3 Gurukulam students enter India Book of Records

Visakhapatnam: In a highly-competitive world, every second counts. The three Class X students of Dr BR Ambedkar Gurukulam at Sabbavaram in Anakapalli district knew too well how to manage time effectively.

For J Nishal, D Manoharsha and D Vishwanath, a few seconds are enough to recite the periodic table of 118 elements.

Their time management skills coupled with a competitive spirit, earned them a place in the India Book of Records.

J Nishal can recite the periodic table in just 13 seconds, D Manoharsha in 16 seconds and D Vishwanath in 19 seconds.

Their rare feat brought laurels to the institution. “We never expected to enter the India Book of Records. The achievement came as a pleasant surprise to us. It motivates us to push our boundaries, coordinating with one another as a team and nurturing healthy competition,” the students shared with The Hans India.

The trio stated that it took them two months to prepare for the record.

Presenting the record certificates to the students, Minister for Social Welfare, Disabled and Senior Citizens Welfare Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy acknowledged their efforts and encouraged them to achieve greater heights in the future.

Even earlier, the team secured a place in the Telugu Book of Records for reciting the periodic table in a record time.

“Now, the chase is for the Guinness World Records. Preparations will be made for it next,” mentioned T. Rambabu, Guide Teacher, who trained and motivated the students to break the record, with confidence.

Appreciating the students, Principal of the Gurukulam N Ramakrishna informed that they have been excelling in both academics and science-based innovative concepts. He further said that rest of the classmates too draw inspiration from their achievement.