Little Abhinav is known for skipping counting of numbers by 2's, 3's and 20's upto their places respectively in just 6 minutes and 38 seconds at the tiny age of just 4 years and 3 months
The best thing about curiosity is that it is the twin of growth. A curious person can never go downhill and specially a child infused with curiosity is like a buried gold which needs to be converted to Kohinoor. Little Abhinav's saga stands true on the lines of acute curiosity resulting in the incident of setting up phenomenal record of skipping counting of numbers by 2's, 3's and 20's upto their places respectively in just 6 minutes and 38 seconds at the tiny age of just 4 years and 3 months. World Book of Records, London includes him in its Kids' edition-2022.
There goes a proverb in Hindi language about the signs of intelligence are always reflected in childhood and little Abhinav's story speaks about the same. His brilliance began to reflect in his activities and learnings and preferences at the age of just 3 years when he began reciting numbers till 100. He has been collecting laurels and accolades since then. Maths has become his second language and it seems like he breathes in numbers and breathes out more curiosity in mathematics as subject.
Whereever numbers are shown, Abhinav is there. His grandparents began showing him Youtube videos regarding calculations and numbers and Abhinav's interest took over from there like a rocket. He is well aware of the concept in maths which other kids of his age are not. He is also aware of geometrical shapes and is brilliant at his memorising power. Abhinav is currently studying in UKG and not just loves Maths but also reading. He loves to take interest in learning every new thing under the Sun and has Eagle-like focus. When it comes to outdoor activities, Abhinav loves cycling, shape puzzles and running.
Despite having both the parents working, Abhinav is blessed and guided well by grandparents. The incidents snowballing into a record were something which were never planned deliberately by the family. World Book of Records, London wishes Abhinav all the very best for future endeavours.
