Doha: Qatar resident Kesia Susan is ecstatic as she achieved the exceptional deal of breaking the Indian as well as the International records for naming all countries in the world and their capitals in a record time of two minutes 52 seconds, thus entering the International Book of Records.
The Class IV student of MES Indian School was felicitated in a grand virtual ceremony recently.
Kesia amazed the audience with a live performance that brought her to the limelight. Among her other talents, Kesia Susan can recite names of all Indian states and their capitals, names of all chief ministers and Indian prime ministers ever since she was five years old. She has also represented MES in various quiz Interschool competitions.
Speaking on the occasion, John Alexander Manappallil, Kesia’s father vouched for her hard work, determination and perseverance which took her to great heights.
President officiating, MES Governing Board, K Abdul Karim and Principal Hameeda Kadar appreciated Kesia for her impressive performance at the international level and bringing laurels to the school through her unique achievement.
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