Ahmedabad Sets Asia Book Of Records With Largest Human Rangoli At GMDC Ground
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The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) and the Nagar Primary Education Committee created a new record at the GMDC Ground on October 6, with 6,424 people coming together to form the largest human rangoli depicting contemporary mandala art.
The large-scale event was organised early in the morning, with thousands of participants arranged in carefully planned circular formations to create the unique human artwork.
6,424 Participants Form Contemporary Mandala Art
The participants stood in disciplined circular rows and wore colourful hats, creating a striking pattern when viewed from above.
The human formation was designed around the theme of Saptadhara, with the participants coming together to create a contemporary mandala artwork.
The word ‘BHARAT’ was prominently formed at the centre of the design using the human chain itself, becoming one of the key highlights of the record-setting display.
Asia Book Of Records Recognises Ahmedabad Event
The human rangoli created at the GMDC Ground has been recognised by the Asia Book of Records as the Largest Human Formation Depicting a Contemporary Mandala Art.
The event, organised by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, drew enthusiastic participation from 6,424 people and added another record to Ahmedabad’s list of large-scale public events.
The colourful display and coordinated participation turned the GMDC Ground into a large human canvas, with the mandala design visible from above.
