2-year-old boy features in India Book of Records

Prayagraj: A two-and-a-half year-old boy suffering from cerebral palsy, has brought laurels to the city as his name was registered in India Book of Records owing to his extraordinary intelligence.
Master Advik came to the Trishla Foundation at the age of one when he could not even sit.
However, under the guidance of cerebral palsy specialist Dr Jitendra Jain, he soon started walking with support. During treatment, doctors realized that Advik has an extraordinary ability to learn and receive. Adivik, by his intellectual ability, quickly explores animals, trains, fruits, antonyms, animal voices, week days, names of months, Sanskrit verses, colour identities, names of birds , musical instruments, name of insects. He can also recognize people and speak and solve jigsaw puzzles in seconds.
Coming across Adivik’s talent, India Book of Records gave him the title of the most talented child affected by any cerebral palsy for the first time. He has also been given the title of Grand Master in the Asia Book of Records.
Dr Jain said that 50-60% of the children suffering from cerebral palsy are of general intelligence, while few possess higher intelligence than normal.