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Indian man creates world record in phillumeny
Jul 25, 2012 Comment
Bhopal, (ANI): In an attempt to create world record phillumeny, a man from Bhopal owns a collection of more than 10,000 matchsticks from different parts of the world. Sunil Bhatt, record holder of India book of records, global world record, unique world record and assist world record moved a step further making an attempt to create a world record for phillumeny also known as phillumenism, by collecting more than 10,000 matchsticks and getting his name registered in the Guinness book of world records. Talking to the reporter record holder Sunil Bhatt said that he started collecting matchsticks thirty years ago.
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