The Motorcycle Rider Display Team "Daredevils" of the Indian Army achieved a remarkable milestone on January 20, 2025, at Kartavya Path, New Delhi.
The team set a new World Record for the tallest Human Pyramid on moving motorcycles, reaching a height of 20.4 feet. This impressive formation involved 40 men on seven motorcycles, covering a distance of 2 kilometers from Vijay Chowk to India Gate.
Known as the "Daredevils," this team hails from the Corps of Signals and has a prestigious history of accolades, gaining international recognition for their exceptional performances.
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With this recent achievement, the team now holds an astounding total of 33 World Records, with entries in the Guinness Book of World Records, Asia Book of Records, and Limca Book of Records.
The Daredevils were welcomed at India Gate by members of the Signals Fraternity, including Lieutenant General KV Kumar, Head of the Arm of the Corps of Signals.
The event was filled with cheers and motivational support, celebrating the team's incredible accomplishment.
Since their inception in 1935, the Daredevils have performed over 1,600 motorcycle displays throughout India. They captivate audiences during prestigious events such as Republic Day Parades, Army Day Parades, and various military exhibitions. Their dedication and extraordinary skills continue to inspire and display the brilliance of the Indian Army.
In an effort to enhance public participation in nationally significant events, approximately 10,000 special guests have been invited to the 76th Republic Day Parade at Kartavya Path, New Delhi, on January 26, 2025.
These guests, recognized as architects of 'Swarnim Bharat,' come from diverse backgrounds and include top performers in various fields and those who have effectively utilized government schemes.
Additionally, sarpanches from villages that have met targets in government initiatives have been invited. A national-level competition was also announced by the Department of Administrative Reforms to further engage the public.