Janhavi Panwar, born on November 8, 2003, in the village of Shahrmalpur, Tehsil Samalkha, District Panipat, is a child prodigy from Haryana, India. She has earned the nickname "Wonder Girl of India" due to her exceptional talents and accomplishments at a young age.

At the age of 12, Janhavi began giving lectures to Indian Administrative Officers, showcasing her impressive knowledge and communication skills. Her first lecture took place at the Bombay Institute of Public Administration, where she addressed Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and 150 IAS officers. Her remarkable performance earned her a standing ovation from the audience.

An extraordinary talent, Janhavi has the remarkable ability to speak in nine foreign accents, including British, American, Received Pronunciation, Posh, Australian, Scottish, Canadian, Norfolk, and Cockney, all at the age of 10. Additionally, she is actively learning French, Japanese, and Spanish languages, demonstrating her enthusiasm for linguistics.

Janhavi's achievements have garnered her immense recognition, and at the young age of nine, she was already honored with the title of "Wonder Girl of India."

Remarkably, at 14 years old, while most of her peers are studying in class eight, Janhavi is pursuing her second year in a Bachelor's degree in Arts from Delhi University, showcasing her exceptional academic prowess and dedication to her education.

Janhavi Panwar's journey as a child prodigy from Haryana serves as an inspiration to many, and her remarkable talents and achievements continue to captivate the nation.