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Nusrat Jahan Nipa Achieves Guinness World Record for Fastest Paper Snowflake Creation

Nusrat Jahan Nipa from Barishal has set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest time to make a paper snowflake.

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A young woman from Barishal, Nusrat Jahan Nipa, has earned international recognition by setting a new Guinness World Record for the fastest time to create a paper snowflake. Nipa completed the task in just 21.84 seconds, surpassing the previous record of 23.16 seconds held by a Chinese participant.

Record-Breaking Achievement

Nipa's achievement marks her third Guinness World Record in recent years. She first gained recognition in 2021 by building a tower with 71 coins using one hand in one minute, breaking the previous record held by Italian record holder Silvio Sabba. In 2024, she secured her second record by using chopsticks to pick up and eat 27 grains of rice within one minute.

Dedication and Hard Work

Reflecting on her achievements, Nipa emphasized the importance of hard work and dedication. "Everything is possible through hard work and dedication. I have tried to bring recognition to my country and my city by pursuing creative challenges from home. I will continue my efforts in the future," she said.

Family Pride and Support

Nipa's father, Dewan Abdur Rashid Nilu, expressed immense pride in his daughter’s success. "Nipa is my only daughter. Her success is not only a matter of pride for Barishal but for the entire country. We hope she will achieve even greater things in the future," he said.

Background and Education

A postgraduate in Chemistry from the Government Brojomohun (BM) College in Barishal, Nipa is currently working as a teacher at a private college. Her academic background and professional career highlight her versatility and commitment to excellence.

Significance for Bangladesh

Nipa's achievements are a source of national pride for Bangladesh. Her records not only showcase individual talent but also highlight the potential for excellence within the country. As she continues to pursue creative challenges, her success serves as an inspiration for others to strive for greatness.

Source: BSS

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What is Nusrat Jahan Nipa's first Guinness World Record?
Building a tower with 71 coins using one hand in one minute.
What is Nusrat Jahan Nipa's second Guinness World Record?
Using chopsticks to pick up and eat 27 grains of rice within one minute.

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