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Ganjam Youth To Be Felicitated by India Book of Records

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Berhampur:26/10/17; Satya Narayan Maharana has earned the distinction to figure among the top 100 Indian record holders by India Book of Records.

A release by India Book of Records said Maharana is to be felicitated on November 12 at New Delhi in a special function.

Maharana had earlier built up three wooden miniature chariots of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra. Creative attributes of Maharana has won national recognition. The trader who built replicas of 14″ X 9″ Jagannath, 13″ X 7″ Blabhadra and 12.5″ X 6″ Devi Subadhara chariots using waste wood had entered into prestigious India Book of Records on July 21, 2016.

I am still nurturing the hope that someday the Limca Book of Records and Guinness book of Records accord recognition to the miniature chariots as World’s smallest roadworthy chariots built ever. My soap craving has also been appreciated. However I am yet to be awarded in soap craving field. I hope someday, my soap sculptures will recognition, he said.

 

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