India is currently celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi. While artists create large-sized Ganesh idols to showcase their impeccable talent, an art teacher from Telangana created the world’s smallest Ganesh idol. His creative approach to creating the idol in its smallest form intrigues everyone and his talent to make subtle art is hailed by everyone.
The teacher Rajini Kanth belongs to Madaka village of Odela mandal of Peddapalli district. He has been performing his duty to teach kids and educate them about various topics with utmost honesty. Amidst his routine to balance a personal and professional life, Rajini grew a keen interest in subtle art and started creating idols and different artworks. Now, to display his devotion to Lord Ganesh innovatively, Rajini made Lord Ganesh in a miniature form and coloured them differently. Interestingly, the artistic teacher meticulously crafted the idol of Lord Ganesha using chalks that were one-and-a-half-inch in size.
Rajini has the distinction of carving a series of miniature art and sculptures not only of Ganesh Chaturthi but also of different occasions and seasons. He surprises everyone with his talent for sculpting miniatures on chalk pieces which forms the base of his works. Earlier in the past, Rajini has also created mini sculptures of Vinayaka, the Taj Mahal, Abdul Kalam, Sarvapalli Radhakrishna, Manmohan Singh, the T20 World Cup, the Eiffel Tower, Saibaba, Bhadrachalam Temple on the chalk pieces. He also displayed his talent when he created the Karimnagar Clock Tower, Buddha, Charminar, and KCR.
For his impeccable skills in forming miniatures on a chalk piece, the Telangana teacher has been awarded several times. He bagged a spot in the Book of State Records twice, the Telugu Book of Records, and the Telangana Book of Records as well. He also won the Srijana Putra Awards, Karimnagar Best Artist, Record Holder, Republic of India World Record, and Grameen Kalajyoti Record for his talent.