 <font size="3" style="font-style: italic;"> Aao Saare...Indore Sawaaren!</font><br /><span style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline;">Our City. Our Responsibility - Lets make Indore a better place to Live!<br /><br /></span><span style="font-weight: bold;">INDORE Has made a World Record for the Biggest Tea Party</span> . <em>32,681 people sip tea at one place to enter the Guinness Book of Records. </em>On Feb 24th, Sunday evening, Indore replaced Nishio City, Japan, in the Guinness Book of  World Records as the place where the maximum number of people gathered at one  venue to drink tea. The Japanese city had seen 14,718 people have tea together on October 8, 2006,  but the Nehru stadium here saw a turnout of more than double that number â€“  32,681.<br /><br />This is the call for unity! A call for the world record, a call for the first ever biggest Tea Party to unite the whole city of Indore.<br /><br />One of the fastest growing newspaper of India, Dainik Bhaskar has started this initiative to get together whole indore at the most famous Nehru Stadium, on 24th February. &quot;Hamara Shahar- Hamara Dayeetva&quot;&nbsp; - meaning Our City, Our Responsibility. <br />{mosimage}<br /><br />Indore is a beatiful city - but still its not at par with the metros of India like Mumbai or Delhi. A City is not only made by the&nbsp; buildings and the infrastructure, but also by the people of city. The citizens and their though process, their attitude and their activities define the future of any City. This initiative is to bring together the indorians of all cader, of all thoughts. From yougnsters to aged, from kids to housewives, from labor to businessmen, Everyone is invited.<br /><br />If you are an indorian, and you believe in the power of indore, join this Tea Party to build a future of Indore! Dont miss it!<br /><hr style="width: 100%; height: 2px;" /><span style="font-weight: bold;">A cheer went up in the stadium as the Guinness representative Francesca Diesidia  declared the new world record. </span><br /><p>People formed a kilometre-long queue to get early entry into the stadium.  There were seven entry points where electronic counters registered the  footfalls. The doors were opened by 3:30 pm and the distribution of tea&nbsp; started  at 5:40 pm. </p> <p>Every citizen in the stadium was given a specially designed cup to drink the  tea in. They were allowed to keep the cup as a memento. City residents who  couldnâ€™t attend the event got to see it on local TV channels. </p> <p>Filmfare award winning playback singer Shreya Ghoshal and Krishna, who lent  his voice to popular numbers like Maula mere lele meri jaan from Chak De India,  enthralled the audience with their vibrant live performance. Shammi Narang, a  senior newsreader from Doordarshan, was the compere. </p> <p>Brook Bond Red Label and the Tea Board of India were associated with the  event. <br />A special â€œIndore Anthemâ€Â written by the city poet Rahat Indoree and  sung by Shankar Mahadevan was released on the occasion.</p><span style="font-weight: bold;">News Courtesy: DNA</span><br /> 