Shreenabh Agrawal makes it to Asia Book of Records
17 Apr 2020 09:40:30
Staff Reporter :
Shreenabh Agrawal, a student of Class XI at Chanda Devi Saraf School and Junior College, has yet again made the city proud by registering his name in the coveted ‘Asia Book of Records’ for ‘Maximum articles written by an adolescent to spread awareness’. The certificate reads: “Shreenabh (born on December 4, 2003) of Maharashtra, India, set a record for writing the maximum number of articles to spread awareness about topics related to Science, artificial intelligence, nuclear security at the young age of 16 years and 3 months.” He wrote 157 articles.
The articles have been published in ‘Twinkle Star’ magazine of ‘The Hitavada’ as well as other newspapers. Also, 13 of his articles have been published online, as confirmed on March 6, 2020. For his writing, Shreenabh has earlier been included in the India Book of Records as the youngest to write a book on Prime Minister’s schemes. This prodigy has brought laurels to the city by winning many prestigious Indian and International awards.
His inclusion in the Asia Book of Records comes at a time when the nation is fighting with a global pandemic. Shreenabh is continuing with his writing and spreading awareness about COVID-19 through his articles. His latest article published in ‘The Hitavada’ Twinkle Star ‘What to do in Quarantine?’ generated appreciation from Scientists, psychologists, doctors, teachers, and parents apart from his peers and young children. Shreenabh shares the credit of his work with his Kenneth Mendonca, Principal of the school, his teachers and his parents, stated a press release.