A monumental achievement unfolded in Rajasthan as a staggering 1.33 crore participants, encompassing students and more, etched their names in history by setting a world record during a synchronized ‘surya namaskar’ event. This unprecedented feat unfolded across both government and non-government schools, where the rhythmic flow of ‘surya namaskar’ echoed simultaneously throughout the entire state on a momentous Thursday.
The resounding success of this event has been duly acknowledged by the Rajasthan Edition of the World Book of Records, London, adding another layer of prestige to this remarkable accomplishment. Education Minister Madan Dilawar was honored with the provisional certificate of the record, a testament to the collective dedication of all involved. Pratham Bhalla, Vice President (Rajasthan) of the World Book of Records, London, presented this recognition to the esteemed minister.
Expressing his elation, Dilawar lauded this “special achievement” and extended his heartfelt gratitude to the myriad contributors who played pivotal roles in making this event a resounding success. Students, teachers, parents, public representatives, heads of institutions, and individuals from diverse walks of life all contributed to the grandeur of this record-breaking endeavor. Dilawar specifically commended the tireless efforts of the entire team within the School Education Department.
Naveen Jain, the Secretary of the School Education Department, shed light on the synchronized nature of the ‘surya namaskar’ practice. Simultaneously, from 10:30 am to 11 am, the rhythmic sequence resonated across all government and non-government schools in the state. A staggering 1.14 crore students from 88,974 schools actively participated in this synchronized event, contributing to the overall count of over 1.33 crore individuals who became part of this historic achievement. The resonance of ‘surya namaskar’ reverberated, not just as a physical exercise but as a symbol of unity and collective accomplishment.