G Vijaya Sri, a student at Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research (SRIHER), has achieved a remarkable feat by setting a world record for the “Greatest Distance Pushing a Car in One Hour (Female).” She has covered the distance of 5.185 Kms in an hour. The record was adjudicated by the World Book of Records, London.
This attempt was flagged off by the Registrar Dr. S. Senthil Kumar in the presence of Dean Medical College Dr. K. Balaji Singh and Dr. K.S. Sridharan, HoD, Laboratory Medicine. Over 5,000 students and spectators witnessed the event.
The extraordinary achievement took place at SRIHER under Operation Mo-Si-DaU, an initiative that seeks to create greater awareness about the importance of a drug-free lifestyle and encourage young people to make responsible choices.
A young karate instructor, Ms. Vijaya Sri, has become the first woman in the world to establish a record in this category at the age of 19. Her accomplishment reflects exceptional physical endurance, mental strength, discipline and determination. She has undergone 12 years of training under karate expert and Founder, Prajaya Foundation Mr. Pradeep Babu, a 6th Dan Black Belt-D.
The event was organised with the larger objective of inspiring young people to embrace discipline, self-control and purposeful living while staying away from drugs and substance abuse. Through this remarkable demonstration of strength and perseverance, Ms. Vijaya Sri serves as an inspiration to young people to pursue their ambitions and overcome challenges through dedication and determination towards the collective mission of creating a drug-free India.
