Begusarai Hosts World Record Grand Feast: 1 Million People, 1000 Quintals Curd, 600 Maunds Ghee

• A grand feast in Begusarai, Bihar, aims to feed over 1 million people, attracting participants from across India.
• The event is a post-funeral ritual (Shraddh Karma) for the late Ram Kripal Singh, father of Ranjan Singh, a renowned contractor.
• Known as the 'All India Gautam Mahasammelan', it has seen 100,000 people voluntarily preparing food for 10 days.
• Preparations include 1000 quintals of curd and over 600 maunds of ghee, unprecedented for such an event.
• The feast symbolizes national unity, tradition, and collective cooperation, potentially setting a new world record.

Why It Matters: Begusarai's unprecedented grand feast for 1 million people sets a new standard for community gatherings.