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Songs Using Multiple Post Cards

Recorded A Song With Around 35 Different Benefits Of Positive Thoughts

Recorded A Social And Motivational Song Which Is Sung By 11 Singers Aged 60 Years And Above

Usage Of World Aakha (Eye) 259 Times

Songs Using Multiple Cups

Recorded A Song With Around 35 Different Benefits Of Positive Thoughts

Recorded A Holiday Song Using Name Of Tourism Places From More Than 150 Countries

Recorded A Song “Bishwa Bhari Amar”

Male And Female Singers Sung Alternate Letters In Every World Of The Song

Lyrics From The Song “Aafnai Chhati Bata” Was Read By Most Number People

Recorded A Song “Jindagi Kaa Anek Rup Rang Sametdai”

“Rukh Ropau Batabaran Safa Rakhau” Using The Names Of Various Types Of Plants

A Song “Sagarmatha Himal” That Mentions The Name Of The Highest Peak In The Worls, Sagarmatha (Mount Everest) Multiple Times

Song That Mentions “Mutu” (Heart) Multiple Times

“Yehi Bacha Gari” Where Male And Female Singers Sung Alternative Words Of The Song

Smallest Songbook In The World (2×2 Inches) With Lyrics From His Songs

Presentation Of Many Self- Written Songs Using Multiple Flex Posters Of Six 2×3 ft.

Sending Of 18 CD Albums To Multiple P.O Boxes

Recorded A Song Of 288 Lines

Recorded A Song “Rache Itihaas Badhaye Desh Ko Shaan”

Recorded A Song “Maya Ma Hami” With Alternate Letters In Every Word Of The Song

Recording Of The Song Of 288 Lines “Tana Matrai Hoina”

“Rache Itihaas Badhaye Desh Ko Shaan”

“Maya Ma Hami” Where Male And Female Singers Sung Alternate Letters In Every Word Of The Song

Advertisement Of 18 Music Albums On A National Newspaper

“Dui Mutu Jodera” In Three Different Octaves

Translation Of Eight Already Recorded Songs Using Sign Language

“Bishwa BhariAmar” Mentioning The Names Of Personalities Who Successfully Summitted Sagarmatha (Mount Everest)

Rendition Of Song “Aafnai Chhati Bata” Was Read By Number People Simultaneously At The Same time

A Song “Sagarmatha Himal” That Mentions The Name Of The Highest Peak In The Worls, Sagarmatha (Mount Everest) Multiple Times