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Three Students from Gurukulam Enter India Book of Records
Three students from a school in India learned how fast they could say all the elements in the periodic table.
One of them said them in 13 seconds, another in 16, and the third in 19.
They practiced for two months and were surprised when they made it into the India Book of Records.
Their teacher and the school want them to try for a Guinness World Record next.
The school’s minister gave them certificates and told them to keep doing great things.
Three Class X students from Dr BR Ambedkar Gurukulam recited the periodic table in record times.
J Nishal, D Manoharsha, and D Vishwanath completed the recitation in 13, 16, and 19 seconds respectively.
The achievement earned them a place in the India Book of Records after two months of preparation.
The students and their teacher plan to pursue a Guinness World Record next.
Minister Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy presented certificates and encouraged further success.
- Who
- Three Class X students, their guide teacher, and the minister of Social Welfare
- What
- Recited the periodic table of 118 elements in record times
- Where
- Dr BR Ambedkar Gurukulam, Sabbavaram, Anakapalli district, Visakhapatnam, India
- When
- Recently, after two months of preparation
- Why
- To showcase time management, teamwork, and inspire peers
Key facts
- Students
- J Nishal, D Manoharsha, D Vishwanath
- Record Times
- 13s, 16s, 19s
- Institution
- Dr BR Ambedkar Gurukulam
- Location
- Sabbavaram, Anakapalli district, Visakhapatnam, India
- Award
- India Book of Records
- Next Goal
- Guinness World Records
Quotes
Guide Teacher T. Rambabu
Teacher and mentor of the students
“We never expected to enter the India Book of Records. The achievement came as a pleasant surprise to us. It motivates us to push our boundaries, coordinating with one another as a team and nurturing healthy competition.”
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“Now, the chase is for the Guinness World Records. Preparations will be made for it next.”
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Sources
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