Guinness World Record for stitching the largest pair of blue jeans celebrated. one day after cranes bent while trying to lift the giant 7.5 tonne pants. 

Workers laid the pair on the position and put big balloons inside the legs to show off the size of the jeans, which are 141 feet (43 m) tall and 98 feet (30 m) wide. 

That Jeans have pockets, red buttons and a brown belt. The crane operators gave up trying to lift the pants with three machines and went looking for a fourth. 

They wanted to lift the pants to show them. On Friday, workers had to bit the idea of hoisting the jeans altogether. 

The Colombian city of Medellin at present holds the record for the world’s largest pair of jeans, which is exact by size, according to the clothing company that organized the event in San Juan de Lurigancho, a district full of textile plants east of the Peru’s capital, Lima. 

The previous Guinness record grip is Colombian pair and it were 114 feet (35 m) tall by 82 feet (25 m) wide. The company’s chief executive said, material from the pants will be cut to create backpacks for area school children.

MUMBAI: Maharashtra delegate chief minister Ajit Pawar on Thursday handed a cheque of Rs one lakh to Indian hockey player Yuvraj Walmiki. 

The 21 years old forward met Pawar at the Mantralaya on Thursday morning. Walmiki scored in the penalty strokes during the final of the Asian Champions Trophy final on Sunday against Pakistan in China.

The NCP leader also took reminder of the disconnected electricity at Walmiki's residence and asked BEST general manager Om Prakash Gupta to immediately restore the supply. 

The state government is also setting up to allot Walmiki a flat in the city.

It was touching, formal and a first for them both: President Barack Obama and former President George Bush, side by side, at site of the former World Trade Center towers. 

Last spring, just days after Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. army, Obama flew to New York City for a few moments at Ground Zero, to respect those who had fallen in the terrorist attacks. 

But when he completed an invitation to former President George W. Bush, the invite was declined. 

On Sunday, the two stood gently in front of the bronze parapets that envelop the giant reflecting pools, which stand in the correct footprints of the former twin towers. 

First Lady Michele Obama stands by the president's side, and Laura Bush stand next to the former president. 

On May 5, when he visited the site, Obama renowned, "It did not matter who was in charge, we were going to make sure that the perpetrators of that terrible act that they established justice." 

At the time, the former president wished to stay out of the spotlight, CNN reported a Bush spokesman saying. 

But today's ceremony combined the two families, and was noticeable by the memorable sign when Michele Obama comforted Laura Bush as she broke down in tears.