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Recently, Dr. Shah was recognized by the World Book of Records, Limca Book of Records, and the India Book of Records for operating on the heaviest woman in the world who weighed 300 kg. Four years after surgery, she has maintained her weight at 86 kg. He also was recognized in the Limca book of records in 2005 for setting a world record by performing 45 hernia surgeries in just 10 h.
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Enterprising Indians continue to illuminate our present just as they have lit up our past with their stellar accomplishments and achievements. The Limca Book of Records, with curated records of more than 30 years, is a peerless platform to meet a host of them. Find out about our country's firsts and foremosts in every field of human endeavour, including structures, education, defence, government, science and technology, adventure, business, cinema, the natural world, literature and the arts, in India's only comprehensive book of records.
The Limca Book of Records is an annual reference book published in India documenting world records held by Indians. The records are further categorized into education, literature, agriculture, medical science, business, sports, nature, adventure, radio and cinema.[2]
The Limca Book of Records (LBR) is an annual publication that documents world records held by Indians. With over 30 editions since 1987, it is India's first and longest continuously published book of records.
Since the inception of Limca Book of Records, the book has stood as a testimony to the stellar achievements of and accomplishments in human endeavour, structures, education, defense, government, science and technology, adventure, business, cinema, the natural world, literature, and the arts.
16 ADVENTURE WR: Dare Devils on wheels Dare Devils, the motorcycle rider display team of Indian Army Corps of Signals, set two world records at Signal Training Centre, Jabalpur, MP in Team leader Capt Manpreet Singh performed the longest continuous ride standing on the seat of a motorcycle. He covered 75.2 km in 2 hr 24 min 12 sec. Hav Sandeep Kumar performed the longest motorcycle ride sitting on its handlebar. He covered 46.9 km in 1 hr 27 min 31 sec. Tornadoes on wheels Tornadoes, the Army Service Corps (ASC) motorcycle display team led by Lt Col KK Nair created multiple records in Bengaluru, Karnataka on Nov 15, Fastest moving human pyramid on three bikes: The ASC Tornadoes team, led by Lt Col K K Nair, formed a 32-men human pyramid on three Royal Enfield 350cc bikes, which covered 1 km in sec along an unused stretch of NICE Road, Bengaluru. Nb Sub R Thirumavalavan, Nb Sub Rampal Yadav and Nk M Sasi Raja were the three riders. Fastest moving human pyramid on two bikes: The team, led by Lt Col K K Nair, formed a 15-men human pyramid on two Royal Enfield 350cc bikes, which covered 1 km in sec along an unused stretch of NICE Road, Bengaluru. Nb Sub R Thirumavalavan and Nb Sub Rampal Yadav were the riders. Sitting on its front mudguard and without touching the handlebar, Nk Rupnar Dilip P (b June 1, 1976) rode a Royal Enfield 350cc motorbike on a zigzag route for 19.1 km in 39 min 47 sec from 9.46 am. He performed it on NICE Bengaluru-Mysore expressway. Standing on its seat, Nk M Sasi Raja (b Oct 21, 1976) rode a Royal Enfield 350cc motorbike for 19.1 km on a zigzag route in 18 min 40 sec from 9.45 am. He performed it on NICE Bengaluru-Mysore expressway. Lying prone on its seat, Sep Shewale Ravindra (b June 6, 1985) rode a Royal Enfield 350cc motorbike for 19.1 km in 24 min 16 sec. He performed it on a zigzag route along the NICE Bengaluru-Mysore expressway. Kneeling on its seat, Capt Bunny Sharma (b Sept 8, 1988) rode a Royal Enfield 350cc motorbike for 19.1 km in 28 min 22 sec. He performed it on a zigzag route along the NICE Bengaluru-Mysore expressway. adventure_2017.pmd 85 85