Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Janvi Jindal Sets New Guinness World Records for Indian Women
Janvi Jindal, a 17-year-old girl from India, has set 11 Guinness World Records for skating.
She learned skating by watching videos and trained on public roads.
Janvi has created new skating styles and also does well in school.
She is inspired by her father and encourages others to skate.
Janvi Jindal, a 17-year-old from Chandigarh, holds 11 Guinness World Records.
She is the second-highest record holder among Indian sportspersons.
Janvi learned skating through YouTube and trained on public roads.
She introduced unique styles like Bhangra on Skates and Yoga on Skates.
Janvi also excels in academics and is a national skating champion.
- Who
- Janvi Jindal
- What
- Set Guinness World Records for skating
- When
- At the age of 16 and 18
- Where
- Chandigarh, India
- Why
- To challenge herself and inspire others
Self-taught vs Professional Training
Unique Styles vs Traditional Techniques
Learning Method
Self-taught vs Professional Training
Janvi learned skating through YouTube and self-practice.
Unique Styles vs Traditional Techniques
Most athletes train under professional coaches.
Skating Styles
Self-taught vs Professional Training
Janvi introduced unique styles like Bhangra on Skates and Yoga on Skates.
Unique Styles vs Traditional Techniques
Traditional skating techniques are widely accepted and taught.
- Total Records
- 21
- India Book Records
- 8
- Asia Book Record
- 1
- Worldwide Book of Records
- 1
- Training Hours per Day
- 3-4
- Inspiration
- Her father
- Age when started skating
- 8