Devendra Suthar, a carpenter from Himatnagar, Gujarat, India, has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records for having the most fingers and toes (polydactylism) on a living person, with a total of 28 digits — 14 fingers and 14 toes.
This rare condition, known as polydactylism, has not hindered Devendra’s daily life. In fact, he uses his unique hands skillfully in his profession as a carpenter. Despite the challenges of having extra digits, Devendra maintains a positive outlook and continues to inspire others with his resilience and cheerful spirit.
His record was verified on 11 November 2014, and since then, he has gained international attention for his extraordinary genetic condition. Devendra’s story is a remarkable example of embracing uniqueness and thriving with what makes one different.
