World Record for the LONGEST TIME HANGING ON GYMNASTIC RINGS BY AN INFANT (FEMALE – AGE CATEGORY: 6–7 MONTHS) - by Inaya Singh

The World Record for the LONGEST TIME HANGING ON GYMNASTIC RINGS BY AN INFANT (FEMALE – AGE CATEGORY: 6–7 MONTHS) is achieved by INAYA SINGH on 21 March 2026 in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. She hung on gymnastic rings for 1 minute at the age of 7 months and has set a World Record for the Worldwide Book of Records. "They say big things come in small packages, and 7-month-old Inaya Singh just proved it to the world! " On March 21, 2026, Inaya achieved a breathtaking feat by hanging on gymnastic rings for a full 1 minute, securing her place in the Worldwide Book of Records.

While Inaya dominates the Female (6–7 months) category, her performance has set a new benchmark across the board. Even when compared to the record held in the older 11–12 month Male category, previously set at 35.68 seconds. Inaya has shattered expectations by holding on for nearly double that time at a much younger age.

She hasn’t just set a record; she has redefined what is possible for infants worldwide. Huge congratulations to her proud parents, you have a little superhero in the making!" Strength Beyond Her Months: Inaya Singh Sets World Record on Gymnastic Rings

In an incredible demonstration of natural grip strength and physical endurance, a young prodigy from Punjab has captured the world's attention. Inaya Singh has officially secured her place in the global archives, showcasing a physical milestone that is truly extraordinary for an infant. "Behind every great champion is a dedicated coach, and for 7-month-old Inaya Singh, that coach is her father, Jaskaran Preet Singh. Under his expert guidance and training, Inaya has achieved the impossible, officially setting a World Record for the Longest Time Hanging on Gymnastic Rings While this record is officially in her age-specific category, Inaya’s performance has truly 'leaped' across boundaries. To put her strength into perspective: the record for the older 11–12 month category stands at 35.68 seconds. Inaya, despite being much younger, nearly doubled that time, showing that the foundation laid by her father’s training is world-class.

This is a moment of immense pride for her mother, Riya Bansal, and her father-trainer, Jaskaran Preet Singh. They didn't just see a toddler; they saw a world-beater.

Congratulations to the Singh family on this historic achievement! Inaya isn't just a record-holder; she is a testament to what love, training, and belief can achieve.

On March 21, 2026, in Greater Noida, Inaya took on a challenge that would test the grip of many older children. At the age of just 7 months, she successfully hung from gymnastic rings for a continuous 1 minute, setting the world record for the Worldwide Book of Records in the female 6-to-7-month age category.

Official Record Summary

Record Category	Achievement Details
Record Title	Longest Time Hanging on Gymnastic Rings by an Infant (Female – 6-7 Months)
Record Holder	Inaya Singh
Duration Achieved	1 Minute
Age at Achievement	7 Months
Achievement Date	21 March 2026
Location	Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
Awarding Body	Worldwide Book of Records

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