Bihar students form human chain shaped like India's map ahead of Independence Day 2022
Press Trust of India | August 14, 2022 | 06:53 PM IST | 1 min read
Independence Day 2022: Students of M P High School in Buxar formed a human chain shaped like India's map with 75 metres in length.
BUXAR : Hundreds of students in Bihar's Buxar district on Sunday formed a human chain shaped like India's map with 75 metres in length, a feat that earned them a place in record books. The event took place at M P High School in Buxar, with Union Minister Ashwini Choubey and mountaineer Santosh Yadav, the first woman to scale Mt Everest twice, in attendance. Choubey, who is also the local MP, exclaimed, "This is a world record and a matter of pride on the eve of Independence Day." The minister also handed over to the participants a certificate issued by World Records India.
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