Aradhya Singh, a 14-year-old from East Champaran, Bihar, has accomplished an extraordinary feat: translating the Hanuman Chalisa into 234 languages. This remarkable achievement aims to make the revered Hindu hymn accessible to a global audience. The young girl is now in the process of applying to the Guinness Book of World Records for her remarkable linguistic accomplishment.
Aradhya’s translations encompass a diverse range of languages, including Bhojpuri, Maithili, Korean, Japanese, and various Latin American dialects. Her dedication to this project, which spanned approximately six months, reflects her deep spiritual connection and her desire to share Indian culture with the world. She utilized translation tools and meticulously reviewed the translated texts, with unwavering support from her parents, Manoj and Rani Singh.
Aradhya views her work as a way to promote understanding and appreciation of the Hanuman Chalisa across cultures and to foster a global community. Beyond her translation project, she is actively involved in ‘Aadaraniya Dalit’, reflecting her commitment to social causes. Her parents have provided constant encouragement and support, enabling her to pursue her passions.
Her mother, Rani Singh, highlights the importance of encouraging children’s interests beyond traditional academics. Aradhya’s translation work showcases her strong faith and the motivation to spread the Hanuman Chalisa’s message worldwide.