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5 Days Old "Aashi" The Youngest To Owe PAN Card | Guinness Book of World Records.
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BTZPA0117K This is the Permanent Account Number (PAN) holded by a 5 year old.
A five-day-old girl Aashi from Bihar’s Munger has become the youngest Permanent Account Number (PAN) card holder in the country.
Aashi, who was born on 21st February 2016 has created a Record. She has been allotted the PAN card on 26 February 2016, just in 5 days within her birth. Aashi's father Mr. Kumar Sajal and mother Mrs. Smriti Sinha are eagerly waiting for Aashi's name to be registered in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Before Aashi, Aryan Choudhary of Jaipur held the record of youngest PAN card holder. Aryan had got his PAN card when he was seven days old.
Sajal, a businessman, said he has recommended his daughter’s name for the Guinness Book of World Records. Sajal and Smriti, who works in an HR firm in Bengaluru and is currently on leave, said their daughter has already become a local celebrity.
Ayush Ranjan Rout from Odisha was the first to become the youngest PAN card holder after he got his PAN when he was three months old. Then came Krishhney Thacker from Mumbai, whose father got him a PAN card 56 days after his birth. Chennai’s Akshita broke Thacker’s record when she was 49 days old.
It was not until a few years that Bipasha Modak of West Bengal wrested away the title from Akshita. Bipasha received her PAN card when she was 22 days old. However, she had to concede the title to Aahna Modi of Rajkot, who got her card when she was just 10 days old.
The record was largely unbroken until last year when Aryan was issued his card.
The child's father plans to recommend his daughter’s name for the Guinness Book of World Records. Meanwhile, she enjoys celebrity status among the locals.
Getting babies PAN cards seems to be a trend among parents and we won't be surprised when a new born of only a few hours might just be clutching on to his or her bit of plastic from the Income Tax Department.
Truptraj Pandya, 8 Years Kid Is The Youngest Tabla Player | Guinness World Record
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Truptraj Pandya, 8 years old child prodigy has have earned and been awarded with number of prizes and trophies for his wonderful art of playing tabla.
To mention here about his achievements, Pandya was just 18 months old when he started playing the tabla. At age 6, he was awarded with a certificate from Guinness Book of World Records for being the youngest ever Tabla Master.
He is better known as a wonder child by the music world as he managed to play the tabla despite being born with dexterous pair of hands. This little music maestro in the making already has several records and awards under his name and his passion for the instrument is unbridled. It is mere joy while practising and performing that enthrals the listener and his talent is boundless. In expert's opinion this child prodigy is an ocean of musical talent and with such determination and will power it will be in no time that he would be capable enough to break more records and carve a niche for himself in the history of music.
One of the prestigious and rare awards the Baal Kala Ratna Award, acknowledges Truptraj for playing live at the All India Radio at the age of three years and five days, and at Doordarshan Sahyadri when he was four. During the radio performance, he "had to be hoisted on to two cushions to reach the tabla", said his mother Veena. His first public performance was at the age of two at Somaiya college.
Truptraj, who loves playing for classical and devotional songs, was only 18 months old when his tryst with the tabla began. "He would often listen to his grandmother sing devotional songs. Once he gave her company by hammering away on two aluminium dabbas," said his father Atul. Another time, he woke his parents in the night and insisted on playing the dholki-a gift from his aunt.
In 2009, Atul sent a video clip of his son playing the tabla to the Limca Book of Records, but they replied saying they do not accept entries of children below the age of 12. Atul then forwarded it to the Guinness Book of World Records, even as his staff members laughed at the prospect and they approved it. Later, Soon, after Truptraj delivered a series of tabla performances including one in a stadium in Thane in 2012, Atulrealised that he should encourage the prodigy by applied to the Guinness Book.
The child prodigy, who has performed in more than 50 public concerts, said, now trains under a professional.
Master Truptraj Pandya is the only son of Atul and Veena Pandya. It did not take long for his parents to realise that this baby is born with an innate sense of rhythm. As an infant, he once insisted on playing the Dholki, a drum like playing musical instrument that kids are given as toys.
Master Truptraj Pandya began to play with this Dholki that he received from his aunt one night and it was so in rhythm that it bought tears of sheer joy to his mother Veena’s eyes. She recollects this incidence with fond memories now. According to his father Atul, Master Truptraj Pandya was just 18 months old, when he first had his hands on the tabla and played as an instrument. He always had his fondness for listening to and enjoying classical and devotional songs and music. As he used to hear his grandmother sing devotional songs in the evenings, Master Truptraj Pandya as a little child, used to keep up the beat on aluminium dabbas, or boxes.
Here is a video performance by Truptraj.
Master Truptraj Pandya began to play with this Dholki that he received from his aunt one night and it was so in rhythm that it bought tears of sheer joy to his mother Veena’s eyes. She recollects this incidence with fond memories now. According to his father Atul, Master Truptraj Pandya was just 18 months old, when he first had his hands on the tabla and played as an instrument. He always had his fondness for listening to and enjoying classical and devotional songs and music. As he used to hear his grandmother sing devotional songs in the evenings, Master Truptraj Pandya as a little child, used to keep up the beat on aluminium dabbas, or boxes.
Here is a video performance by Truptraj.
NewsToFuse wishes All The Good Luck to Master Truptraj Pandya.
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