5-yr-old Ayan, a child prodigy from Purba Chebri of Tripura wows with 195-country memory feat, shines in International Book of Records
Khowai Aug 26: In a heartwarming display of brilliance, Ayan Debnath, a five-year-and-eight-month-old prodigy from Purba Chebri Gram Panchayat in Tripura’s Khowai subdivision, has etched his name in the International Book of Records.
This extraordinary achievement underscores that talent knows no boundaries, thriving not only in urban centers but also in the quiet corners of rural India and Tripura.
Ayan, the son of school teacher Pranajit Debnath and Tanushree Debnath, resides in the Tanti Para area of Purba Chebri.
Demonstrating exceptional intellect and focus, he recited the names of 195 countries along with their capitals in an astonishing 2 minutes and 53 seconds.
Demonstrating exceptional intellect and focus, he recited the names of 195 countries along with their capitals in an astonishing 2 minutes and 53 seconds.
This feat earned him a prestigious medal and certificate from the International Book of Records, which were delivered to his home via post on August 27, 2025. The accomplishment has filled his family—parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles—and the entire community with immense pride and joy.
Remarkably, this is not Ayan’s first brush with record-breaking glory. At the tender age of two years and four months, he secured a place in the Indian Book of Records for a similar display of memorization prowess at the national level.
His latest achievement has sparked celebrations across Chebri and Khowai, with locals hailing the young prodigy as an inspiration. Ayan’s journey is a proof of the power of determination and talent in overcoming any challenge, proving that greatness can emerge from even the smallest villages.

About International Book of Records
The International Book of Records (IBR) is a globally recognized platform that celebrates extraordinary achievements across diverse fields.
With a mission to honor unique talents, the IBR documents remarkable feats by individuals, organizations, and communities worldwide.
It provides certificates, medals, and global acknowledgment to inspire others to push their limits. The organization maintains rigorous standards to verify records, ensuring authenticity and credibility.
About Indian Book of Records
The Indian Book of Records (InBR) is a premier national platform dedicated to recognizing exceptional accomplishments by Indian citizens.
Established to showcase the country’s diverse talents, it records achievements in areas such as education, arts, sports, and innovation.
The InBR encourages individuals of all ages to pursue excellence, offering certificates and accolades to honor their contributions to India’s legacy of brilliance.
Both IBR and InBR play a vital role in fostering a culture of achievement, inspiring individuals like Ayan Debnath to shine on national and global stages.