IISF 2019: Guinness World record was set for most number of students assembling radio kits
Out of the 490 students that participated, 268 succeeded in completing the process in the stipulated hours


Out of the 490 students that participated in the event, a record 268 succeeded in completing the assembling process in the stipulated hours. Image credit: Twitter[/caption]A representative of the Guinness World Records presented a certificate and memento to Union Minister of Science and Technology Harsh Vardhan who took it on behalf of the students.The minister congratulated 'young scientific minds" and said he is proud of themSandeep Kothari, a student who was among the 490 participants but could not himself assemble the kit in stipulated time said: "despite not being among the 268 friends of mine, I picked up a lot from today's session."Kothari said he was proud of other friends who managed it.On Tuesday, the first day of the IISF over 1,598 students had created a Guinness World Record for the Largest astrophysics lesson and assembly of spectroscopes here. For more stories from the IISF 2019, head here.

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