All those who understand the essence of the ‘Son’ -apt phrase samarth are able to create a new life in the society through exceptional action, even if they have not seen a thousand walls of life struggle. Due to hard work, one-on-one effort and greater mental toughness, a 12-year-old and class VII student from Dibrugarh has been able to make his name in the India Book of Records.
Himanish Baruah, a class VII student of Dibrugarh Vairagimath New Village and Donbox School, was able to make his name in the India Book of Records through “Hi Ni Jumper” (high knee jumps). Himanish, the only child of Tonkeshwar Baruah and Dipanjali Baruah of Vairagimath New Village, broke the previous record 104 times in just 30 seconds through ‘Hi Ni Jump’ and engraved his name in the India Book of Records. It may be recalled that Earlier Patel Pins Suresh Bhai of Gujarat had made it to the India Book by “hi ni jump” 101 times in 30 seconds. The Class VII student from Dibrugarh broke the gujarat youth’s record by hitting a high jump 104 times in 30 seconds. The India Book of Records recognizes Himanis with a certificate, an identity card, a book, a log, a medal, a badge and a pen. Parents, school authorities and local people are elated that the student of class VII student from Dibrugarh has taken a place in the India Book of Records and brought glory.
During the long lockdown, while some students are busy on mobile or other social media, others have been able to carve their names at the national level through their perseverance and show ideals for others as well.
