| The wondrous life of Yashasvi Balhara |
15th Mar 2014
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Yashasvi Balhara
even-year old Yashasvi Balhara is a child prodigy from Chandigarh. Even at this early age, he has won a wide range of sporting events and competitions. These include skating, tennis, and chess tournaments. But it does not stop here, Yashasvi has recently secured the first position in the International Cyber Olympiad and the International Maths Olympiad as well.
His father, educationist Devender Balhara adds, "He is just like other kids his age. He likes going out to play with his friends but books occupy most of his free time."
Balhara won his first medal at the age of five, and since then there has been no looking back. Today he has more than 11 medals in roller skating, two district gold medals, a tennis Shining Star title in tennis and several medals in chess championships as well.
Balhara's first love remains lawn tennis and he wants to be the number one player in the game, but he also wants to become a scientist. When asked specifically what would he like to invent he said, "I can't tell you that now. Also, there's no point planning an invention right now — what will I do if someone already invents it by the time I grow up?"
http://www.sunday-guardian.com/young-restless/the-wondrous-life-of-yashasvi-balhara
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