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Udaipur's Micro Artist Dr. Iqbal Sakka Creates India's Smallest Map and Tricolor Flag in Gold

Dr. Iqbal Sakka, a talented micro artist from Udaipur, has achieved a remarkable feat by creating India's smallest map and tricolor flag entirely in gold. Claiming the title of the world's tiniest, the map of India measures just 2 millimeters while the tricolor flag, a mere 1 millimeter. Dr. Sakka meticulously crafted these miniature masterpieces, adorning the tip of a needle with the Indian flag in a remarkable display of skill and precision, completing the task within 36 hours. Source: DB

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