“The Andaman and Nicobar Islands has achieved international recognition after setting a new Guinness World Records title for the largest underwater flag.
The historic feat took place in the waters near Port Blair, where a team of trained divers successfully unfurled a massive India national flag beneath the sea. The attempt required careful coordination, diving expertise, and strict safety measures.
Officials confirmed that the dimensions of the flag and the underwater display met all Guinness World Records standards, officially securing the title. The event was celebrated as a proud moment for both the islands and the country.
Organizers said the record attempt also aimed to promote marine tourism in Andaman, a region famous for crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and world-class diving destinations. Environmental precautions were reportedly taken to ensure no harm came to the surrounding marine ecosystem.
Residents and supporters praised the achievement as a symbol of unity, adventure, and patriotism.”
The historic feat took place in the waters near Port Blair, where a team of trained divers successfully unfurled a massive India national flag beneath the sea. The attempt required careful coordination, diving expertise, and strict safety measures.
Officials confirmed that the dimensions of the flag and the underwater display met all Guinness World Records standards, officially securing the title. The event was celebrated as a proud moment for both the islands and the country.
Organizers said the record attempt also aimed to promote marine tourism in Andaman, a region famous for crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and world-class diving destinations. Environmental precautions were reportedly taken to ensure no harm came to the surrounding marine ecosystem.
Residents and supporters praised the achievement as a symbol of unity, adventure, and patriotism.”
