KANNUR MAN CARVES INDIAN HISTORIC MONUMENTS ON SOAP

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Nidhin from Kannur has carved five Indian historic monuments in on soap bars.
He completed each sculpture in about 8-10 hours on an average.
Nidhin‘s name has now been added to the India Book of Records.

A man called Nidhin has earned a place in Indian Book of Records due to his hobby which is about carving sculptures on different types of soaps. Althou....

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KANNUR MAN CARVES INDIAN HISTORIC MONUMENTS ON SOAP

Published On 03 Feb 2021 10:26 AM

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