14-year-old Aarian Shukla from the Indian state of Maharashtra set six Guinness World Records in one day, confirming his incredible abilities in oral calculations. The boy, already known as the "calculator man," improved on his previous achievements and consolidated his status as one of the most talented mathematicians in the world.

Among his new achievements: adding 100 four-digit numbers in 30.9 seconds, adding 200 four-digit numbers in 1 minute 9.68 seconds, adding 50 five-digit numbers in 18.71 seconds, dividing a 20-digit number by a 10-digit number in 5 minutes 42 seconds, multiplying two five-digit numbers in 51.69 seconds, multiplying two eight-digit numbers in 2 minutes 35.41 seconds.

Aryan first got into the Guinness Book of Records a year ago, when he added 50 five-digit numbers in 25.19 seconds on the set of an Italian TV show. Since then, he has continued to improve his skills, devoting 5-6 hours to mathematics every day. The boy's father admitted that the family could not explain where his son's abilities came from. gazeta.ru.

"We are an ordinary family. Aryan is one in a billion, but we don't consider ourselves a family of mathematical geniuses," the man said.