Bhubaneswar: At an age when children of her age learn basic vocabulary, this two-year-old prodigy has left everyone spellbound by showcasing exceptional general knowledge facts.
Hailing from Kendrapara district, Prince has entered the India book of records recently.
Daughter of Anita Samal and Ranjit Nayak, Prince has a knack for memorizing fascinating facts. She astounds everyone by rattling off the names of all seven days of the week, correctly identifying the countries of the world, and even naming all the neighbouring countries of India. That’s not all. She also impresses with her knowledge of the largest birds in the world, reciting their names with ease.
Born on April 10, 2022, she has mastered many GK facts and assured a place for herself in the record books with the help of her parents and maternal grandfather.
Her mother Anita who works as a Zoology demonstrator at Angala College in Jajpur said, “Prince has been staying at her maternal grandparents’ house as it is nearer to my workplace. Her Aja (grandfather) teaches her everything in a playful mood. We never force her child into learning. Seeing her interest to know new things, we created a fun and interactive learning environment at home. I make them memorize things taught by my father.”
She further said, “The officials of the India Book of Records asked them to send the videos of Prince answering the questions in various categories. The videos of Prince answering questions in around 12 categories were submitted.”
As she achieved the record, Prince has become a sensation, inspiring young children across the state to explore and learn new things. Her story highlights the importance of early childhood learning and the boundless potential of young minds.
