He is nicknamed 'Google'
Kautilya Pandit boy. (Photo: odditycentral)
Kautilya Kohand Pandit lives in the village, Haryana, India. He can acquire information from the field of geography, biology, social issues, economic statistics, politics and many other topics. Within three months, Kautilya remember information about population, gross domestic product (GDP), income, currency, religion, culture and heritage of many countries around the world.
Thanks to a special ability that Kautilya became famous, often invited to schools in India and answered questions for the kids peers. In a recent appearance, despite receiving strange questions like the total surface area of the UK's GDP Vatican, he was given the answer is easy.
Thanks to the ability to receive information and as photographic memory, Kautilya was adored called "Google him." Kautilya has appeared in the TV show Kaun Banega Crorepati (the version of the program who are millionaires of India) in 2013. "boy genius Pandit Kautilya just over 5 years old, but to answer the questions that scientists or those with extensive knowledge is difficult to answer, "the lead Amitabh Bachchan wrote on Twitter.
"I think the most amazing thing that she is lucky to have parents and teachers, who have a special ability to recognize this and help me grow. I do not have many friends in the class and he was friend her best friend. I do not know why, but I know that difference alone curious with everything and always asking questions. "Kautilya said to myself that all questions have answers.
"Kautilya is the gift we were given. I am very curious and lucky to have a good memory," the father said Satish Sharma. In the family, the parents of the "Google boys" are proud of their son. They recognize the difference but never could have imagined that Kautilya has both "an ocean of knowledge."
Everything started on a summer vacation, when he spent most of the time to read the atlas and books, then ask questions. In the future, Kautilya want to become scientists, astronauts or employees of administrative agencies (IAS).
