A Guinness World Record attempt is scheduled to be held at Kathmandu Model Secondary School, Bagbazar on Magh 6.
An official Guinness World Record attempt is being organized by former Guinness World Record holder and memory athlete Krishna Pandey at the Model Institute of Technology (MIT) College in Bagbazar. The Guinness World Record attempt is scheduled to be held at Kathmandu Model Secondary School, Bagbazar on Magh 6.
Titled 'Fastest Time to Spell 50 Words Backwards', the record attempt will be conducted in accordance with the strict rules, standards and verification process of Guinness World Records. The event is being organized by MIT College in collaboration with Kathmandu Model Secondary School, while Best Western Plus will support as a hospitality partner. According to
MIT co-founder RK Dahal, the record attempt will be conducted in a completely controlled and distraction-free environment. The event will be accompanied by independent witnesses, official timekeeping, professional photography and video documentation, and all evidence will be submitted to Guinness World Records for official verification after the event.
organizers say that this initiative reflects a strong commitment to excellence, discipline and global recognition of Nepali talent.
About the record attempt Krishna Pandey said, 'After the unforgettable experience of achieving the Guinness World Record in New York, it is a matter of special honor and national pride for me to attempt the record again in Nepal. This attempt is not just about adding another record, but is aimed at inspiring the youth by proving the potential of Nepali talent on a global level. I am grateful to MIT College, Kathmandu Model Secondary School, and Best Western Plus for supporting me on this journey.'
