Talented Archana sets a new Asian Book of Records in Chennai

Archana, 11th Standard student of Holy Angels Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School, T.Nagar, Chennai and disciple of Mr.Panchatcharam had set a new Asian Book of Record on 2nd July by performing Silambam blind folded continuously for 11 and a half hours.



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