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New delhi date. 19 November 2020, Thursday

The desire to be famous makes a person talented or even makes strange moves. The best performers in both these categories are listed in the Guinness World Records. This book has the names of thousands of people but some are very popular and special. Find out about some of the people who did amazing things on the occasion of Guinness World Record Day.

Nilanshi Patel: - In the year 2019, Nilanshi Patel of Gujarat set a Guinness World Record for having the longest hair in the teenage category. He set the record with 190 cm long hair.

Peter Glazebrook: - You may have seen many people who enjoy onion flavors in their meals but they have never seen them growing onions. Peter Glazbrook of England owns the largest onion in the world. The onion with which he has set this world record weighs more than 8 kilograms.

Ram Singh Chauhan: - Ram Singh Chauhan from Rajasthan has also registered his name in this record book on the breath of his long mustache. Ram Singh has not shaved his 14 feet long mustache for 39 years.

Jyoti Amage: - Jyoti Amage, a resident of Nagpur, has a Guinness World Record for the youngest woman in the world. The size of the torch is only 24.7 inches. He set the record in 2011 on his 18th birthday.

3D painting: - British artist J. Hills holds the record for creating the world's largest 3D painting. He created this 3D painting of about 12,000 square feet in the Canary Wharf, London. You will be amazed to see the scene of this painting from a height.

Svetlana Pankratova: - Svetlana Pankratova, 49, of Russia, has the longest legs in the world. Pankaratova with a 51.9 inch long leg is listed in the Guinness World Records.

Isobel Werley: - Isobel Werley holds the record for having the most tattoos on her body. According to Guinness World Records, he got his first tattoo on his body at the age of 49. About 93 percent of her body was covered with tattoos. He died in 2015 at the age of 77.

Chris Walton: - Chris Walton holds the record for having the longest nails in the world. His left hand nails are 10 feet 2 inches long, while his right hand nails are 9 feet 7 inches. She has been growing her nails for 18 years.

Thaneshwar Guragai: - Thaneshwar Guragai from Nepal is the longest running football player on a toothbrush. He broke Britain's Thomas Connors' record for 22.41 seconds.

Kajuhiro Watanabe: - Japanese fashion designer Kajuhiro Watanabe is the person with the longest hair on his head. According to Guinness World Records, Watanabe set the record by wearing a 3-foot-8.6-inch long bracelet on his head.

Ralph Buchols: - Rolf Buchols of Germany holds the record for most facial piercings. He has done 453 piercings on his face.

Xi Ping: - China's Xi Ping set a strange world record by sticking about 3 lakh 31 thousand bees on his body. These bees weighed about 33 kilograms. By doing so, he broke Ruan Liangming's record in 2008.

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