Mysuru child enters India Book of Records

NT Correspondent

Mysuru, Feb. 12: A one year and eleven-monthold child from Bannur town in Mysuru district has entered the India Book of Records for its extraordinary capability to recognize many things swiftly in the shortest possible time.

Vaibhav G, son of Girish B R and Gagana A M, natives of Bannur, was born on March 3, 2020.

Vaibhav has entered the record book for his rare capability and extraordinary memory at his age to identify 19 food items, four national symbols, 17 general objects, 17 body parts, nine fruits, 15 vehicles, nine professionals, nine different styles of costumes, 19 domestic objects and 72 alphabetbased objects.

He also performs several postures of yoga asanas.

Vaibhav can even identify seven festivals, 20 states of India, 35 animals and other things, according to his parents. The videos of the child were sent in December 2021.

The child’s name is included in the list of India Book of Records released recently. They have received the certificate and medal related to the record for his rare feat recently, his proud parents said.

While the child’s father is a businessman, Vaibhav’s mother, who is a teacher, has trained her child from a very young age. The India Book of Records is affiliated to the Asia Book of Records and follows Asian protocol of records.