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[@geology-fz3hi]

The word "Algorithm" comes from the name of the Persian scholar Al-Khwarizmi who wrote the Arabic book titled "Kitab al hisab al Hindi" (Translation: "Book of Indian computation"). This was translated into Latin by the name "Algorithmi de Numero Indorum" (Translation: "Al-Khwarizmi's Indian Numericals"), where they altered Al-Khwarizmi's name into "Algorithmi". This book's name was abbreviated as "Algorithm". That is how the world knows it today.

[@VaibhavTrivedi-dp4kk]

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[@MdNisarAhmed-i6x]

Bro you say facts

[@rupeshwarsarwa4609]

Sir, do you have any other social media page/handle or blog or anything?

[@geology-fz3hi]

Calculus was not discovered by Newton or by Leibniz. Calculus was developed in India in the 14th century by Madhava of Sangamgrama, who was the founder of Kerala school of mathematics, three centuries before Newton and Leibniz claimed to "invent" calculus. It is not a coincidence that both Newton and Leibniz made simultaneous claims of inventing calculus. Because none of the two invented it. They only got to read translated manuscripts from the Kerala school of mathematics, translated and sent to Europe by Christian missionaries in India. But neither of them acknowledged their Indian source and claimed the entire credit for themselves. At least the Persian/Arab scholars (like Al-Khwarizmi) acknowledged that their source was India. Western historians know this very well and try their very best to cover it up.

[@AyushMishra-bp8gr]

When I give such logics like that Newton ne gravity discover nahi ki thi Usne india ke kisi granth se padhi thi Then people say science wants proof that Newton gave And some people say that why not indians did these discoveries first by reading their granth What ans should I give them

[@handleonhere]

What's your name? I've been saying these things for so long, Jesuits took these knowledge to the Christian Europe. Even several westerners themselves have acknowledged of origins of calculus in India, I even saved one KZbin video in which the guy laughed at calculus being invented in Europe (he was from USA i think) . Anyway, same for Al khwarizmi, he himself writes that he has taken stuff from Indian sources and all but the west blindly tries to call them like he made it, when he himself isn't even saying that. Even the decimal number system which is made by Hindus, the Europeans called is arab number system, now some have started to refer to it as hindu-arab number system... How laughable 😂 , why would you forcefully insert the Arabs, when they themselves used to call it hindu numbers , (idk if they still do it)

[@AyushMishra-bp8gr]

@@handleonhere bcz in our country Nobody cares The youth is busy making reels And people are fighting on their religions And we have worst political options Even We do not read our own Upanishads and Vedas which are the origin of these discoveries

[@AyushMishra-bp8gr]

@@handleonhere do you know about Nalanda University in india It was one of the first universities in the world But Mughals were jealous of it and burnt it You will be shocked to know that 9 million books were burning for many months Just imagine the knowledge of india at that time

[@handleonhere]

@@AyushMishra-bp8gr religion pe agr log Ladd rhe hai India me toh woh bohot important hai, kyonki tm nhi ldoge tb bhi wo religion tmse ladega, nalanda jalane wale k naam pe hi paas k station ka naam hai, aaj tk. Log thoda shaant hai idhr k, ladne do, sbke andr ka aag jalne do

[@geology-fz3hi]

Nowadays a few people in the West have begun to acknowledge that calculus was discovered in India first. But they still say that it was discovered independently in the West, so as not to rock the narrative of Western supremacy. They still do not accept that it was Indian knowledge which taken to Europe by Christian missionaries and were claimed by Europeans as their own discoveries.

[@rajsekharari1922]

😅

[@paritoshjha28]

It's even more sad that India will never get the actual credits for what it has given to the world & other will just call you illiterate for believing these cause winners of war writes the history

[@VaibhavTrivedi-dp4kk]

Definitely truth shall be pushed out, but nowadays western dependencies have inclucated the lives of common man so intensely that today even getting access to unsynthesised and natural food is a luxury for even those who are above the Middle Class financity , the question is not of money but is of knowledge and right cultural shifts and practices, unfortunately the west has deeply injected itself in and moreover is decaying the nation slowly thereby working effectively, however there is an enormous amount of resistance from the other side too but is a mixed effort thereby not working out as an effective gross. Also btw if you would have said to me to reply all of this in my birthlanguage(because india is a secular country na) i wouldn't have been, reason - the brainS behind the open sourceness created and provided by the western alliances is designed in such a way that they just catch your neck of you let them hold your finger, pretty much to break it down all , they are TROJANS and thus is their strategy.

[@anshulsuri5619]

So happy to see this as an Indian researcher myself. Simply beautiful!! Thank you so much.

[@himanshusaini5316]

We can't thank enough to our ancestors for what they have done for us 🙏🏼💯

[@descendantofbharatbharatva7155]

Jain Mathematics Important Jain texts detailing mathematical knowledge are Sūrya Prajñapti (4th or 3rd century BCE), Jambu Dwīpa Prajñapti (4th or 3rd century BCE), Sthānāṅga Sūtra (2nd-1st century BCE), Uttarādhyayana Sūtra (2nd-1st century BCE), Bhagavatī Sūtra (2nd-1st century BCE), and Anuyoga Dvāra Sūtra (2nd-1st century BCE). The Sthānāṅga Sūtra divides the study of mathematics under ten different sections: parikarma, vyavahāra, rajju, rāśi, kalāsavarṇa, yāvat-tāvat, varga, ghana, varga-varga and vikalpa. Parikarma dealt with simple arithmetic calculations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division; vyavahāra with advanced arithmetic; rajju with geometry; rāśi with mensuration; kalāsavarṇa with fractions; yāvat-tāvat with linear equations, varga with quadratic equations; ghana with cubic equations; varga-varga with biquadratic equations; and vikalpa with permutations and combinations. Jains divided numbers into three types: enumerable, innumerable and infinite. Anuyoga Dvāra Sūtra describes five types of infinity: infinite in one direction, infinite in two directions, infinite in area, infinite everywhere, and infinite perpetually. The distinction between different types of infinities such as countable infinity (e.g. integers, rational numbers) and uncountable infinity (e.g. real numbers) was proposed by Georg Cantor in 1883. Jains had proposed similar ideas nearly 2,000 years before Cantor. Anuyoga Dvāra Sūtra also talks about successive squaring: a2, (a2)2, ((a2)2)2 …, and successive square rooting: a1/2, (a1/2) 1/2, ((a1/2) 1/2) 1/2 …. It then gives the following formulas: a1/2 x a1/4 = (a1/4) 3 a1/4 x a1/8 = (a1/8)3 264 x 232 = 2 96 These calculations led to the discovery of logarithms to the bases 2, 3 and 4 as elaborated in Dhavala commentary by Vīrasenācharya around eighth century CE. Arddhachheda was the term used for logarithm to the base 2, trikachheda was the term used for logarithm to the base 3 and chaturthachheda was the term used for logarithm to the base 4. The following formulas were also known: log2(m x n) = log2m + log2n log2(m ÷ n) = log2m - log2n log2mn = n x log2m The concept of logarithm on base 10 was proposed by John Napier in 1614. Jains had developed the concept of logarithm more than eight centuries before its discovery in the west. Bhagavatī Sūtra gives the formulas for permutation and combination as follows: nC1 = n; nC2 = n x (n-1)/(1 x 2); nC3 = n x (n-1) x (n-2)/(1 x 2 x 3); nP1 = n; nP2 = n x (n-1); nP3 = n x (n-1) x (n-2) It also says that the formulas can be extended to numbers up to infinity. These discoveries predate the development of the theory of permutation by Fabian Stedman in 1677 by over eighteen centuries. Jain text Trilokaprajñapti written by Yativṛṣabha gives formulas for the first term, common difference, number of terms and sum of terms of an arithmetic progression. This text was written in 500 CE and predates the treatment of arithmetic progression by Carl Friedrich Gauss in late eighteenth century by nearly thirteen centuries. Jain mathematician Halāyudha wrote a commentary on Piṅgala’s Chhandahsūtra in tenth century CE. He gave a pictorial representation of Meru Prastāra, which is known as Pascal’s triangle currently. It is named after Blaise Pascal, who described the binomial coefficients in form of a triangle in 1653. The formulation by Halāyudha predates the work of Pascal by over six centuries.

[@geology-fz3hi]

Al-Jahiz, a 9th-century Arab scholar, described Indian Culture as follows: "As regards the Indians, they are among the leaders in astronomy, mathematics- in particular, they have Indian numerals and medicine; they alone possess the secrets of the latter, and use them to practise some remarkable forms of treatment. They have the art of carving statues and painted figures. They possess the game of chess, which is the noblest of games and requires more judgment and intelligence than any other. They make Kedah swords, and excel in their use. They have splendid music, including that of the kankala, an instrument with a single string mounted on a gourd, which takes the place of the many-stringed lute and cymbals. They know a number of sprightly dances, and are versed in magic and fumigation. They possess a script capable of expressing the sounds of all languages, as well as many numerals. They have a great deal of poetry, many long treatises, and a deep understanding of philosophy and letters; the book Kalila wa-Dimna (Panchatantra) originated with them. They are intelligent and courageous, and have more good qualities than the Chinese. (continued in reply below)

[@geology-fz3hi]

(continued from above) Their sound judgment and sensible habits led them to invent pins, cork, toothpicks, the drape of clothes and the dyeing of hair. They are handsome, attractive and forbearing, their women are proverbial, and their country produces the matchless Indian aloes which are supplied to kings. They were the originators of the science of fikr, by which a poison can be counteracted after it has been used, and of astronomical reckoning, subsequently adopted by the rest of the world." Source: THE LIFE AND WORKS OF JAHIZ by Charles Pellat, Page 197, Chapter XXXI, Chapter Name:"Superiority of the blacks to the whites", Section 3 "Indian culture"

[@kyonhihorahipadhai]

Thank you for sharing this with us🙏

[@DontReadMyProfileP1cture]

he just over glazed India 😂

[@irenerayne7332]

​​@@DontReadMyProfileP1ctureonly in the context of *present India .

[@manuadi19]

Thanks for sharing the source .

[@geology-fz3hi]

Western historians are very well aware and try their very best to cover up the fact that Calculus was discovered in India three centuries before birth of Newton and it was transmitted to Europe via translated manuscripts sent to Europe by Christian missionaries in India.

[@vivavois8966]

Dhanyawad 🙏🪔🕉️🌞🚩👍

[@geology-fz3hi]

Pierre Simon de Laplace, a French mathematician whose name is familiar to every mathematician, physicist and engineer in the world, wrote about India: "When the Greeks and Arabs began to devote themselves to sciences, they drew their first elements from India. It is there that the ingenious manner of expressing all numbers in ten characters originated, by assigning to them at once an absolute and a local value, a subtle and important conception, of which the simplicity is such that we can with difficulty, appreciate its merit. But this very simplicity and the great facility with which we are enabled to perform our arithmetical computations place it in the very first rank of useful inventions; the difficulty of inventing it will be better appreciated if we consider that it escaped the genius of Archimedes and Appollonius, two of the greatest men of antiquity."

[@geology-fz3hi]

Source: M. Le marquis De Laplace, The System Of The World, Translated From The French By The Rev. Henry H. Harte, Vol. II., Book V., Chapter 1: "Of the astronomy of the ancients to the foundation of the Alexandrian school", Page 222

[@geology-fz3hi]

When "Western science" borrows knowledge from the East they wilfully avoid acknowleding their sources. In the 19th century Europeans copied surgical techniques and instrument designs from the Sushruta Samhita but totally "forgot" to cite their source or give any credit. In modern surgery the word "suture", used for the process of stitching tissues with a thread, comes from the Sanskrit word "sutra", which means thread. Nowadays they acknowledge Sushruta as the father of surgery but they still refuse to acknowledge that modern surgery owes its foundation to the knowledge learnt from the Sushruta Samhita.

[@rohinibarla]

Very happy to see C K Raju garu on this channel, have been waiting for this... Make a series with Shri C K Raju about mathematics, it will be a boon to Bharathiyas.

[@Jargal200]

All the best team, long live Prachayam

[@geology-fz3hi]

In mathematics, the decimal and binary representation of numbers, the algorithms of arithmetic operations, Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus, were all discovered in India, and were transmitted to Europe via the Arabs, except for Calculus, which went from India directly to Europe through Christian missionaries. But the Europeans did not acknowledge their Indian source and claimed the entire credit for themselves. At least the Persian/Arab scholars (like Al-Khwarizmi) acknowledged that their source was India.

[@KaranSharama-mp9iv]

I am very excited for this documentary 😱😱😱

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I am greatly happy on this my full support is with you❤

[@Prachyam]

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ఇది అందరికి చేరాలి.. ❤❤❤❤

[@harishanchan5000]

Bharat gifts the world Jai maa bharti

[@oralexammmdprep8110]

I have a dream that One day every Indian would be taught the true history! It is not far now.

[@YUVRAJSINGH-cw8zl]

THANK YOU THANK YOU AND THANK YOU FOR GIVINNG THIS TYPE OF DOCUMENTARY PLS BRING MORE SIR PLS

[@supriyapan2276]

That's perhaps one of most heartbreaking comments I have ever read calling the Genius Newton a Theif!😢 disgraceful!

[@mra4167]

ഞങ്ങൾ എളിമയുള്ളവരായിരുന്നു, അതിനാൽ ബ്രിട്ടീഷുകാർ നമ്മെ ഭരിച്ചു, അന്നും ഇന്നും ഞങ്ങൾ വിനയാന്വിതരായിരുന്നു. അറിവ് പ്രചരിപ്പിക്കുക എന്നത് മാത്രമായിരുന്നു ഞങ്ങളുടെ ഉദ്ദേശം.

[@vivekkumar-cy7ki]

कोई विनम्र नहीं था इसमें विदेशी ब्राह्मणों का हाथ था उन्हीं की कुकर्म की वजह से आज भी भारत जूझ रहा है

[@KD.Hustler]

Thank you for your Efforts 🎉❤

[@rishithehindu6512]

Proud to be an Indian ❤

[@Pratik_kharat_912]

Definitely not. Rg kar incident disappointed me

[@Player_is_I]

India is fucked up! Accept it!

[@akashdubey2852]

I hope this documentary is coming either with English subtitles or English audio too.

[@JoeB2825]

Much needed for international audiences

[@mathdoctor]

I am eagerly waiting for this episode ❤

[@fireworxz]

Thanks

[@bermaravi528]

Eagerly waiting

[@Cleon_Gaming]

Underrated

[@EasyElectronics2412]

I would say only one word to define these acts "kaliyug".

[@Sun_47am]

Bharat is always take knowledge 🚩🕉️🚩🕉️🚩🕉️

[@ChandanVerma-o7r]

When people try to capture other work, they actually don't present the real thing how the exact researcher want to say. That's why there is a need of research in calculus. I always feel, somewhere there is something missing in calculus. Thanks.

[@Narasimha-ti7jq]

I am waiting for this documentary your voice your aditing your mind all things are so good and your animated sanskriti video ❤❤❤❤

[@shumbuk4383]

Prof CK Raju...he's so clever and insightful..besides his books his lectures are fantastic..I've even seen him unveiling our past to the Dalai Lama.

[@rajibkudas123]

When the full documentry coming

[@anurag29000]

Jay shree Krishna 🚩🕉️🇮🇳

[@RaviKumar-zn2og]

India was great

[@dararevo]

Was

[@cricketbeyondinfinity-wp5]

Was,Is & Will be

[@bharatavarsha17000]

Thankyou for producing this masterpiece ❤

[@rahulbhattacharjya3676]

We were using partial differential equations - next level of calculus - before the writing of Surya Siddhant. Because without such calculations we could not write complex reference books like Surya Siddhant. And going by the astronomical position, starting month of a season and the gyroscopic inclination of the Earth, the book has to be at least 14.5 thousands years old. So make your own calculation...

[@hereismycomment-l7r]

Lol. Good joke!

[@sumitss6lite286]

There are evidences that India worked on Calculus before newton and liebnitz. But there is no evidence that it was stolen.

[@imaginedragons1662]

Exactly. Also such advanced country got invaded by Mughals who ride horses 🤣🤣 It looks like a wide propaganda done at big scale by Indians to steal the credit to save their religion

[@supriyapan2276]

Exactly absolutely correct ​@@imaginedragons1662

[@Studycat2026]

Great video

[@arjunsinghrathore9252]

Excellent sir

[@diadon5674]

Amazing

[@OfficialGOD]

love it

[@richamanchi131]

This is something our Gen z should know . thanks

[@rishabkumar2795]

Where to watch

[@marcos1292]

I hope you make this available in English version also, for , we want more & more Foreign viewers

[@hereismycomment-l7r]

Lol,foreigners like Taliban?

[@mahesh858]

When will this documentery be released.🎉 I'm very excited for it

[@rayquazabtc9131]

Bhai you should release this on KZbin more people will watch it

[@sutikshanpratapsingh4723]

in the name of shakti ma bharti bless you and protect you dharm ki jai ho adharm ka naash ho praniyo me sadhbhavna ho viswa ka kalyan ho

[@gauravgupta3449]

Wonderful.❤

[@prathmeshtiwari5527]

#PrachyamForever

[@RahulBarman-gz1hl]

👍👍❤️❤️

[@anujthakur7987]

Sir please bring Rajiv Malhotra sir on change maker series podcast

[@AnupSingh-uo2pu]

Right brother He is a gem ❤

[@debraj24op]

Good to see, people are appreciating the talent of our ancient scholars. British ne sirf 200 saal nahi luta, next 2000 years ka bhi lutna tyay kar diya hai

[@hereismycomment-l7r]

May be you had your eyes and ears closed until 2014. As Indian scholars were always appreciated for what they did in the real world, of course not in mythologies.

[@opstatusofficial6799]

The father of mathamatics Arybhatt & other bharatiy rushi.

[@Player_is_I]

As an Indian: Leonard Euler>>>>>>>>>

[@studytime940]

In my personel belief,our Nation had produced so many renowned scientist in the past.Which lead there discovery to be part of Philosophy. We found in Verse of Ramayana Hoyee soi jo Ram Rachi Rakha.According to this verse the result is already been there(Past,Present and future are going simultaneously),as been mentioned by Albert Einstein. This all happened because of Safe and Humble climatic conditions of India.Mother India always saved her children from invaders with the help of Indus and Great Himalayas.Our Nation ancient researchers,thinkers,Mathematician always found favourable condition but other parts of world at that time were engage in conquering others territory to increase there own Power.But our Nation was self-sustaining

[@dhirajmadan9818]

Waiting for the release for non premium members.

[@Whatjiy]

pura vedioe kaha melaga?

[@viranthranjangowda8600]

Can you please make videos on kempe gowda

[@geology-fz3hi]

Why give credit to heathens with false gods, when the "civilized" Christians can misappropriate the credit for themselves.

[@vipinpandey9422]

Very good ❤

[@ReyanSharma-co1ht]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@devt5554]

Discovery made by any Western is named after them, but discoveries made by eastern countries are given some general name and is not name after their founders

[@diyabharti6922]

❤

[@Nepali_guy_Study_yt_account]

Is there any reliance for this when we don't even have an education system which doesn't play with our future.....

[@gauravgupta3449]

Please tell When the full documentary is going to be uploaded? 🙏

[@Prachyam]

It is now available on Prachyam.com

[@atul8841]

How to watch this for free

[@ShreeRathod-ez7gx]

Bharat 0se yoga tab world koo diya❤

[@yuvrajPoddar1303]

Mera calculus acha hogya Sachin sir and Ashish sir k karn

[@Nahid-i8r]

Let's find who is the father of Algebra and algorithm!!!!

[@harshphysik]

When release on KZbin?

[@Prachyam]

Watch it now on Prachyam.com, exclusively available for subscribers.

[@richal7031]

I wanted to subscribe to prachayam ... monthly subscription shows 225 then second screen it increases by adding GST 266 then razor pay 353 ....each time amount gets increased....then I dropped the idea of subscription

[@praphullchaudhary5306]

Make a video on undefeated peshwa bajirao

[@sohanmisra5392]

Respect to Einstein for not stealing Bose's theory of matter, unlike Newton.

[@supriyapan2276]

That's perhaps one of most heart breaking comments I have ever read calling The Genius Newton a theif😢😢! Disgraceful

[@sohanmisra5392]

@@supriyapan2276 he was not genius, Gravity was discovered by us We laid the groundwork for calculus Fundamentals of Classical mechanics was discovered by us He proved the speed of sound wrong.

[@supriyapan2276]

@@sohanmisra5392 sir could you kindly share what's your qualification I mean which subject you choose for higher education including masters? I have seen many people including far right wing, far left wing, centralists etc, but never seen a person calling Newton not a genius and questioning his qualification!

[@supriyapan2276]

@@sohanmisra5392 yes gravity is discovered by us but the formula is invented by a Non Indian, secondly it was improvised by Einstein showing the curvature of space time!

[@sohanmisra5392]

@@supriyapan2276 my qualifications are: Passed 10th from Vivekananda Mission School, ICSE: 84% Passed 12th from DPS South Kolkata CBSE: 86% Bachelors in Mathematics from ISI Bengaluru Currently pursuing Masters in physics at the University of Oxford. If you don't agree with me that's completely fine.

[@williamgann2080]

Where is full video

[@Prachyam]

prachyam.com/video/madhava-kerala-s-mathematical-genius?source=search

[@Player_is_I]

One more important fact: Indians also made "the theory of relativity" but the west would never accept it! And the person who discovered the theory was modiji itself!

[@fortheloveofphysics6511]

Where is the video ?

[@itdiaryofficial]

आपने सत्रहवीं शताब्दी की बात की है और वर्ष 1700 दिखाया। जो कि गलत है। वह तो अठारहवीं शताब्दी का शुरुआती वर्ष होगा।

[@Rankfrist]

Yesi koi gali nahi जहा सनातन की चली नही। 😊

[@3rddegreeyt144]

Who discover functions Who discover graphical representation who discover vector Who discover discrete algebra, Who discover 3D and 2D geometry I am humbly speaking if we have the proof that these are discovered in India then voila we can give a reason that calculus is invented in India cuz calculus lie in abundance of mathematics. I am humbly speaking you know r Jai hind

[@kavitharamesh1401]

The BGM is too loud... hence voices not clear..

[@baatimama2494]

If we cannot save our history then who will ?

[@Dhanika112]

This is absolutely disgusting, it really aches deep inside the heart !! We need to stand up and tell this world what our ancestors have done!! We want the world to know that Europe's has not done those things which it is credited for ! This is extremely imp . This has been happening with us from years ! Because we never try to get recognition and claim that we Indians have invented this ... Patanjali , aryanbhata , shreedharacharya, bhramagupta , bhaskara , and so many great Indian mathematicians , logicians and cosmologists are known to very less . But Newton everybody knows 😶‍🌫️

[@Sanju-199]

Ha bhai sab india sa hi originate huaa hai Mann liya

[@visheshsachan4717]

1 like = 1 hour study ( for me) I will also film it and post in my channel

[@utkarshpandey6567]

Wah very good

[@limbuni33]

Satya sanatan dharma ki jai🙏🏻

[@uttamkharsh6821]

Is documentary free on your application or we have to pay for it?

[@thefascifist7201]

*AND ITS ORIGIN IN BHARAT Remove the apostrophe in "IT'S".

[@tebatron5738]

How to watch for freee

[@dheerajmadhu9419]

Please subtitles in english

[@JaharlalJaharlal-uz6dq]

Hare Krishna hare Krishna Krishna Krishna hare hare Hare Ram hare ram Ram ram hare hare = Put a ,b then you find it is also a algebraic Formula hidden Om Hanumate Namah 🙏

[@adityasinha146]

This is what happens if you forgot your roots

[@illustrationonstars543]

haa bhai india ne hi saab banaya hain according to Whatsapp..

[@imaginedragons1662]

Such advanced country got invaded by Mughals who ride horses 🤣🤣

[@himalaya_putr]

प्राच्यम् के सभी सदस्योको शिक्षक दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनायेएं । The title should've been "The Looted Gifts from Bharat". 😅

[@cricstar_sarvesh]

Can anyone please tell me how can I be best maths teacher please

[@0945Aman]

Discovered by Indian🇮🇳,levelled by European 😔🤫

[@Pratik_kharat_912]

Any proofs that it was levelled

[@harshalpathak8847]

​@@Pratik_kharat_912 bhai woh labeled bolna chahta hai

[@binaykumar8292]

But what about present ? Think of one new thing India has given the world after independence.

[@binaykumar8292]

@Anonymous1512-_- This is the height of stupidity among few indians. 🤣🤣. Can you give a reference for your claim. If you can then at the same time look at the origin not the race.

[@binaykumar8292]

@Anonymous1512-_- Although you haven't read my comment clearly but I specifically said after independence and in India not by an indian origin person. Moreover, give reference for your claim. You would soon realise that you are brainwashed.

[@DontReadMyProfileP1cture]

​@Anonymous1512-_-Hindu numerals are used in coding 😂 wtf dude

[@V.Sree.Sashank.]

Covaxin , covishield , reliance chain , tata chain, g20 objectives very important vimal , pass pass, aachi chicken masala, MTR sambar powder used by other people nvm

[@binaykumar8292]

@@DontReadMyProfileP1cture Again , I have said current achievement. Not our ancestors , which has clearly become a way to boost the ego.

[@nuclearphysicsbyrs8766]

Calculus calculate by Bhartiya then foreigners