Archive · 8 Jan 2026
SVIMS Physiotherapy Students Achieve Guinness Record
Two students from the SVIMS College of Physiotherapy, Shaik Ghouse Basha and Jangam Shruthi, made it into the Guinness Book of World Records.
They participated in a big Kuchipudi dance event in Hyderabad with over 4,600 dancers.
Another student, Sadhu Sanghavi, won first prize in a state-level essay writing competition in Tirupati.
The director and principal of the college congratulated all the students for their hard work and talent.
These achievements make the college proud.
Shaik Ghouse Basha and Jangam Shruthi entered the Guinness Book of World Records for their performance in a Kuchipudi dance event.
The event, organized by Bharat Arts Academy, had 4,608 dancers and set a record for the world's largest Kuchipudi dance lesson.
Sadhu Sanghavi won first prize in a state-level essay writing competition organized by Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi in Tirupati.
SVIMS Director and Vice-Chancellor Dr RV Kumar and College of Physiotherapy Principal Dr K Madhavi congratulated the students.
The achievements bring honor to the SVIMS College of Physiotherapy.
- Who
- Shaik Ghouse Basha, Jangam Shruthi, and Sadhu Sanghavi
- What
- Achieved Guinness World Record and won an essay competition
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Hyderabad and Tirupati
- Why
- For their outstanding performance in Kuchipudi dance and essay writing
- Students
- Shaik Ghouse Basha, Jangam Shruthi, Sadhu Sanghavi
- Record
- World's largest Kuchipudi dance lesson
- Participants
- 4,608 dancers
- Event
- World Level Kuchipudi Kala Vaibhavam–2
- Organizer
- Bharat Arts Academy
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Essay Competition
- State-level essay writing competition
- Competition Organizer
- Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi
- Competition Location
- Tirupati
- Institution
- SVIMS College of Physiotherapy