Siliguri, 25th October: Hanvika Saha, a two-year-old girl from Siliguri, has earned a place in the India Book of Records for her remarkable memory and learning abilities, bringing immense joy to her family.
Hanvika, a resident of Sharat Chandra Pally in Haiderpara, under Ward No. 40 of the Siliguri Municipal Corporation, has demonstrated an exceptional ability name various Indian states and their capitals. She can also identify fruits, flowers and colours, besides answering general knowledge questions.
Adding to her achievements, Hanvika has memorised 18 verses from the Bhagavad Gita, along with the Gayatri Mantra and the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra. She has also developed an interest in chess at an early age.
Her mother, Sanchita Ghosh, said she began teaching Hanvika through playful activities involving pictures and conversations when she was just one year old. Her father, Sujit Saha, also actively supports her learning and development.
The parents remain particularly cautious about Hanvika’s use of mobile devices. They emphasizes the importance of recognizing and encouraging a child’s inherent talent.
Despite her early achievement, Hanvika’s parents do not want to put any pressure on her regarding her future. Instead, they aim to provide her with opportunities to explore her interests and develop her abilities at her own pace.
