Udaipur-based master craftsman Prof. Dr. Iqbal Sakka has created history by achieving a remarkable feat at the global level. He produced 195 of the world’s smallest silver Indian tricolour flags within 195 minutes, thereby creating 195 world records simultaneously. This extraordinary achievement has been recorded in the Singapore World Record Book.

Born on 2 January 1965 in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, Prof. Dr. Iqbal Sakka demonstrated exceptional precision and craftsmanship through his miniature artwork. Each tricolour flag created by him measures only 0.01 millimetres in size. Remarkably, when viewed through a magnifying lens, the Ashoka Chakra is also visible, reflecting the extraordinary detail in his work.

A total of 200 milligrams of silver was used to craft these 195 miniature tricolour flags. Completing the task within 195 minutes resulted in the creation of 195 world records at once, making it a unique and historic accomplishment.

Following this achievement, the name of Prof. Dr. Iqbal Sakka is being recorded in the Singapore World Record Book, bringing pride to Udaipur and the state of Rajasthan. His accomplishment is being recognized as a remarkable blend of artistic skill, dedication, and patriotic spirit.

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