
Anantnag, May 13: — Bringing immense pride to the Kashmir Valley, Maryam Zukhruf Siddiquah, an eight-year-old girl hailing from Tailwani in Anantnag District, has officially entered the Guinness World Records. Currently a Grade 3 student at Delhi Public School in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the young prodigy shattered records for the fastest recitation of the entire periodic table. In a remarkable display of speed and scientific precision recorded on April 19, 2026, Maryam completed the monumental task in just 33.71 seconds.
Maryam’s accomplishment goes well beyond mere memorization. While reciting the chemical elements at a record-breaking speed, she simultaneously arranged all of them into their correct scientific groups. This dual feat of cognitive ability and scientific understanding has earned her global recognition in the prestigious "Age 16" category, a staggering achievement for an eight-year-old. Formally announced on May 11, 2026, this milestone has sparked widespread celebration among her family and across her hometown in South Kashmir.
The daughter of Dr. Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui and Ms. Mahida Manzoor, Maryam is being lauded both locally and internationally. Her success is seen as a reflection of extraordinary dedication, intellect, and a deep commitment to academic excellence. Her parents attribute this significant milestone to her relentless hard work, as well as the invaluable guidance, encouragement, and support provided by the Principal of DPS Riyadh, Mr. Mairaj Mohammad Khan.
To ensure strict technical accuracy, the record-breaking event was meticulously monitored and verified by a panel of distinguished academic experts. The review team included prominent figures from King Saud University in Riyadh, namely Dr. Nemat Ali, Dr. Mohd Ubaidullah, and Dr. Imran Hasan. They were joined by representatives from DPS Riyadh, including Academic Coordinator Mr. Kamal Akhtar, Head of the Chemistry Department Mr. Manirul Islam, and Mr. Junaid Khan. This collective academic endorsement underscores the magnitude of Maryam’s accomplishment on the international stage, serving as a shining inspiration to students across Jammu and Kashmir and proving that with dedication and the right support, the youth of the Valley can conquer the global academic arena.
Anantnag, May 13: — Bringing immense pride to the Kashmir Valley, Maryam Zukhruf Siddiquah, an eight-year-old girl hailing from Tailwani in Anantnag District, has officially entered the Guinness World Records. Currently a Grade 3 student at Delhi Public School in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the young prodigy shattered records for the fastest recitation of the entire periodic table. In a remarkable display of speed and scientific precision recorded on April 19, 2026, Maryam completed the monumental task in just 33.71 seconds.
Maryam’s accomplishment goes well beyond mere memorization. While reciting the chemical elements at a record-breaking speed, she simultaneously arranged all of them into their correct scientific groups. This dual feat of cognitive ability and scientific understanding has earned her global recognition in the prestigious "Age 16" category, a staggering achievement for an eight-year-old. Formally announced on May 11, 2026, this milestone has sparked widespread celebration among her family and across her hometown in South Kashmir.
The daughter of Dr. Md Irfanul Haque Siddiqui and Ms. Mahida Manzoor, Maryam is being lauded both locally and internationally. Her success is seen as a reflection of extraordinary dedication, intellect, and a deep commitment to academic excellence. Her parents attribute this significant milestone to her relentless hard work, as well as the invaluable guidance, encouragement, and support provided by the Principal of DPS Riyadh, Mr. Mairaj Mohammad Khan.
To ensure strict technical accuracy, the record-breaking event was meticulously monitored and verified by a panel of distinguished academic experts. The review team included prominent figures from King Saud University in Riyadh, namely Dr. Nemat Ali, Dr. Mohd Ubaidullah, and Dr. Imran Hasan. They were joined by representatives from DPS Riyadh, including Academic Coordinator Mr. Kamal Akhtar, Head of the Chemistry Department Mr. Manirul Islam, and Mr. Junaid Khan. This collective academic endorsement underscores the magnitude of Maryam’s accomplishment on the international stage, serving as a shining inspiration to students across Jammu and Kashmir and proving that with dedication and the right support, the youth of the Valley can conquer the global academic arena.
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