National Games mascot Ammu in Limca Book of Records
According to the Limca Book's 2015 Special Literature Edition, it is a play about a mascot which had been staged in most number of schools.

The mascot found a place in the record books owing to a play, 'Kalikkunna Kuttikalkkayi Bharatham Kathirikkunnu' (India Awaits Children Who Play) in which Ammu is featured.
According to the Limca Book's 2015 Special Literature Edition, it is a play about a mascot which had been staged in most number of schools.
"By April 9, 2014 the drama starring Ammu, the Great Indian Hornbill, had been staged in 147 schools across seven districts of Kerala. It encourages students to participate in sports," it says.
The play was envisaged to promote sports among children and persuade them to take up sports along with academics, National Games Secretariat sources here said.
Scripted and directed by theatre artist Anil Karetee and enacted by a team of police officers led by Chandrakumar, the play was first enacted at a school in the city last September, they added.
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