Pollachi: 7-year-old girl wins Indian Book of Records award
Coimbatore: Varna, daughter of Vanjinathan and Meenakshi, a 7-year-old girl from Pollachi SV Naidu Road, is studying in 2nd grade. They observed that the girl, who has the ability to write fast from an early age, has the ability to learn fast. So her parents applied to the India Book of Records to promote the girl's talent.
Her parents sent a video of Varna, saying the word 'thank you' in 9 languages, singing in 5 languages, and who can write numbers from 100 to 1 in a minute into the Indian Book of Records. The Indian Book of Records recognized the talent of Varna and the student Varna received the Indian Book of Record Award.
Meenakshi, the student's mother, said, "My daughter Varna Vanjinathan's achievement is recorded in the Indian Book of Records. She has said thank you in nine languages, has sung songs in five languages, reciting over 12 verses of Thirukural. She has also written in descending order from one hundred to one. She completed two dimensional images, three-dimensional images in 42 seconds. All this is recognized by the Indian Book of Records. Now we are training her to do this less time. She is also studying Bharata Natyam which has a lot of mudras. We are training her now for the Guinness Book of Records to show all the mudras within fifty seconds. I hope my daughter will also be in the Guinness Book of World Records."
Her parents sent a video of Varna, saying the word 'thank you' in 9 languages, singing in 5 languages, and who can write numbers from 100 to 1 in a minute into the Indian Book of Records. The Indian Book of Records recognized the talent of Varna and the student Varna received the Indian Book of Record Award.
Meenakshi, the student's mother, said, "My daughter Varna Vanjinathan's achievement is recorded in the Indian Book of Records. She has said thank you in nine languages, has sung songs in five languages, reciting over 12 verses of Thirukural. She has also written in descending order from one hundred to one. She completed two dimensional images, three-dimensional images in 42 seconds. All this is recognized by the Indian Book of Records. Now we are training her to do this less time. She is also studying Bharata Natyam which has a lot of mudras. We are training her now for the Guinness Book of Records to show all the mudras within fifty seconds. I hope my daughter will also be in the Guinness Book of World Records."