Does she have two brains? Vanshika Sharma writes two multiplication tables simultaneously, earning 10 world records and two national records as Rajasthan’s ‘Human Calculator’

Vanshika Sharma, a native of Chirawa in Rajasthanâs Jhunjhunu district, drew attention with a mathematical ability that few people can perform. At the BJPâs âYuva Samvadâ event in Jaipur, she demonstrated how she can write two different multiplication tables simultaneously, using both hands.

Her performance left the audience surprised as she worked on two calculations at the same time. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and other dignitaries present at the event watched the demonstration, after which the auditorium broke into applause.

Two calculations, two hands, at the same time

Vanshikaâs most distinctive ability is her reported capacity to perform two separate calculations simultaneously with her left and right hands.

During the Jaipur event, she explained that she can write the multiplication table of 999 with one hand while simultaneously writing the table of 817 with the other. According to the information shared about her performance, she can complete the exercise in less than a minute and often within just a few seconds.

The ability requires her to process two separate numerical sequences at the same time while maintaining accuracy in writing them with both hands.

A live demonstration made the feat particularly striking for those attending the event. As Vanshika continued writing the two tables simultaneously, the audience watched the calculations unfold on stage before responding with loud applause.

10 world records and two national records

Vanshika is reported to have established 10 world records and two national records for her mathematical abilities.

Her achievements have contributed to her being described as a âHuman Calculatorâ, a term often used for people who demonstrate exceptional speed and accuracy in mental arithmetic or numerical calculations.

Her reported records and ability to handle two calculations simultaneously have also brought attention to her from Rajasthan.

From Chirawa to the Jaipur stage

Vanshika hails from Chirawa, a town in Jhunjhunu district. Her appearance at the âYuva Samvadâ event provided a public platform for her to demonstrate her mathematical skills before a large audience.

The performance was also shared on social media, giving viewers a glimpse of the calculation feat. The video shows Vanshika demonstrating her ability to work with numbers using both hands at the same time.

While calculators and computers can process numerical operations at extremely high speeds, Vanshikaâs performance is notable for the human ability involved: she is required to remember the numerical sequences, coordinate both hands and produce the calculations simultaneously.

Her Jaipur performance has since drawn attention to a specialised form of mathematical talent that goes beyond conventional classroom calculations.

For Vanshika, the ability to work with numbers has become a distinctive skill, taking her from Chirawa to public platforms where she can demonstrate her talent before audiences and dignitaries.

Disclaimer: This article is based on publicly available information and supplied social media material. TOI Education has not independently verified the world-record claims.

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