Deliberated news websites that Indian Mahachta Marasi-old 179-year-old entered the Guinness Book of Records as the "oldest man alive."
In a statement to the site "will survive," said the French-speaking Marasi "I'm alive for a long time, to the point that my grandchildren have died many years ago, and did not stock and any hopes of me."
In a statement to the site "will survive," said the French-speaking Marasi "I'm alive for a long time, to the point that my grandchildren have died many years ago, and did not stock and any hopes of me."
Chives Mahachta Marasi born in January 1835 in Bangalore, and registered in the identity papers that he lived in Varanasi, which lies on the banks of the River Ganges in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh until 1903, as reported by news agencies, as documents indicate that the work of a cobbler in the city until 1957, and retired from his job when he was 122 years old, according to the site, which was published the news.
The site that the man's birth certificate and identity card confirming his novel, but there is no medical examination confirms this
The site that the man's birth certificate and identity card confirming his novel, but there is no medical examination confirms this
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