Longest Shirshasana World Record (Headstand 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 Shirshasana (Headstand Pose) for thirty minutes twenty seconds (00:30:20) at Vekariya Road, Vekariya Chok, Near Mohanlal, Kanji’s 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 30 April 2025.
Chalana Jugaldas Rathod Creates World Record in Shirshasana at Age 67
She is the daughter of Late Mrs. Dayavanti Jugaldas Rathod and Late Mr. Jugaldas Rathod. The record-setting performance took place at Vekariya Road, Vekariya Chok, near Mohanlal Kanji’s House, Diu. Locals and yoga enthusiasts witnessed the powerful display of strength and balance.
Shirshasana, or the Headstand Pose, is often called the king of all yoga poses. It demands focus, strength, and body control. Holding it for more than half an hour is a rare achievement, especially at the age of 67. Chalana showed calmness, clarity, and complete body awareness throughout the performance.
She has been practicing yoga for years. Her daily routine includes asanas, breathing exercises, and meditation. Chalana believes that yoga keeps the body young and the mind peaceful. Her lifestyle and discipline helped her achieve this feat.
At an age when many people slow down, Chalana has proved that consistency and dedication can lead to greatness. Her achievement is not just personal but also inspirational. It motivates others to explore the deeper possibilities of yoga, regardless of age.
Chalana’s name now stands proud in the Yoga Book of Records. She continues to inspire yoga learners and elders alike. Her journey shows how inner strength and regular practice can turn a dream into reality.
