Three and a half-year-old kids create records for extraordinary memory.

Three and a half-year-old kids create records for extraordinary memory.

Three and half year old Kunwar Pratap Singh can remember capitals of all the countries around the world; he also knows tables of 1 to 40, prime numbers, and multiples of every number. 

It is often said that “Age is just a number.” A three and a half-year-old kid from Punjab’ Ludhiana perfectly exemplifies that statement. This is the story of Kunwar Pratap Singh, who secured his name in India’s Book of records and international Book of records for his sharpest memory. Alongside, he also got featured in child Prodigy Magazine. 

 According to a press note, he was awarded the Grandmaster title for recalling 27 monuments in 1 minute and doing 14 multiplication tables in 1 minute by India book of records. As for his papers in the International Book of records, he bagged them for being the youngest to recite 1 to 30 tables, fastest to answer capitals of all Indian states in 48 seconds, youngest to read maximum books, 27 books in 23 minutes 48 seconds. Moreover, in child Prodigy Magazine, he was selected amongst the top 100 from all over India. 

A student of Sacred Heart convent school in Sarabha Nagar, the little one knows much more than that of a student studying in standard fifth. Besides remembering the capitals of all the countries worldwide, he also knows tables of 1 to 40, prime numbers, and multiples of every number. 

He is also a book lover who showcases fluency in his reading and speaking. Kunwar Pratap can comfortably pronounce long words and that too with a good reading speed. Other than that, he also amazes people to do multiplication, Subtraction, and division orally. 

With his eidetic memory, he even remembers the details about the residents of the area where he resides, including their house numbers; he can also recall incidents or conversations over a year ago.

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