Three-year-old Agartala boy recognised by Asian Book of World Records

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Three-year-old Aadyam Dey of Agartala, West Tripura, has recognised by the Asian Book of World Records for his abilities in early learning, cognitive development and practical life skills.

According to the certificate issued on September 29, 2026, Aadyam received the recognition under the category “Outstanding Achievement in Kids Special Talent – Early Learning, Cognitive Skills & Life Skills.”

At an early age, Aadyam has demonstrated skills in riding a bicycle, solving puzzles, identifying basic traffic signals and participating in simple cooking activities under adult supervision. 

He can ride a pedal bicycle with training wheels for more than 100 metres and solve animal- and object-matching puzzles containing around 9-12 pieces in less than a minute.

He also shows an interest in guided visualisation and meditation, sometimes creating his own visualisations and guiding his mother through them. His ability to remember ingredients, spices and the sequence of simple cooking activities further reflects his practical learning skills.

Aadyam’s father, Anujit Dey, is an Assistant Public Prosecutor in West Tripura, while his mother, Alisha Chakraborty, is a singer and works as an MIS Assistant with the Tripura Rural Livelihood Mission (TRLM).

His family expressed happiness and pride over the recognition, emphasising the importance of nurturing curiosity, creativity, independence and practical skills from an early age. 

The achievement has brought joy to his family, relatives and well-wishers, while highlighting the importance of encouraging children’s individual interests and talents.

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