Hi, I am Raj Sukheja, husband of Renu Sukheja who has seen the grueling hard work and effort that has gone by my wife to make this record possible at 50 Years of Age. Notwithstanding the fact that it could have been life threatening my wife also suffers from Osteo Arthritis of the knees since over a decade now and doctors had even asked her to keep walking to the minimum but just out of sheer will power, courage and hard work she has been able to complete this massive record and hence this petition. 

I applaud this courage and do not think if I was in her shoes, I would have been able to successfully complete this record. I am sure many of us will feel the same way. Please do review the video posted above. 

An Indian Woman - Renu Sukheja, Age 50 completed a non stop 15 Hour Marathon on the Elliptical (Cross Trainer) at Hyderabad on 5th March 2010 and was accepted by Limca Book of World Records as the entire event was video recorded and witnessed by verified witnesses inclusive of gazetted officers based on guidelines provided by Guinness and Limca World Records. 

Guinness has not responded to queries towards acceptance of the record even though all guidelines were followed to the letter except for inviting their auditors from UK by paying their fees and other associated costs. 

Please sign This Petition for Renu Sukheja and help her get the Honor of Being The First Woman to have Ever completed 15 Hour Elliptical Marathon at Hyderabad City, Telangana State, India.

Please pass this message on and get the petitions signed until Guinness agrees to accept and publish this incredible record.  

This is the first time a Woman and that too an Indian at the age of 50 has successfully attempted and completed such a task which is available on video tape for the entire length of the attempt. A short video is also available on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxwNglca0Bo which is available for preview. It is quite unfair for Guinness not to offer the same opportunity to athletes from the Developing Countries as they do to the Developed Countries. This is a petition towards Indian Women's rights and the recognition their efforts should garner worldwide.