World record holder wonder girl eyeing Olympics: Riya Palladia

Kumari Riya Paladia, a resident of Kunwarpur, a small area of Haldwani in Uttarakhand, registered her name in the Golden Book of World Records on January 20, 2020, by doing extremely difficult Niralamba Chakrasana 20 times in 1 minute at the young age of 11 years has done an extraordinary feat. It is learned in our culture that the status of Guru is higher than that of God. A Dronacharya named Shri Amit Saxena also started exploring Riya Paladia’s life 4 years ago in such a way that this little angel made a world record at the age of playing Gudiya Guddu. Riya’s father Mr Naveen Paladia has a small general store shop and his mother Mrs Hema Priya runs the household. Seeing the girl moving her body in various ways at a young age, her uncle thought that why not teach her the practice of yoga etc., but the lack of a qualified instructor in front of him put an end to this idea. Then somehow he came to know that 15 km from his house there is a gentleman named Mr Amit Saxena who is an excellent coach of Yoga, Martial Arts, Gymnast etc. Now you immediately took your daughter to him on 25th March 2015. On seeing Riya, Shri Amit Saxena realized that the girl has extraordinary qualities, and if she is taught, she can do something special. Now Riya started walking 15 kilometres with her uncle daily to learn and slowly proved with her hard work and talent that her Gurudev and coach Mr Amit Saxena ji had done the correct assessment. Amit Saxena and Riya’s tireless hard work over 4 years has finally resulted in what the coach had dreamed of. That little angel broke the previously established world record and created a new record. Mr Amit Saxena ji is an unsurpassed connoisseur of such diamonds and continues to teach them by taking hundreds of children without any special fee, most of the children you do not take free of charge. Riya, a Class VI student at Wendy Senior Secondary School, Golapar, Daulatpur, is already practising hard to bring home a medal for India in the Olympics.