India Sets Underwater World Record 🇮🇳
A unique world record has been created under the sea in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, drawing widespread attention across social media platforms.
According to reports, the world’s tallest underwater human pyramid was successfully formed at Swaraj Island, making it a proud moment for the country. The extraordinary feat has surprised many people online, with the viral video being widely shared and discussed across different social media platforms.
The achievement is being described as one of the most unique underwater records ever attempted, showcasing teamwork, skill, and determination beneath the sea.
According to reports, the unique underwater world record was created on Sunday at Swaraj Island, also known as Havelock Island.
The event reportedly saw the participation of 14 individuals, including DK Joshi, who together formed a 22.3-meter-high underwater human pyramid. Participants are said to have remained underwater for nearly three minutes while completing the feat.
The achievement has reportedly been recognized by Guinness World Records and is now being widely praised across social media and online platforms. The viral video of the event has attracted significant attention, with many calling it a proud moment for India.
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Before the underwater human pyramid record, the administration of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands had already created history by unfurling the world’s largest national flag underwater near the same island.
According to reports, the Tricolour used during the operation measured nearly 60 meters in length and 40 meters in width. The achievement was also reportedly recognized by Guinness World Records.
Officials say these record-breaking events are part of a larger initiative aimed at promoting the islands as a major global diving and adventure tourism destination. The recent underwater human pyramid and the earlier Tricolour feat have both received widespread praise online, with many calling them proud moments for India.
