The achievers from the India Book of Records (IBR) have made it again to the top. IBR, the custodian of Indian records, is the motivation behind many new achievements. Even the automobile giants like Tata Motors have created nine records in one go. One of their leading records was – the highest fuel efficiency by a diesel-powered medium commercial vehicle on the Mumbai-Chennai stretch. Meanwhile, Dr Shangavi Balasubramanian of Bengaluru set a record for the full-face Vitiligo Camouflage done in minimum time.
This month's other prominent records included the largest sacrum-shaped bandage by Molnlycke Health Care India Pvt Ltd of Gurugram, a Cricket tournament with maximum teams of different categories by Jain Social Groups Int. Federation, the maximum number of participants in an online cloud infrastructure faculty development program by Brainovision Solutions India Pvt. Ltd. of Hyderabad, the longest non-stop 5-a-side football tournament by Football 5 Association in Belgaum, and the maximum number of wishes shared on a festival online by ShareChat application.
The maximum pencil portraits of Indian artists made for a book by a female artist (Saee Ajay Deshpande) of Nagpur were the talk of the town. A record for the maximum pledges signed by health care professionals to support and appreciate insulin usage was set by Novo Nordisk India Pvt Ltd of Bengaluru, Karnataka. Similarly, the record for the largest functional demonstration of a product was set by Dabur Pudin Hara Fizz at the Nauchandi Mela in Meerut (Uttar Pradesh).
Some other Tata Motors records were: highest fuel efficiency by a diesel-powered medium commercial vehicle on the Kolkata–Delhi stretch, Delhi- Mumbai stretch, and Chennai-Kolkata stretch. It also set a record for the maximum distance covered by a medium commercial vehicle in a month, the highest fuel efficiency by a diesel-powered medium commercial vehicle covering the golden quadrilateral once, the highest fuel efficiency by a diesel engine-powered medium commercial vehicle truck, the fastest to cover golden quadrilateral by a medium commercial vehicle truck, and fastest to cover 30,000 Km by a medium commercial vehicle truck.