Mysuru: Two exceptional students from Rashtrotthana Vidya Kendra, Vijayanagar, have earned a place in the India Book of Records, bringing pride to their school and the city. Their remarkable accomplishments showcase their mastery in reciting traditional Sanskrit shlokas, setting new benchmarks in speed and precision.
Record Achievements
- Bhavish Gowda J, a seventh-grade student, achieved his feat by reciting 20 shlokas from the 12th Chapter of the Bhagavad Gita in just 1 minute and 24 seconds.
- Samrudh M.K., another seventh-grader, set a record by reciting the Vishnu Sahasranama (a revered compilation of 108 shlokas) in an extraordinary time of 5 minutes, 2 seconds, and 19 milliseconds.
Celebration of Excellence
The school principal, Mr. Shivaraj, along with the staff and management, congratulated the two students for their exceptional performances. Mr. Shivaraj commended their dedication, stating, “These achievements exemplify the school’s commitment to holistic education by encouraging cultural and academic excellence.”
Significance of the Achievements
The recognition of these students highlights their hard work and devotion to preserving India’s rich cultural heritage. Their accomplishments are a source of inspiration for other students to pursue excellence, particularly in disciplines that celebrate traditional knowledge and spiritual practices.
The community celebrates the success of Bhavish and Samrudh, whose determination and skills have earned them well-deserved recognition.