Ramsrinivas

அடியேன் ராமானுஜ தாசன்

[Parimal @Fintech03]

Who is next after the Ramanujan?

In the mid-20th century, Western academic cartels claimed that advanced mathematics was a European construct, brought to a colonized India via British education. Tekkath Amayankottukurussi Kalathil Sarasvati Amma responded by spending decades deep in the forgotten archives of Kerala, translating archaic Sanskrit palm-leaf manuscripts with razor-sharp mathematical precision.

She proved that centuries before Sir Isaac Newton/Gottfried Leibniz were even born, unheralded Indian astronomers had already built the foundations of calculus & high-level geometry. This is the story of how an Unsung Scholar reclaimed the Intellectual Sovereignty of a Nation.

For generations under colonial rule, a deeply damaging psychological narrative was hammered into the Indian psyche: Your ancestors were mystics & poets, but they lacked the rigorous, logical discipline for advanced science & mathematics. The global academic consensus was that high-level geometry, infinite series, & calculus were the exclusive property of Europe.

India was viewed as a nation that needed to be civilized with Western numbers, completely oblivious to the fact that it had once been the mathematical capital of the world.

T.A. Sarasvati Amma was born in Kerala, a land with a deeply hidden, rich intellectual undercurrent. She was not an "uneducated" woman in the literal sense, she was a brilliant scholar of Sanskrit & Mathematics, but to the global elite who only validated degrees from Oxford/Cambridge/Harvard, she was an outsider working in the shadows.

In the 1950s & 60s, while working under the guidance of legendary scholars like Dr. V. Raghavan at the University of Madras, she realized that the history being taught in schools was a lie. She did not seek validation from Western journals. She went straight to the dirt, the dust & the decaying private libraries of old Kerala families.

She began unearthing 100s of brittle, centuries-old palm-leaf manuscripts written in a highly technical, coded astronomical Sanskrit.

Sarasvati Amma undertook a brutal, lonely intellectual pilgrimage. For yrs, w/o the aid of computers/digital databases/massive research grants, she painstakingly translated & mathematically mapped out texts like the Yuktibhasa, the Karanapaddhati & the Tantrasangraha.

Her pitch to the skeptical academic community was uncompromising: "I will not give you theories. I will give you the exact geometric proofs, calculated centuries before your European heroes walked the earth."

She discovered that in the 14th century, a mathematician named Madhava of Sangamagrama & his disciples in the Kerala School of Mathematics had already solved problems that Europe would not touch until the late 17th century.

Against all odds, in 1979, Sarasvati Amma published her magnum opus: "Geometry in Ancient and Medieval India." It was a masterclass in mathematical archaeology that fundamentally shook the foundations of global history.
She systematically proved that:

The Madhava-Gregory Series: The infinite series for pi*(4 X (1 - 1/3 + 1/5 - 1/7.......), attributed to the Scottish mathematician James Gregory in 1671, was recorded in India 300 yrs earlier.

For the 1st time in modern history, the West could not look down its nose. The proofs were right there, written on palm leaves, preserved by a quiet woman who refused to let her nation���s history be erased.

Sarasvati Amma’s work didn't build corporate empires/software companies, but it did something far more powerful: it restored the intellectual self-respect of an entire civilization. Her book became the absolute gold standard reference for the history of mathematics worldwide, forcing global historians to slowly & reluctantly rewrite their textbooks.

She lived a fiercely quiet, simple life, retiring as a prof & spending her final yrs in her hometown in Kerala, completely disconnected from the blinding lights of fame. She passed away in 2000, largely unknown to the millions of Indian students who daily study the very calculus her work reclaimed.

T.A. Sarasvati Amma proved that the ultimate form of patriotism is the preservation of truth. She showed that a nation’s backbone is nott just built by industrial concrete/military might, but by its memory.

T.A. Sarasvati Amma proved that a lone Indian woman, armed with nothing but dusty palm leaves & an iron will, could rewrite the mathematical history of the world.

[𑀓𑀺𑀭𑀼𑀱𑁆𑀡𑀷𑁆 🇮🇳 @tskrishnan]

What do the Sangam texts say about the birthplace of Murugan? Thanks @RangarajPandeyR avl.

Full video : https://t.co/6v6UfKjaFZ

[Shilpak. @ugach_kahitarii]

What Anurag Kashyap said about YRF holds true, even for #Alpha this time.

[Shekhar Kapur @shekharkapur]

What happened if someone chiselled a nose on just one of the sculptures wrong ? Did the whole temple need to be carved out again? Yet, they did not get it wrong .. how?

Carved downwards out of a single piece of rock , with no tools other than hammers and chisels ..

.. detail of carvings and sculptures within the temple are not just exquisite , but absolutely precise and accurate in form and in geometry.. from top to bottom

.. that’s a mystery greater than the mystery of the Pyramids of Giza…

The system of mathematics in ancient India came down from our scriptures and formed the basis of a lot of our music ( Taal ) , art and architecture, .. our Philosophy was not linear .. but circular .. where the finite met the infinite again and again in concentric circles .. like how the Universe is ..

The closest modern science now comes to it is what we call Quantum computing , Quantum entanglement . The theories on which Google has built the ‘Willow’ .. the words fastest Quantum Computer.

The British changed our education system and made it linear. The colonizers did not have any understanding or knowledge of Quantum .. we did .. but over time of colonisation.. we lost the knowledge and Wisdom ..

.. yes, Wisdom too .. for knowledge without Wisdom is dry , with the true and wider meaning squeezed out of it .

No wonder that when the greatest Indian Mathematician of all time was asked how he solved some of the most perplexing questions that all the greatest physicists and mathematicians in world were unable to solve ..

Ramanujan replied ..

..’My Devi comes to me.. ‘

#ElloraCaves #India #AncientMathematics #Upnishads #Architecure #Quantum #Willow #Wisdom #QuantumComputers #PyramidsofGiza #Ramanujan #AI #colonization #vedicculture #MyDeviComesToMe

[Tamil Labs 2.0 @labstamil]

If you can understand this single, historically inaccurate painting being displayed at a prominent place of worship in TN, congratulations, you've understood a century of Tamilnadu politics.

[🪷 MЄЄƝƛ ƖƳЄƦ 🪷 @Maha_Periyavaa]

சைவ சித்தாந்தத்தில் உள்ள தி���ுக்கைலாய பரம்பரை.

[Sr.Sinha @AdhirSinha]

*An advice from a senior citizen currently visiting the US*
Dear friends,
We have been staying in Seattle, Washington, for the past two months. My wife was suffering from a severe respiratory issue when we left India. After using those medicines from India,here in the US, she had almost recovered.
However, as our supply ran out, So, I asked my daughter to schedule an appointment with a pulmonologist (respiratory specialist) in Seattle.
we had to consult a general physician first. We were given an appointment for a week later—and that too, only via a video call.
We spoke to the doctor on the phone for about 10 minutes.He said he understood the issue and prescribed appropriate medicines, stating that we could pick them up from a pharmacy.we were told the medicines were not immediately available and would take 4–5 days to arrive.
We finally received the medicines on the fifth day. Surprisingly, the medicines were manufactured by 'Cipla' and bore the label 'Made in India'. Even after a 50% discount through US medical insurance, we still had to pay an equivalent of ₹21,000. This means medicines costing just ₹2,500 in India cost a staggering ₹42,000 in the US.
It took us 12 days to obtain medicines here that are readily available at any pharmacy in India. A week later, we received a bill of $283 (approximately ₹23,000) for the doctor's consultation fee.

Consider yourselves to be fortunate to be living in India during your retirement years.

We often look abroad in search of a "good life." But if we pause to think... certain everyday conveniences—unavailable even to billionaires in London or New York—are easily accessible to the middle class in India.

Here are *7 examples* showing that even the life of a common person in our country is a **VIP lifestyle**:

*1 Data Democratization:*
While countries around the world spend over $50 (approx. ₹4,000) a month for basic internet, we enjoy high-speed 5G data for just ₹300. We have the cheapest data in the world! This is what has digitally transformed our economy.

*2 The "10-Minute" doorstep delivery:*
Run out of ginger for your tea or out of milk? Place an order on Blinkit, Zepto, or Swiggy Instamart, and the item is in your hands before the water even boils. In Europe, by contrast, you’d have to put on a coat and walk 15 minutes in the cold to a store—and you wouldn't be surprised to find it already closed.

*3 Instant Healthcare:*
Need to see a specialist? You can go straight to the hospital. Need a blood test? A lab technician comes to your home as early as 6 AM to collect the sample, and the report arrives on your WhatsApp by afternoon. We don't face the three-month waiting lists or the nightmare of "insurance approvals" common elsewhere even for trivial ailments.

*4 Human Support System:*
Having people to help with house cleaning, cooking, and driving isn't a luxury reserved only for the wealthy here; it is the backbone of middle-class life. It offers something incredibly valuable: it saves **TIME**.

*5 The UPI Revolution:*
From a ₹5 roadside tea to a ₹50,000 laptop—everything is just a scan away! No need for wallets, no excuses like "the card machine isn't working," and absolutely no transaction fees. In this regard, the rest of the world lags far behind us.

*6 *"Free" Little Joys:*
No matter which restaurant you visit, you get a glass of drinking water for free (whereas elsewhere, they’d charge you $5). There’s an ironing man / chai wallah right at the end of the street to take care of our instant needs. It is these little things that make life run so smoothly.

*7 Social Bonds (Social Safety Net):*
We don't live in a culture of legal notices and courts; we live in a culture of relationships. If we face a problem, a neighbor won't send a court notice—they’ll lovingly cook and send over some *khichdi*.
*The Bottom Line:*
India is not merely a country; it is a wonderful world filled with conveniences at every turn.

[Abhijit Majumder @abhijitmajumder]

Time.
All-powerful, terrifyingly tragic, yet so amazingly beautiful.

[Isaignani Addict @IsaignaniAddict]

Somehow, I feel Ilaiyaraja's Aan Paavam BGM never got the attention that many of his other iconic scores received. Yet every time I hear it, it stirs something deep within.

Here's a little soul-stirring music to start your Monday. 🎶🌅

#Ilaiyaraaja #AanPaavam #MondayVibes

[KangBlandong @WongAlasRoban]

Informasi kesehatan :

" Cara naik turun tangga , supaya beban lutut tdk berat "

[Tharani ʀᴛᴋ @iam_Tharani]

'முரளி'க்கு Friend-ஆ மட்டும் 22 படங்கள் கூட நடிச்சிருக்கேன். அவர ரொம்ப Miss பண்றேன்!🥺❤️‍🩹- 'சின்னி ஜெயந்த்'

[SANATAN @Eternaldharma_]

This movement will make your upper body more attractive.

[பரசுராமன் @Parasuraman_TN]

கரூரில் 40 உயிர்கள் பறிபோனதற்கு யார் பொறுப்பு? போட்டோ ஆதாரங்களுடன்...
"விஜய் மட்டுமே காரணம்!"

[Fan Commentary: Joe Rogan Recaps @JoeRoganRecaps]

New: Joe Rogan is shocked when Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas explains how Bill Gates tricked all of America into becoming office workers:

SRINIVAS: “Microsoft built this concept of the office worker because they wanted to sell office software.”

ROGAN: “Wow. This type of lifestyle is a very recent thing that we’ve just now accepted as normal.”

SRINIVAS: “It was the mission of Bill Gates to put a PC on every desk and get people glued to them.”

ROGAN: “What a freaking wizard. Boy did they nail that one.”

SRINIVAS: “It wasn’t about making computing beautiful like the vision Steve Jobs had.

All they cared about was selling computers so they could sell software. When you sell more software that’s when you become rich.”

ROGAN: “They’re so sneaky man.”

SRINIVAS: “That’s why we all got trained into using Microsoft Word and Excel.

Once you learned that then you could work for a company that has a PC on their desk who’s paying Microsoft money to use software.”

[Sona🐾🇮🇳 @sona_sebin]

பாக்கியராஜ் சர் மறைவுக்கு நீங்க ஏன் வரல ?

[Bio Hack 🫀 @Xbiohack]

Five Silent Signs Of Colon Cancer You Shouldn't Ignore.

[Rajaram @Rajaram93584674]

Hey "Tamil God" warriors...

This is the Sikandar Badusha Durgah that sits right on the first sacred hill of our Lord Muruga at Thirupparankundram..

"Hazrat Sultan Sikandar Badusha Shaheeth Valiyullaah"

What language daa athu..? Sanskrit?
From where did they get those pillars ?

[🪷 MЄЄƝƛ ƖƳЄƦ 🪷 @Maha_Periyavaa]

கும்பகோணம் மங்களாம்பிகை சமேத ஆதி கும்பேஸ்வரர் திருக்கல்யாணம் 🙏🏻🪷🌿

[Krishnan Srinivasan @Sastha93883062]

In Thalaingyayiru,near Manalmedu,near Vaitheeswarankoil,the 1500-2000 year old Kutram Porutha Nathar temple is truly magnificent for its historical value.
Kutram Porutha Nathar and Ambal,Kolvalainayagi, in Ground floor.

Then Thoniapar in the middle.
Then Sattanathar on top.
Devotees had come from Bangalore and America..did Sankalpa..for 45 days..
Got their problems resolved.
Excellent Vibration in a very small micro interior village.
Temple opens at 8.30am.
Please plan to be there on Friday.
Friday evening at 6.30pm special poojai for Sattanathar.
Every one know the Sattanathar Temple in Sirkazhi.
Actually this is the first one.
Melakaazhi is another name for this temple.
Like Thiruerakaram is the Adhiswamimalai,much older than Swamimalai temple..this Kutram Porutha Nathar is much much older.
If you need the details of Kurukal,other sankalpam details please inbox,DM me.
Samvathsaram is fast approaching.
The Kurukal needs financial help,though the temple belongs to Adheenam.
Om Namasivaya.

[Krishnan Srinivasan @Sastha93883062]

Namaskaram to all.
Sri Jayaraman Ganapathi Iyer(68) and his wife Kamakshi (64) are living in Sethanipuram(Pin:610107),near Nachiarkoil-Kumbakonam.
I had been to the small micro interior village and met him a year ago in the temple.
He is working as a priest in the Ganapathy and Sivan Temple in the same small village.
No income.

Wife is anemic. Hence she is weak.

Jayaraman is suffering from Hi BP and Hi salt(hypernatremia).
Monthly Medical expenses are around 6k.

Two donors have given him cows.
Both are pregnant.
Unable to feed the cow. No money.

No Gpay,No UPI id(reason :bank is asking him to maintain minimum balance of 10k which he is unable to: no ATM card for additional charges which he is unable to bear)

He needs minimum 25L to get a sizeable money as Bank FD Interest.

Kindly help the Priest please. My humble request to every one.

Namaskaram.

Phone:
9659232244

Jayaraman Ganapathi Iyer
Indian Bank
Account #
6940649962
IFSC
IDIB000S104

https://t.co/AXHf61WMOw