In a historic celebration marking Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti, the GHATI MARATHI YUVA SANGHATANA of Kalamboli, Maharashtra, created the world’s largest Tiger Claws (Wagh Nakh) sculpture, paying tribute to the legendary Maratha warrior.
Under the leadership of Mr. Pankaj Suryavanshi and his dedicated team, the massive sculpture — measuring 7 feet long, 3 feet high, and weighing 150 kgs — was crafted from mild steel, capturing the fierce spirit of Shivaji Maharaj’s iconic weapon.
The event not only honored Shivaji Maharaj’s legacy but also set a new world record, showcasing Maharashtra’s rich cultural heritage and the unwavering dedication of the state’s youth. The feat stands as a proud symbol of unity, creativity, and reverence for history.
