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Yi Amaravati Sets Asia Record With 1.13 Lakh Bamboo Balls
Young people in Amaravati made 1,13,109 bamboo seed balls in one day.
A seed ball is a small ball that can help grow a plant.
They made them at a college in Vijayawada.
Students, volunteers and members of Young Indians worked together.
The Asia Book of Records recognised their effort as a record.
The activity taught participants about native plants and planting trees.
It also encouraged people to help protect the environment.
Young Indians said the project supported practical conservation and sustainable development.
CII Young Indians Amaravati prepared 1,13,109 native bamboo seed balls in one day.
The activity took place at P.B. Siddhartha College of Arts & Science in Vijayawada.
The Asia Book of Records recognised Yi Amaravati under its youth-organisation record title.
Students, youth volunteers, Yi members and partner institutions participated in the exercise.
The initiative promoted native vegetation, afforestation, community participation and climate resilience.
- Who
- CII Young Indians Amaravati, along with students, youth volunteers, Yi members and partner institutions.
- What
- Prepared 1,13,109 native bamboo seed balls and set an Asia Book of Records record.
- Where
- P.B. Siddhartha College of Arts & Science in Vijayawada.
- When
- In a single day; the specific date was not stated.
- Why
- To promote native vegetation, afforestation, environmental conservation, community participation and climate resilience.
Key facts
- Record holder
- Yi Amaravati
- Record title
- Maximum Native Bamboo Seed Balls Prepared by a Youth Organisation
- Seed balls prepared
- 1,13,109
- Time
- A single day
- Venue
- P.B. Siddhartha College of Arts & Science, Vijayawada
- Adjudicator
- Asia Book of Records
- Organising group
- CII Young Indians Amaravati Chapter










