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Jodhamal student Anvika, the little prodigy shines again
10/22/2022 11:36:05 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Oct 22: Anvika, a LKG student of Jodhamal Public School, just a shade over 4 years has once again entered into India Book of Records with two new records.
Anvika, who was in news earlier this year with a Hat-trick of records, has broken two more records in General Knowledge categories by answering the maximum number of General Knowledge questions blindfolded in one minute and by answering the maximum number of General Knowledge questions in 5 minutes.
At the age of 4 years, 2 months and 24 days, the first record, titled as “Maximum General Knowledge questions answered blindfolded in one minute by a kid” was set by Anvika Mahajan by answering 69 General Knowledge questions. This record was earlier set by Astik Pradhan of Sambalpur, Odisha, who had correctly answered 46 General Knowledge questions.
The second record, titled as Maximum number of General Knowledge questions answered in 5 minutes by a kid” was also set by J&K’s little genius by answering 280 General Knowledge questions.
This record was earlier held by Divya Basavakumar Ghante of Bidar, Karnataka, who had answered just 207 general knowledge questions. These general knowledge questions were from various topics including capitals of countries, capitals of all the states and union territories of India, national symbols, solar system, geography, symbols of elements of the periodic table, chemical names of generic medicines.
It is important to mention that Anvika already has 6 Indian records to her name at this tender age. Her proud parents Mr. Ankit and Dr. Sukriti have been pivotal in channelizing Anvika’s interest in General Knowledge into a record breaking spree. The whole Gupta Family has spared no effort to help Anvika in her quest for excellence.
Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee and Dr. Deep Khare, Principal, Jodhamal Public School complimented Anvika Mahajan on achieving this great feat of being a Record holder for the Sixth time.
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