VIJAYAWADA: Garigipati Jhaswik Sriyan, a five-year-old prodigy from Chandarlapadu, NTR District, has astounded the world with his exceptional memory skills, proving that age is merely a number. By the tender age of three, Jhaswik had already memorized an impressive array of facts, including the names of 60 animals, 23 vegetables, 40 English rhymes, the Indian pledge, Vandemataram, the national anthem, and Sanskrit devotional slokas like Gayatri Mantra, Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra, Jaya Janardana, and Hanuman Dandakam.
Encouraged by his inquisitive nature, Jhaswik’s parents, G Ramakrishna, a police sub-inspector in the same mandal, and G Devayani, a Pharmacologist and homemaker, began teaching him alphabets, colors, vegetables, fruits, and more at the age of two. To everyone’s amazement, he quickly absorbed the information and demonstrated remarkable accuracy.
Jhaswik’s abilities extended far beyond memorization. He showcased knowledge of sea animals, insects, flowers, body parts, colors, vehicles, professions, musical instruments, and sports, among other things.
Recognizing his problem-solving skills, his mother introduced him to puzzles. From basic puzzles to complex ones, Jhaswik swiftly mastered them. His talents caught the attention of Kalams World Records when he was just four years old, marking the beginning of his journey to numerous prestigious awards.
On December 21, 2022, Jhaswik was honored with the title of ‘Extraordinary Grasping Power Genius Kid’ by Abdul Kalam World Records, acknowledging his exceptional IQ and quick grasping ability. Subsequently, on January 17, 2023, India Book of Records awarded him the Genius Kid title for his remarkable talents. His achievements continued to soar as he accomplished the extraordinary feat of becoming the fastest kid to solve 50 jigsaw puzzles in just 5 minutes on May 8, 2023, earning him recognition from India Book of Records and the prestigious title of Grand Master from Asia Book of Records.
His prowess was further celebrated when he rearranged 553 pieces of a jigsaw puzzle in an impressive 59 minutes, earning him appreciation from India Book of Records on April 7, 2023.
Jhaswik’s talents extend beyond puzzles; he also excels in slime preparation, toy-making, and painting. Currently, he is learning Kuchipudi and Karate at his school, St. Lucy in Mangalapalli of Chandarlapadu mandal.
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