In a grand celebration of Tamil culture, traditional martial arts, and collective excellence, the Noble Group of Institutions successfully organized a historic Silambam record event that has been officially recognized by Nova World Records on January 24, 2026.
The prestigious event was organized by Noble Group of Institutions under the aegis of Nova World Records, with the dedicated support of Virudhai Sports Academy. The record attempt took place at Noble Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Periyavallikulam, Virudhunagar, commencing at 9.00 a.m., and witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and Silambam practitioners.
The record-setting performance featured the highest number of participants forming a Silambam-themed Tamil letter human formation, symbolizing the depth and pride of Tamil heritage. The participants performed continuous Silambam stick rotations for one uninterrupted hour, completing one rotation every 60 seconds, achieving a total of 60 synchronized Silambam rotations—a remarkable display of endurance, discipline, and martial artistry.
In a grand celebration of Tamil culture, traditional martial arts, and collective excellence, the Noble Group of Institutions successfully organized a historic Silambam record event that has been officially recognized by Nova World Records on January 24, 2026.
The prestigious event was organized by Noble Group of Institutions under the aegis of Nova World Records, with the dedicated support of Virudhai Sports Academy. The record attempt took place at Noble Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Periyavallikulam, Virudhunagar, commencing at 9.00 a.m., and witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and Silambam practitioners.
Chief Guest
The record-setting performance featured the highest number of participants forming a Silambam-themed Tamil letter human formation, symbolizing the depth and pride of Tamil heritage. The participants performed continuous Silambam stick rotations for one uninterrupted hour, completing one rotation every 60 seconds, achieving a total of 60 synchronized Silambam rotations—a remarkable display of endurance, discipline, and martial artistry.
The event was graced by an eminent panel of dignitaries. The Chief Guest, Dr. A. S. A. Jerald Gnanarathinam, Chairman of the Noble Group of Institutions, along with distinguished guests Dr. N. R. Virgin Inigo and Er. J. V. Nijish, added prestige to the occasion. Several respected educationists served as Guests of Honour, acknowledging the cultural and educational significance of the achievement. Special guests, representatives from Silambam associations, and an official panel of Nova World Records
adjudicators ensured the flawless execution and verification of the attempt, lending credibility and international recognition to the achievement.
This outstanding performance was officially acknowledged by Nova World Records and recorded in the Nova Book of Records under Record No. NWRPL26SL-3036, dated January 24, 2026.
The achievement reflects the Noble Group of Institutions’ unwavering commitment to holistic education, cultural preservation, and the promotion of traditional sports alongside academic excellence. By providing a platform for indigenous martial arts like Silambam, the institution continues to inspire students to embrace discipline, teamwork, cultural pride, and physical fitness.
This record stands as a landmark accomplishment, reinforcing the Noble Group of Institutions’ role as a torchbearer in nurturing talent, tradition, and transformative education for future generations.
