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Entertainment

Palak Muchhal Enters Guinness Records for Funding 3,800 Heart Surgeries

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Bollywood playback singer Palak Muchhal has achieved a historic milestone by entering the Guinness World Records for funding over 3,800 heart surgeries for underprivileged children through her Palak Muchhal Heart Foundation.

The foundation, co-founded in 2006 with her brother Palash Muchhal, has become a beacon of hope for countless families who cannot afford life-saving surgeries. Palak, who began her philanthropic journey at the tender age of 13 during the Kargil War, has dedicated her voice and concert earnings to support heart patients across India.

Over the years, her foundation has collaborated with several hospitals and cardiac specialists, ensuring timely medical intervention for children in need. What makes her work even more heartfelt is that Palak often visits the hospitals and sings for patients after their surgeries — adding a personal, healing touch to their recovery.

This recognition from Guinness World Records not only honors her humanitarian spirit but also highlights the transformative power of using fame for good.

Palak shared, “Music gave me a platform, but compassion gave it purpose.”

Her inspiring story continues to remind the world that kindness, when amplified through art, can truly save lives. 💖

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Human Interest

At 102, Kokichi Akuzawa Becomes Oldest Person to Summit Mount Fuji

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Panaji / Tokyo — History was written on August 5th when Kokichi Akuzawa, aged 102, became the oldest person ever to climb Mount Fuji (3,776 meters), officially recognized by Guinness World Records.

This extraordinary achievement was not just about reaching the peak but about resilience, family support, and an unbreakable spirit.

Akuzawa was accompanied by his daughter, granddaughter, and close friends. Though he admitted he nearly gave up halfway, it was their encouragement that helped him continue the climb. Battling exhaustion and the limits of his age, he pressed on to stand at the summit of Japan’s tallest and most iconic peak.

Remarkably, this wasn’t his first record. In 2019, at age 96, Akuzawa had already held the title. Since then, he has overcome multiple health setbacks and injuries. Yet, his passion for the mountains never wavered.

For three months before the climb, Akuzawa prepared rigorously — with daily morning walks, weekly climbs, and a strict training regimen. His discipline and perseverance culminated in a moment that has inspired millions around the globe.

Akuzawa’s achievement is more than a record — it is a message of hope and determination, proving that age is no barrier when dreams are pursued with courage and commitment.

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