The Youngest Smartest Person in India
Akrit Jaswal born on 23rd April 1993 is a Child Prodigy, who had conducted a Surgery as a boy of 7 years old, in the year 2001. He did a surgery to separate the fingers of a young girl, who got her hand burnt and the fingers fused together.
Today, Akrit Jaswal is 15 years old with an IQ of 146, and he is considered as the “Smartest Person” in India.
Akrit Jaswal born on 23rd April 1993 is a Child Prodigy, who had conducted a Surgery as a boy of 7 years old, in the year 2001. He did a surgery to separate the fingers of a young girl, who got her hand burnt and the fingers fused together.
Today, Akrit Jaswal is 15 years old with an IQ of 146, and he is considered as the “Smartest Person” in India. According to their parents Akrit Jaswal was very brilliant from his very early years. He learned the alphabets very fast and started writing within a short period, when other children of his age were still learning alphabets. He was reading Shakespear and Medical Books.
Akrit Jaswal developed a passion for Science and Anatomy at an early age. Doctors at local hospitals took notice and started allowing him to observe surgeries when he was only 6 years old. Inspired by what he saw, Akrit Jaswal read vastly on the medical/surgical topics. When an impoverished family heard about his amazing abilities, they asked if he would operate on their daughter for free. Her surgery was a success as described above.
After this amazing Surgery, successfully done by Akrit Jaswal, he was hailed as a Medical Genius. People living near his house and others, approached him for Medical consultations. At an early age of 11 years he was admitted in the Punjab University. He is the youngest student who attended an University. In the same year he was invited to the Imperial College, London, for exchanging his ideas on Medical and Surgical matters with eminent Scientists and Medical Scholars.
Akrit Jaswal having numerous novel ideas on Medical and Surgical matters, he is now focusing his attention on “curing cancer”,the deadly disease. He has developed a concept called “Oral Gene Therapy” and he is working on the mechanism with full dedication.
As a boy Akrit used to see cancer patients lying on the roadsides, without affording for getting treatment for cancer in good hospitals. He wants to help such helpless cancer patients using his medical knowledge.
At present, Akrit is studying for his Bachelor’s Degree in Natural Science. His ambition is to continue his higher studies at Harvard University.
People can’t stop talking about the phenomenal success of Suhas Gopinath, the world’s youngest CEO. This twenty year old runs Globals Inc which is based in Silicon Valley and has offices in 11 countries. Well, few know that this youngster wants to move base to India even though he has had some bad experiences here.
As a boy of 14 when he was refused permission to register his company by the government of India because he was too young. That was why he had to go to California…and soon came to known as the world’s youngest CEO.
It is not just the Indian government who was doubtful of his capabilities. Indian companies too had little faith in him. Says Gopinath:
At 14, when I opened my first portal and started offering IT services. I sent emails to various companies to offer my services. Indian companies didn’t show much interest, but a US based company sent visa and tickets for me. They offered me a job. It was a tempting offer for a middle class boy like me. But I never wanted to settle down in the US and become an NRI. I told them I wanted to be an independent entrepreneur. I opened my own company here with their back up and took help of a friend in the US. Now my company does the same work for them that they wanted me to do,” says Mr CEO who names Michael Dell and Bill Gates as his idols.
And this year Gopinath is doing something that has again caused a disapproving eyebrow to be raised in India - he is all set on opening a branch in Lahore, Pakistan, by September this year. He has already held discussions with the Pakistan Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz. Apparently Indian companies are not allowed to set up shop in Pakistan…but then Global Inc is not an Indian company…at least not yet.
Oddly enough, Gopinath holds no grudges against the Indian government or India for giving him a hard time. He recounts an humiliating experience he had once with humour…when a security guard in India refused to let him enter a conference where he was supposed to address the top CEO’s of Bangalore.
Actually we shouldn’t be too suprised at this patriot’s intentions to shift to India. Inspite of setting up a successful company at such a tender age, he remains an idealist at heart. This was the same kid who turned down an offer from a Fortune 500 company which had offered him a $ 2000 weekly pay cheque, a chauffer-driven car and an apartment!
I sincerely wish that all those who left India give her another chance. Come back with a forgiving attitude. India is going to open up a whole new world of opportunities in the coming years and there is a lot of work to be done. India needs people like you. Those who have seen how the world works.
India's youngest MTech from IIT Madras
When most students his age are in college, S Chandrasekar has won a gold medal in Computer Science at IIT Madras. At 17, he is the youngest Indian to have aced Masters in Technology with a CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) of 9.85 on a scale of 10.
At 9 he became the world's youngest Microsoft Certified Professional, MCP. At 10, he was the world's youngest Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, MCSE. The very next year he had the distinction of becoming a Cisco Certified Network Associate, CCNA.
By 2002 Sekar had decided to go for an engineering course. However, he was only eleven then -- he was born on September 25, 1990 -- and children that age are hardly considered as engineering prospects. It was the vice-chancellor of Anna University, Dr Balaguruswamy, who decided to set up a six-member committee to appraise Sekar's talents. No marks for guessing what happened then for Sekar's genius won the day and he was soon admitted to an under graduate course in Computer Science.
In July 2006 he found himself doing his MTech in Computer Science at IIT Madras after he scored 99.32 percentile in Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering, a prerequisite for getting admission into IITs post graduate courses.
Were you always so brilliant since your childhood days?
Yes. I used to be very fast in school also. I used to top my school regularly.
Sports that you played while in school?
I was essentially very keen on playing soccer and cricket in my school days. However, after Class VI, at the age of eleven, I joined a bachelor in engineering course in Computer Science at AK College of Engineering.
How was that possible? From Class VI to an undergraduation course in Computer Science?
By the time I was eleven I had completed three international certification courses: MCP, MCSE and CCNA. Based on my performance in these three certificates the vice-chancellor of Anna University, Dr Balaguruswamy called me. During our conversation the idea to admit me into a BE course popped up.
It was then decided to constitute a committee of six people who would evaluate me to check if I was fit enough to be admitted into an engineering course at such an early age. After thorough evaluation of my talent and aptitude the committee gave a green signal and I was admitted to an engineering course in Computer Science.
When did you complete your graduation in engineering?
I was admitted at 11 and by the time i turned 15, in 2006, I was an engineer in Computer Science. I passed throughout with first class with distinction.
How did an MTech at IIT Madras beckon?
When I was into my third year of engineering I gave my GATE. I scored 99.32 percentile in this test and became an alumnus of IIT Madras in 2006 as an MTech student in Computer Science.
Did you work very hard to get the 99.32 percentile in GATE?
Not actually. Like most of my colleagues I studied hard only for three months. I did not attend any specialised classes and for this I must thank my college professors for giving proper guidance.
Any difficulties that you faced through your academic journey?
Not many actually. Not at least in my school and IIT days. Of course, when I joined my engineering course at eleven it was some kind of a shock to attend college with students who were in their late teens.
Luckily enough nobody tried to rag me when I joined college. Most seniors treated me like their younger brother. However, within the next six months everything was normal and I began to feel a part of the campus environment.
About yourself...
I was born in Tirunelvelli. I am the only child in my family. My father is a practicing auditor and my mother works for Canara Bank . Currently I am working as a Researcher with Tata Consultancy Services at Chennai.
Who is your role model, your inspiration in life?
I would not like to single out any individual in particular. There are several people who have influenced me and are still a source of inspiration for me.
Some of them are S Ramadorai of TCS, Ratan Tata and N Narayanmurthy of Infosys , and also Sachin Tendulkar from the world of sports.
How does it feel to be the youngest MTech that India has produced yet?
I am indeed very happy and it is a proud moment for me, my professors and my family. However, this is just a starting point. There are many more milestones to be passed yet.
Who would you credit with for your success?
There are four-five people actually who have influenced me to achieve this feat.
My school helped me a lot when I was doing my MCSE and CCNA. They helped me by providing enough support and leave so that I could concentrate on these courses. Generally, you don't expect a school to be happy about students bunking classes.
After that Covansys India supported me financially for almost six years till I finished my BE. I would also like to thank Dr Thangaraj, the principal of my college -- AK College of Engineering (now Kalasalingam University), affiliated to Anna University -- from where I did my engineering. He provided wonderful support and a good atmosphere when I was just eleven and entered a world where most other students were 7-8 years older than me. His support played a crucial role in my getting over my inhibitions about college life.
I would also like to thank TCS as they have been supporting me financially for the last two years and also my professors at IIT Madras.
Your future plans...
Currently, I am pursuing research in cryptography but I might enter a new area later. However, I would love to continue in the field of research in Computer Science.
India’s Youngest Maths Post-Graduate
She was barely nine when she cleared the Class 10 exams. And now Rajasthan girl Aarti Jajoo is on her way to the record books as the youngest post-graduate in India at the age of 16!
The celebrations have continued since July 1 when she received a confirmation letter from the Limca Book of Records (India`s equivalent of the Guinness Records).
Aarti Jajoo of Jaipur will be featured in the 2006 Limca Book of Records` communication and education chapter as the youngest post-graduate, that is the first girl in the country to achieve such a feat, the letter said.
Aarti cleared her post-graduation in mathematics at the age of 16, securing 77.59 percent marks in her examination.
I used to put in 10 hours of studies daily. During the time of exams, the study hours would increase to 13-15 hours, including the time I would spend in my regular classes, Aarti told about the secret of her success.
She was put under a rigorous training schedule by her jeweller-turned-exporter father K.D. Jajoo, who himself is an M.Sc in Mathematics.
She appeared for the Class 10 exam in 1998 when she was nine. She was only 11 when she passed Class 12. But her feats didn`t end there. She made it to the Limca Book as the youngest graduate in the country when she completed her BA (Hons) in economics at the age of 14 in 2003.
In her super-fast pursuit of education, has Aarti ever missed the fun and frolic of school?
You cannot have all good things at one time. Every achievement comes with a price tag, Aarti says.
When she was asked what inspired her to achieve this feat, Aarti said that it`s her brother, Govind Jajoo. My brother`s achievement proved to be the turning point in my educational journey, she added.
For K.D. Jajoo, Aarti was not the first in the family to make him proud. Govind too had apparently completed his MS in computer science from New York when he was just 20.
I thought, when my son can pass Class 10 at the age of 11, why can`t my daughter script the same story? K.D. Jajoo said.
Today education focuses more on rote learning. Methods of teaching too have not been upgraded in tune with the changing times. So it`s no use wasting 10 years at school.
Crediting him for her success, Aarti said: I feel lucky to have him as my father. He has not left even a single stone unturned to guide me in my studies. He would rather first learn the lessons himself and then teach me.
Excellence in academics has not stopped her from participating in debates and other co-curricular activities in college.
I have never been a bookworm. Be it studies or other activities I love to enjoy every moment of life, quips Aarti.
What about her future plans? Though I aspire to become an administrative officer, before that I intend to pursue my doctorate in mathematics from New York where my brother is currently serving.
Youngest Web Designer Of The World - Pride Of India
Name : Ajay Puri,
Date of Birth : 12-9-1996
Born in Hyderabad - India
Father : Ravi Puri (Working in Century Textiles Co., Ltd-Bangkok Thailand)
Mother : Mamta Puri
Grandfather : BN Puri
Grand Mother : Indira Puri
Brother : Adarsh Puri
Ajay started using computer since age of one & a half years. Ajay can use with ease Microsoft products like Word 2000 , Excel 2000 , PowerPoint 2000 , Outlook Express , Internet Explorer , FrontPage 2000 , Access Database . Ajay can himself send out emails with attachments. Ajay even scan pictures , record video mails and email or talk live on internet. Microsoft Thailand had gifted Ajay with FrontPage 2000 for making web site which he has already mastered. The site that you are seeing right now is made by Ajay himself using FrontPage 2000.
Ajay can create web site with all hyper links, thumb nails, background music, frames , DHTML , Forms etc using FrontPage 2000 . Ajay can insert pictures, type out documents with all formatting, create graphs, sort out data list, create sub-totals, create a power point presentation with all animations and sound .
Ajay can also perform routine maintenance of the computer. In Access Database Ajay can create fields , make forms for entering data , Enter data , Create SQL queries and make reports based on required data. Ajay has also mastered Macromedia FLASH 5.0 .Ajay can use Gif Animator for creating Gif images. Ajay has started learning Visual Basic.
Ajay has already appeared on CNN , BBC , CNBC , ZEE TV , Star Plus , Gemini TV , ETV and other leading TV channels of the world.
Ajay has appeared in all newspapers and magazines in Thailand and abroad . Some of the International magazines include ASIAN BUSINESS , Business in Thailand , TIME etc.
Ajay spends about 15-20 minutes a day with the computer.” His name has gone into the Book of World Record . Microsoft Thailand is helping him learn the latest software’s.
Ajay has performed in front of hundreds of people by invitation of INTEL and MAN GROUP Thailand.
Ajay has met Chandrababu Naidu ,Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh . It was a unique sight of the computer wizard meeting and talking with with the computer savvy chief minister. The chief Minister felt proud of Ajay and his achievements and blessed him.
Ajay was invited by H.E Sri Rajinder Kumar Rai who was then the Indian Ambassador to Thailand.
Ajay also met H.E The then Governor of Andhra Pradesh, Sri C. Rangarajan , Home minister, Sri D.Devendra Gaud, and a host of other ministers of the AP state cabinet. He also received blessings from many IAS and IPS officers including Mr S.Anwar,the Principal Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Mohan Konda, Chief Secretary , Govt. of Andhra Pradesh Mr Dora, the then Director General of Police, Andhra Pradeash, Mr.M.V. Krishna Rao, Commissioner of Police Andhra Pradesh, Mr Kishore, the then Commissioner of cultural and Public Relations, Mrs Meena the then Secretary in finance dept of the State Government.He was also blessed by Mr. Shenoy, Chairman ,Bank of Baroda. The Chairman of State Bank of India Mr GG Vaidya also felicitated Ajay and his family in Bombay. The Chairman and Managing Director of Sahara India Subrata Roy also invited Ajay and his family to Lucknow in their Mega show recently organized . Many medical institutions also have felicitated Ajay in their own way.
Ajay gave a live demo in Administrative college of India, Hyderabad and State Bank of India Training college in Begumpet. Ajay also gave a live demo in State Bank of India Local Head office, Hyderabad .Mr Das, the then the Chief General Manager blessed him along with all senior officials. Ajay also gave a demo before the Deputy Managing Director of State Bank, Hyderabad Mr.Saha in its Inspection and audit Wing. Ajay’s family has been closely associated with state Bank of India.
Ajay , the whiz kid met the Prime Minister of India, Sri Atal Bihari Vajpayee ji on 14th March in Delhi. It was a unforgetful meeting in the sense that the “Youngest software kid” met “Biggest Executive” of India. This shows that the pregnancy period of Information & Technology is over in India and our country has started giving birth to software kids.
Ajay had the honor of meeting President of India Mr K.R Narayanan and received his blessings. Mr Narayanan himself took Ajay around his Moghal Gardens.
Ajay also met and took the blessings of Mrs Sonia Gandhi , Mr Ram Naik , Mrs Sushma Swaraj,Mr Jaitley Mr Dattatreya. Ajay was a special guest during the visit of Mr Bill Clinton to Hyderabad where Mr Clinton and his daughter Chelsea spoke to Ajay and were very impressed by his talent and achievements.
On November 1st 2000 , Ajay was invited by Mr Chuan Leekpai , the then Prime Minister of Thailand.
Ajay was blessed and gifted a laptop computer by Chairman IBM Thailand Mr Wanarak Eckachai.
Ajay was congratulated by Princes of Thailand for his knowledge in computers at an early age.
At 5 years of age Ajay has passed MOUS Microsoft Office User Specialist certification exam with 98% marks to become the Youngest Microsoft Certified Office User Specialist.
Ajay has also started his programming lessons on Visual Basic and can develop some small programs now .
Ajay had the honor of getting exclusive appointment with Microsoft Chief Bill Gates in Hyderabad on 14th Novemver-2002.
Ajay was invited by the TELUGU ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA to take part in their silver jubilee celebrations held in San Jose California on 3rd July to 5th July,2003. Ajay was felicitated by Gulf NRI’s
Ajay was invited by the President of India Mr A.P.J Kalam whom he met in New Delhi some time back and was with him for 45 minutes. Dr Kalam laid lot of emphasis on education .
Ajay met the Chief Executive officer of Qatar Airways Mr Al Baker in Doha on his invitation. Ajay Gave a live demo before him there on Web designing in a Press conference. Ajay also had the honor of meeting the Indian Ambassador to Qatar and the Chairman and Managing Director of Doha Bank.
Ajay was invited by the Chief Minister of Maharashtra Mr. Sushil Kumar Shinde whom he met in Mumbai.
Ajay was highly delighted when he met Amitab Bachchan the Legendary Indian Film actor , Aamir khan and Sachin Tendulkar - The cricketing Sensation during his short stay in Mumbai. Ajay had earlier met Bollywood actors Govinda, Kader Khan,Juhi Chawla, Tabu etc
Ajay gave a live demo on web designing in Relaiance Corporate office in Mumbai where Anil Ambani and his family members were present.
Ajay on 20th Aug 2003 gave a live demo to Education Minister of Thailand at a function held in Thailand by Indo Thai Business forum.
Your few words of encouragement & Blessings for Ajay will encourage him to grow further.
The World's Youngest Surgeon
: 15 Years Old In southern India
A case of Guinness Book of the World Records or a penal case? Under the attentive surveillance of his parents, the 15-year-old son of two doctors from southern India performed a filmed Cesarean section. This was made on the run to gain the title of world's youngest surgeon.
Instead of that, the boy's father could lose all his licenses and could be charged for a criminal act, as announced by the officials. "Dr. K. Murugesan showed a recording of his son performing a Cesarean section to an Indian Medical Association chapter in the southern state of Tamil Nadu last month," said Dr. Venkatesh Prasad, secretary of the association.
Murugesan anaesthetized the patient. "We were shocked to see the recording. IMA told Murugesan that his act was an ethical and legal violation.Murugesan owns and runs a maternity hospital in the city of Manaparai," Prasad told The Associated Press.
"Murugesan, who could possibly be prevented from practicing and face criminal charges for allowing his son to perform the operation, expressed no regret and accused the Manaparai medical association of being "jealous" of his son's achievements. He said this was not the first surgery performed by his son and that he had been training him for the last three years," said Prasad.
Murugesan told the medical association that he goal was that of registering his son's name in the Guinness Book of World Records. "My team had reported the surgery to the state's top medical association in state capital, Chennai." said Prasad. "We'll get the report and then we'll see whether there are any violations ... prima facie it looks like there is a big violation. We will definitely take action against the concerned medical officers.", said Tamil Nadu's health secretary V.K. Subburaj.
"The baby that Dhileepan (the 15 years old son of Murugesan) delivered was born with a noticeable lump on the spinal cord," Prasad said.
But the doctors agreed that the birth had nothing to do with the surgery.
Surat is youngest city of India
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A study by National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) and Roopa Purshothaman of Future Capital Research says that 73.8 per cent of Surat's population is below 35 years.
Effectively, nearly 33 lakh of the 45 lakh people living in Surat are youngsters, pushing up Surat's growth. Ahmedabad, the only other city from Gujarat in the study of 20 cities, has finished 14th.
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