Longest Bhunamanasana World Record (Greeting The Earth Pose) has been achieved by Chalana Jugaldas Rathod (67 years old). She is the daughter of Late Mrs. Dayavanti Jugaldas Rathod and Late Mr. Jugaldas Rathod from DIU, India. Performed Bhunamanasana (Greeting The Earth Pose) for twenty-seven minutes twenty-five seconds (00:27:25) at Ginger Hotel, Jalandhar Beach Way to Circuit House, DIU, India. To create a new yoga world record in the Longest Yoga World Record Category. Entered her name in the Yoga Book of Records on 18 April 2025.
Chalana is the daughter of Late Mrs. Dayavanti Jugaldas Rathod and Late Mr. Jugaldas Rathod. Her record-setting performance took place at Ginger Hotel, Jalandhar Beach Way to Circuit House, Diu, in the presence of yoga supporters and witnesses. The achievement has drawn widespread appreciation and has become a proud moment for the people of Diu.
Bhunamanasana Yogasana Record
Bhunamanasana, or the Greeting the Earth Pose, is a forward-bending yoga posture that symbolizes respect, humility, and surrender. Maintaining this pose requires physical endurance, flexibility, mental focus, and strong breath control. Chalana displayed all these qualities with grace and strength throughout the performance. (Longest Bhunamanasana World Record)
Her dedication to yoga over the years is truly inspiring. At an age when many slow down, Chalana chose to challenge herself and break barriers. She follows a disciplined yoga routine and believes in spreading awareness about health and well-being through yoga. Her journey proves that age is just a number when one is committed to a purpose.
Chalana’s achievement is not only a personal victory but also a contribution to India’s rich yogic heritage. She sets an example for people of all ages to believe in themselves and stay active, mentally and physically. With this record, Chalana Jugaldas Rathod has written her name in history and inspired countless others to embrace the transformative power of yoga.
