Child prodigy

Once dismissed as street entertainment, magic just had a breakthrough moment. Suhani Shah’s journey from a 7-year-old school dropout to a world champion is as inspiring as it gets.

Left behind as a newborn, Niyati Chetransh never let her past define her. Today, at just 13, she’s mastered 42 instruments and plays the national anthem on 15 instruments in 65 seconds! Watch her amazing journey.

Varijashree Venugopal, the extraordinary singer, flautist, and composer from Bengaluru, has been nominated for a prestigious Grammy Award this year for her contributions to the song 'A Rock Somewhere', a collaboration with multi-Grammy winner Jacob Collier and Anoushka Shankar.

From raising Rs 50,000 for cancer patients to Rs 3 lakh for Kerala flood victims, this 12-year-old has shown that age is just a number when it comes to making a difference. Way to go, Aarav!

“I have been coming here for a month-and-a-half to learn civil software. He is younger to all of us here but manages to teach quite well. His skills are good and what he teaches is easy to comprehend.”

The renowned Indian-origin mathematician was just 13 when he became the youngest person to study at the University of Western Australia!

Kasibhatta Samhitha started displaying prodigious abilities right from the age of three when her parents discovered that she could memorise the capitals of different countries around the world.

He needs your help to win more medals for India!

From a very young age, Anup showed a great interest in computers.

If you were to walk into the eighth grader’s classroom and ask him to add, subtract or multiply numbers ranging up to 20 crore, the right answer would come before you even manage to get your calculator out and punch in the numbers!