1st World Record
At the same young age of 16, he obtained a gearless vehicle license, a milestone that ignited a fire within him to set a world record. And so, on a beautiful day, September 18, 2016, amidst the breath-taking terrains of Leh to Khardungla, the world’s highest motorable road at 18,380 ft above sea level, Jeet rode a scooter blindfolded for an incredible 39 kilometres. It’s known to be an extraordinarily deadly yet adventurous motorable road where the air was thin, and many struggled to breathe. And during the record attempt, the temperature dropped to -7º C. Still, young Jeet defied all odds, etching his name in history and capturing his first world record.
2nd World Record
“Burting Balloons Blindfolded” showcased his remarkable skill of bursting balloons blindfolded. With unparalleled precision, he popped 35 balloons in a mere 30 seconds, leaving spectators in awe of his prowess.
3rd World Record
On December 26, 2016, Jeet continued his streak, setting two more records. In the mesmerizing “Ball Catch,” he caught an astonishing 42 balls in just one minute, etching his name in history.
4th World Record
At just 17 years old, Jeet has left an indelible mark, with one of his early achievements setting the record for recognizing flashcards from 0 to 9 blindfolded, identifying an astonishing 103 cards in just one minute. This achievement earned him the title of “the most flashcards recognized blindfolded.” But Jeet didn’t stop there.
5th & 6th World Record
In 2018, he set two more records in Mumbai, revolving around blindfolded skating. He completed a 10-kilometer skating marathon on the road and dribbled a basketball while skating blindfolded for 4.8 kilometers. These records were not just about showcasing his skills. But they were also dedicated to promoting the campaign “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” (Save the Girl Child, Educate the Girl Child), emphasizing the importance of empowering girls in our society. Famous Bollywood actor Kiku Sharda graced the event & appreciated Jeet’s talent.
7th World Record
On the historic day of October 1, 2019, marking the 150th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Jeet achieved yet another significant feat. He cycled blindfolded from Gandhinagar to Ahmedabad, covering a distance of 26 kilometers. This personal record event attracted the support of 200 cyclists, including a central minister, all joining hands to raise awareness about the noble cause of FIT India.
8th World Record
In the year 2022, the 44th Chess Olympiad, an international team chess event organized by the International Chess Federation (FIDE), took place in India. PM Narendra Modi initiated a torch relay to motivate maximum youth to participate in this event. The torch relay started on July 19 at the Indira Gandhi Arena in New Delhi, where FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich handed the torch to the Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, who then passed it to former World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand Ji. The torch was subsequently taken to 75 cities over the course of 40 days.
