Jajpur, Sept 25: A two-year-old girl, Riyanshree from Byasanagar in Jajpur district, has earned a spot in the India Book of Records (IBR) for her extraordinary memory and learning skills, leaving many astonished by her remarkable abilities at such a young age.

The daughter of Prashant Kumar Jena, a loco pilot at Jakhapura Railway Station, and homemaker Nivedita Jena, Riyanshree has continually impressed her family with her grasp of knowledge far beyond her years. Her parents, amazed by her achievements, recorded videos of her learning activities and submitted them to the India Book of Records. After evaluation, the organization declared her an "IBR Achiever" and awarded her a certificate for her exceptional feat.

The IBR citation highlights Riyanshree’s impressive skills, including identifying all 26 letters of the English alphabet, reciting two shlokas and five poems, and naming the 12 months of the year and the seven days of the week. She also stunned evaluators by naming 25 Indian states, the four cardinal directions, and confidently identifying body parts, colours, shapes, fruits, and even various animals, reptiles, and vehicles.

Riyanshree is currently enrolled at Tender Heart, a private school in Jajpur Road. Hailing from a family originally from Daneipur in Singla Panchayat of Basta Block, Balasore district, her remarkable achievement has become a source of immense pride not only for her parents but also for her community. Many now consider her a child prodigy and an inspiration for others.

Riyanshree’s remarkable memory and vast knowledge at such a tender age have made her an example of early childhood brilliance, drawing admiration from across the region.