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Smallest Image Of Thiruvalluvar Made From The Thirukkural
The Thirukkural is a Tamil literary masterpiece with a collection of 1,330 couplets on ethics, governance, and relationships by the poet Thiruvalluvar. Spending 57 hours over several months, Tamilarasan Shanmuganandam, 29, wrote the entire Thirukkural on a sheet of paper, leaving gaps to form the outline of the sage’s portrait. The 26cm-by-38.1cm work was created as a tribute to the ... Read More »
Most Tandem Skydives In A Wind Tunnel In One Hour
iFly in Sentosa has been relaunched as AltitudeX Singapore on 12 Dec 2025. Together with beneficiaries from SG Enable, national indoor skydiving athletes and other guests, a record was set with 358 dives in one hour. The company also pledged to donate flight time to national athletes in this field and SG Enable beneficiaries and caregivers for the next 3 ... Read More »
Largest SG60 Logo Made From Bowls Of Tangyuan
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and 200 members of various communities set 2 records on 21 Dec 2025: ‘Most Varieties of Tangyuan Made at an Event’ and ‘Largest SG60 Logo Made from Bowls of Tangyuan’. 12 varieties of tangyuan were made by the chefs, with different fillings, for the guests. In addition, 168 bowls of tangyuan were arranged to form ... Read More »
Largest Display Of Bookmarks Made From Recycled Banners
Like many other CCs, Nee Soon East CC has accumulated many used publicity banners. It decided to recycled them into bookmarks for its residents. They were cut up into 16,000 PVC strips, pasted with the SG60 logo and stringed with ribbons. Some of them had calligraphy and writings added on them. On 20 Dec 2025, they were displayed at the ... Read More »
Largest Display Of Handpainted Lion Head Plaques
Lions Club of Singapore Fort Canning organised its arts festival at Asian Civilisation Museum on 13 Dec 2025, with many artists exhibiting their pieces. On display were also 520 clay plaques of lion heads. These were painted by club members as well as charitable homes. The plaques were for sale to help the beneficiaries. Read More »
