7-year-old Tripura boy writes alphabets of 30 languages, sets India Book record
Seven-year-old Rudransh Bhowmik from Tripura has set an India Book of Records entry by writing the alphabets of 30 different languages in 93 minutes. The achievement highlights the child's cognitive ability to manage diverse scripts including Arabic, Japanese, and Russian.
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Thirty alphabets, one pencil and 93 minutes. Those are the figures behind an entry in the India Book of Records, where seven-year-old Rudransh Bhowmik of West Tripura, Tripura, has been recorded for writing the alphabet of the maximum number of languages by a child.The attemptRudransh, born on October 29, 2018, wrote the alphabets of 30 national and international languages, among them Georgian, Russian, Bengali, Arabic and Japanese. He finished in 1 hour and 33 minutes, using only paper and pencil, at the age of 7 years, 10 months and 6 days.The time works out to a little over three minutes per language.
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