Mysuru: Dr Vani C Raghavendra, who hails from the Chammanamada family of Kodagu and is currently residing in Mysuru, has entered the Guinness World Records through her participation in the “Largest Reading and Listening Competition”.
The competition was organised by Ebek Language Laboratories Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, India. Dr Vani successfully completed all stages of the competition and accurately answered the quiz questions within the stipulated time, earning her an official Guinness World Record certificate.
Completed all stages of the competition
Dr Vani’s achievement came after she actively participated in the various stages of the reading and listening competition and completed the required tasks within the prescribed time limits.
Her successful participation and accurate responses helped her become part of the record-setting event. The official Guinness World Record certificate was subsequently presented to her in recognition of the achievement.
The milestone reflects her commitment to learning and her sustained interest in education and knowledge-based activities.
Dedicated to students and education
Dr Vani is an educator at Sadviveka School, where she works towards helping students develop self-confidence and essential life skills.
Through her work in education, she emphasises the importance of learning beyond academic knowledge and encourages students to develop confidence and skills that can help them navigate different aspects of life.
Her achievement in the international record event has also added another milestone to her educational journey.
Credits mentors, family and students
Sharing her thoughts on the achievement, Dr Vani said the Guinness World Record was a dream realised with the support and encouragement of her mentors, family members, friends, colleagues and students.
She expressed gratitude to those who supported her throughout the journey and said the achievement reinforced her belief in the transformative power of education.
According to Dr Vani, education provides not only knowledge but also the power to bring about meaningful changes in people’s lives.
Her participation in the record-setting competition has consequently become an extension of her passion for learning and teaching.
The achievement has also brought recognition to the Mysuru-based educator and her association with Sadviveka School, while highlighting her interest in reading, listening and continuous learning.