“7-Year-Old Ranjith Raja Earns IBR Achiever Title for Exceptional Knowledge and Creative Talent”

Ranjith Raja, a remarkable 7-year-old from Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, has earned the prestigious title of ‘IBR Achiever’ from the India Book of Records for demonstrating a rare blend of academic knowledge, general awareness, linguistic ability, and artistic talent at a very young age.

Born on November 15, 2017, Ranjith showcased his multifaceted skills by successfully identifying and naming 10 colours, 6 chess pieces, and recalling 10 animals, the months of the year, days of the week, the multiplication table of 2, and 7 national symbols. His impressive memory and awareness are matched by his storytelling skills — he eloquently narrated 3 Tamil moral short stories, highlighting cultural understanding and moral values. He also displayed his creativity by completing a colourful drawing, further proving his versatility and artistic inclination.

Ranjith’s achievement was officially confirmed on March 24, 2025, making him one of the youngest children from Tamil Nadu to be recognized by the India Book of Records for such a wide range of abilities.

His parents, teachers, and mentors have praised Ranjith’s dedication, curiosity, and enthusiasm for learning. “He’s a child who observes everything with sharp eyes and asks questions that surprise even adults,” said his mother, proudly acknowledging his passion for books and puzzles. “We’re happy to support his interests and let him explore.”

The India Book of Records appreciated Ranjith’s performance, stating, “Children like Ranjith Raja represent the future of India. His ability to grasp and retain diverse concepts at such a young age is nothing short of extraordinary.”

As Ranjith continues to learn and grow, he aspires to explore more subjects, especially in science and literature, while nurturing his creativity through art and storytelling. His achievement has already begun to inspire other children in his school and community.

This young achiever from Thanjavur has shown that age is no barrier to brilliance, and with encouragement and opportunity, young minds can achieve the extraordinary.

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