25-month-old Shriyanksh Shastri from Dharmanagar enters World Kings Top Records 2025 for extraordinary learning abilities, showcasing rare early childhood talent, disciplined parenting, and exceptional cognitive development recognized at national and global levels.
A remarkable story of talent and early childhood brilliance has emerged from Dharmanagar, as 25-month-old Shriyanksh Shastri secured a prestigious place in the World Kings Top Records 2025, bringing immense pride to his family and the state.
Shriyanksh, the son of Biswajit Shastri and Swapna Das of Subhash Palli in Chandrapur, has astonished record authorities with his extraordinary cognitive abilities at an age when most children are still learning basic speech. His achievement stands as a rare example of exceptional early learning and disciplined nurturing.
This is not Shriyanksh’s first national recognition. At just 18 months old, he had already entered the India Book of Records for his ability to identify various human body parts and recognize 20 different animals accurately. His early accomplishment attracted widespread attention and laid the foundation for further evaluation of his skills.
By the time he turned two, Shriyanksh demonstrated advanced learning abilities across 36 distinct content areas. These include identifying animals, recalling Indian states along with their capitals, and showing knowledge of mythology—an area rarely mastered by children of such a tender age. His exceptional memory retention, clarity in responses, and consistency in performance set him apart from other young learners.
Recognising his rare talent, the World Kings Top Records, which operates under the India Book of Records, formally awarded Shriyanksh a certificate and medal, officially listing his name in the 2025 edition. The recognition process involved a detailed assessment of video submissions documenting the child’s abilities.
Speaking about his son’s journey, Shriyanksh’s father Biswajit Shastri said that signs of exceptional learning were visible as early as 12 months of age. He credited a disciplined learning routine, constant encouragement, and a positive home environment for the child’s growth.
His mother, Swapna Das, a B.Ed student, played a pivotal role in shaping Shriyanksh’s early education. She regularly engaged him in structured learning activities, transforming everyday interactions into educational experiences. According to the family, learning sessions were kept joyful and pressure-free, ensuring the child’s curiosity remained intact.
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“We sent video clips of his abilities to the India Book of Records through email in November. After verification, he was certified and later received the medal and certificate by post,” the father said.
Education experts say Shriyanksh’s achievement highlights the importance of early childhood stimulation and supportive parenting. While such extraordinary talent is rare, the case reinforces how a nurturing environment can help children explore their full potential.
Shriyanksh Shastri’s entry into the World Kings Top Records 2025 serves as an inspiring example of how early learning, guided by patience and dedication, can lead to global recognition even before a child turns three.
