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'I broke Kelvin's Grade 10 record at the age of nine'





By Nilima Pathak, Correspondent
Published: September 11, 2009, 23:15






New Delhi:
Considered a child prodigy, Tathagat Avatar Tulsi is now India's
youngest Ph.D. holder at 21, from the Indian Institute of Science
(IISc) in Bangalore. He has a long list of achievements behind. Never
keen on toys and naughty pranks, he was always amidst books and loved
discussing mathematics and physics, which people found quite intriguing
from an average boy of his age.
His parents understood
him and neither imposed their will on him nor forced him to play or do
anything beyond his wishes. Tathagat knew his priorities in life and
spurred by records, was at one time in a hurry to complete his Ph.D.
and turn professor by 17. But today, after years of hard work, Tathagat
is a relaxed person.

















The youngster is not
just about new theories and records. In his leisure time he plays chess
and loves going for walks. Although keen on watching off-beat Hindi
movies, he does not have any favourites. His ideal is Albert Einstein.
In an exclusive
interview with Gulf News, Tulsi spoke about his life's achievements and
how he overcame the obstacles that came his way.




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