Archive · 22 Aug 2026
UAE Engineer Sets Record With 150 Words on Sticky Note
Pushpajothi Ravikumar is a 29-year-old engineer who lives in the UAE.
She wanted to earn a Guinness World Records title.
She wrote 150 different words on one tiny sticky note.
The note was very small, but every word could still be read.
She mostly chose short words, many with three letters, to save space.
She completed the challenge in Dubai on her first try.
Ravikumar had dreamed of setting a record since she was a child.
Her achievement showed how careful handwriting can turn an ordinary skill into something special.
Pushpajothi Ravikumar, a 29-year-old senior cloud engineer based in the UAE, set a Guinness World Records title.
She wrote 150 different words on a single sticky note in Dubai.
The words remained legible despite the note’s limited space.
Ravikumar completed the challenge successfully on her first attempt.
Her childhood fascination with Guinness World Records inspired her to pursue the achievement.
- Who
- Pushpajothi Ravikumar, a 29-year-old UAE-based senior cloud engineer.
- What
- She set a Guinness World Records title by writing 150 different words on one sticky note.
- Where
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
- Why
- She was inspired by a childhood fascination with Guinness World Records and a long-held dream of becoming a record holder.
- Record
- Most words written on a single sticky note
- Words written
- 150 different words
- Record holder
- Pushpajothi Ravikumar
- Age
- 29
- Location
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Legibility
- Every word remained readable
- Attempt
- Successful on her first try
