generation, present generation and future generation will certainly support anyone dreaming to contribute for national progress with such vent...