Yashvanth M.G. sets record by singing 28 languages for 28 hours
Yashvanth M.G., a singer and scholar from Moodubidri, set a record by singing songs in 28 languages, highlighting India's unity and linguistic diversity. He started the continuous 28-hour singing session at 1 PM on Wednesday at the Dr. Rajkumar Auditorium in Bengaluru, concluding by 5 PM on the 29th, setting a new record in the Golden Book of the World. During the event, Rajagopala Acharya played guitar, while others provided accompaniment on rhythm pad, tabla, flute, sitar, and keyboard.
Originally reported by Prajavani
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