In a historic and proud moment for the nation, Shakti Foundation has etched its name into history as the first Indian NGO to attempt a Guinness World Record, breaking the previous record held by Poland for the tallest pyramid cake. The remarkable structure stood at 7 feet in height and weighed a staggering 3,750 kilograms.
The event was not just about setting a record—it was a celebration of empowerment, unity, and joy. The pyramid cake was cut by tribal daughters of India, symbolizing the NGO’s deep-rooted commitment to the upliftment and inclusion of underprivileged communities. In the presence of over 5,000 attendees, more than 30,000 cake boxes were distributed, spreading sweetness and smiles far and wide.
A special acknowledgment goes to Atul Bakery for their incredible support in baking the record-breaking cake, and to Guitarmonk for their generous donation of guitars to underprivileged girls, adding music to the milestone event.
Speaking on the occasion, the founder of Shakti Foundation expressed heartfelt gratitude:
“This is not just a record for us, but a symbol of India’s strength, unity, and compassion. It reflects our resolve to empower every daughter and bring smiles to every heart.”
The grand initiative has not only brought India closer to the Guinness World Record title but also set an example of how social causes and global recognition can go hand-in-hand.
Stay tuned as India eagerly awaits the official confirmation from the Guinness Book of World Records and the glory that follows.
