The Inspiring Tale of a Father and Daughter: Epics, Aspirations and Records
Little Apoorva eagerly waits for the bedtime for enchanting stories woven by her mother, Surya, who had a special talent of bringing the timeless stories of Ramayana and Mahabharata to life. As her mother had an enduring passion for these epics, every night the young girl met with valorous heroes and wise sages.
These tales fascinated Apoorva and soon she began to remember the minute details – character names, places and events. This informal bedtime ritual turned into a playful quiz with questions like, “who is the father of Rama?” and “Where did Hanuman find Sita?” Her swift and accurate answers amazed not just her parents but also their friends and relatives.
One evening, after witnessing Apoorva’s remarkable knowledge and quick recall, a close friend suggested exploring the India Book of Records. Intrigued by the idea, Visakh R J, Apoorva’s father, and mother Surya decided to take this suggestion seriously. As India Book of Records recognise and validate the extraordinary talent, they meticulously prepared Apoorva, and at the tender age of 3 years and 5 months, she set a record as the fastest kid to answer 100 questions on the Ramayana, achieving this feat in just 6 minutes and 54 seconds.
The India Book of Records played a prominent role in recognising and validating Apoorva’s excellence. This incredible achievement filled the household with pride and joy. As Apoorva basked in the glory of her accomplishment, her father, Visakh, felt a surge of inspiration. India Book of Records not only identified and validated his daughter’s hidden talent but also inspired him to achieve new heights.
As Visakh was a seasoned Project Manager and a PMP trainer who had always been dedicated to his students’ success for more than 15 years and his students had an exceptionally high pass rate in the PMP exam, far surpassing those of other trainers.
Apoorva’s success and the recognition from the India Book of Records motivated Visakh and he decided to set his own record by documenting the exceptional pass rates of his students in the PMP exam. Over the next six months, he meticulously tracked the progress of his students, collecting data on their success rates. He worked closely with key institutes known for their excellence in Project Management training, ensuring his methods and materials were top-notch.
With determination and a clear goal, Visakh compiled all the evidence of his students’ success and submitted it to the India Book of Records. After a thorough review process, confirmation his record was confirmed: the Trainer who enabled the maximum number of students to pass the PMP exam.
This story of Visakh and Apoorva set an example of the strength of family bonds which is truly inspirational, showcasing the profound impact of familial support and the pursuit of excellence. Apoorva’s curiosity and quick learning lit a spark in her father, encouraged him to achieve a remarkable feat of his own. It begins with Apoorva’s early fascination with Indian epics, fostered by her mother’s storytelling and passion for Indian epics which led her to remarkable ability to recall intricate details and eventually caught the attention of family friends and sparked the idea of setting a record in the India Book of Records.
This story must be a true inspiration for the parents reading this. Encourage your kids’ passions, no matter how small they may seem. You never know – they might just inspire you to reach new heights and achieve your dreams, creating a legacy of mutual inspiration and success. India Book of records not only gave the father the courage to fly but by giving recognition to his daughter’s talent, it has also inspired the new generation to connect with India’s literature and culture.
Read Record of Visakh R. J. : https://indiabookofrecords.in/pmp-trainer-from-project-management-institute-enabled-maximum-students-to-pass-the-pmp-examination/
Read Record of Apoorva V S : https://indiabookofrecords.in/fastest-kid-to-answer-100-questions-on-ramayana-in-malayalam-language/
