World Record: Youngest Kid identifying names of 200 cars in short time at Lincoln Book of Records

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Chennai, July 23, 2022: Aadhav, son of Geethapiriyan and Nitya from Tiruvallur, has set a world record. Boy Aadhav set a new record by naming 200 car types. 

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Lincoln Book of Records President Dr.Joseph Ilanthendral declared this achievement a milestone. CEO Karthik Kumar presented the certificate and Managing Director Roshni presented the medals. 

(L to R) IISRS Director Salomon; Lincoln Book of Records President Dr.Joseph Ilanthendral; CEO Karthik Kumar; Kid Aadhavan; Managing Director Roshni and Parents of the kid

IISRS Director Salomon, Advocate Murali and Andhra Pradesh President Sheela Loganathan were the special guests. The event was coordinated by executives Hariharan, Ilakkiya and Sanjay.

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