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2.5-Year-Old Sambalpur boy enters India Book of Records with skating talent

At an age when most children are still learning to speak properly, a two-and-a-half-year-old boy has surprised everyone
Published By : Tuhina Sahoo | November 1, 2026 12:46 PM
2.5-Year-Old Sambalpur boy enters India Book of Records with skating talent

Sambalpur, Nov 1: At an age when most children are still learning to speak properly, a two-and-a-half-year-old boy has surprised everyone with his extraordinary skating skills. Adwit, a toddler from Sambalpur, has earned a place in the India Book of Records for his remarkable skating talent, bringing immense joy and pride to his family.

Adwit is currently staying at the Railway Colony in Kantabanji. His father, Manas Kumar Behera, is a railway official who always wanted his son to develop an interest in sports. His mother, Anchal Sahu, has played an important role in nurturing his talent through regular practice and guidance.

Despite his young age, Adwit can skate with remarkable ease and confidence, performing movements that are usually challenging for children of his age. His ability to follow instructions and perform skating activities has left his family amazed.

His achievement has also brought happiness to his grandparents. His maternal grandfather, Dr Narendra Behera, a retired principal of Larambha College, and grandmother Tarabati are proud of his accomplishment.

The family hopes that Adwit will continue to develop his skills and achieve more milestones in the future. His achievement at such a tender age has become an inspiration for other children and highlights how early encouragement and regular practice can help nurture young talent.