Kakali_DS

Coach, Communicator, Soft Skills Trainer, Visiting Faculty

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@CommanMan777589 My question is how did she enter the house?

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@ananyashasau Without paying a penny

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@derekobrienmp He would have definitely disapproved of you and your ways.

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@_pallavighosh Don't start casteism in Bengal. All the names u mentioned are Hindus. Only Hindu.

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@coolfunnytshirt A big ZERO

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@shashwatanova Yes. I felt likewise. Let her breathe a bit

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@BenYagnik Horrible

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Indians had Algebra before the Muslim prophet & religion were even born. Here is the Bakhshali Manuscript, dating back to the 3rd century CE. It is an Algebraic treatise.

The Bakhshali manuscript, which has been carbon-dated to the 3rd century CE, is an ancient Hindu treatise on Arithmetic and Algebra. The Algebraic problems deal with simultaneous, quadratic, arithmetic, geometric progressions & quadratic indeterminate equations.

Early Algebra is found in Shulba Sutras, dating back to 800 BC. Traditional Algebra reached its pinnacle in the works of Aryabhata & Bhaskara. What makes Bakhshali unique is it offers mathematical proof to its theories. It also contains the oldest known record of the concept of zero.

The earliest work of “Arabic Algebra” is the “Al-Kitāb Al-Jabr wal-muqābala” by Al Khwarizmi. The term “Algebra” comes from this book (“Al Jabr”). Before writing his treatise, Al Khwarizmi visited India. His book plagiarizes from Indian Mathematics, and it is an obvious case of plagiarism at that.

The fact that Indian mathematicians heavily plagiarised Khawarizmi has been known to Western scholars for 200 years. Henry Thomas Colebrooke was a historian and mathematician. In 1817, Colebrook concluded (page 4) that Khwarizmi owed his Algebra to the Hindus. After carefully examining the works of Khawarizmi and ancient Hindu mathematical texts, Colebrooke concludes: “The inevitable conclusion is that Khawarizmi, conversing with the sciences of Hindus, must have learned Algebra from Hindus”.

Another European Mathematician, Pietro Cossali, came to the same conclusion after diligent research. He says, “Khwarizmi was skilled in the Indian tongue and fond of Indian matters. He translated Indian works. He was the first instructor of Muslims in Algebra. Not having taken Algebra from the Greeks, Khwarizmi must have either invented it himself or taken it from the Indians. Of the two, the second appears to me the most probable.”

The Arabs were invading with nomadic armies from the Arabian deserts. They lacked the most basic education and literacy. Even after their conquests, Arabs continued to live in tents. What sparked their interest in Indian Mathematics? What made Khwarizmi write his work? Who civilized illiterate desert nomads? The answers are below.

Until 770, almost 140 years after the prophet, there was no Arabic work on science, not one on Math, not one on medicine—absolutely nothing. There is no exception to this rule. Until 770, Arabs produced only religious works or simple poetry.

Even after the Islamic conquests, most Arabs of the 7th century continued to live in tents. Even the caliph of the Arabs, their emperor, Muawiya, lived in a tiny shack constructed of only brick and timber. He had no proper roof, and birds were all over his ‘ceiling. This person was not just a desert chief but an emperor who conquered everything from Constantinople to Afghanistan. Needless to say, there was no knowledge of Algebra among these people.

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@_vatsalasingh Jai Jagannath

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@TimesAlgebraIND Send him to the LOC

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@Sofiyaquresi Yes 100%

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#HappyBdayModiji
Happy Birthday Modiji. May you succeed in fulfilling all your dreams about Bharatvarsh.🙏

@narendramodi

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@sagarikaghose @sardesairajdeep @MinistryWCD Shame on Rajdeep and Sagarika. Had some respect for them earlier. This diversion tactics will not work anymore. The public knows everything.

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@IndiaToday @ajainb @sardesairajdeep It's INCITE. Not insight. Never expected such lapses from India Today

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@vivekagnihotri Did you mean Meditation?

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@greg_pertuit Yes

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@ShashiTharoor @rajivmehrotra1 @INCIndia Tata says ' I need to be careful which sums up what freedom of speech was prevalent.
But good that you shared this. Reiterates our views of the nehru- gandhis

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Just posted a photo https://t.co/x6XeJBb2x5

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Raksha Bandhan post🙂🙂 https://t.co/gDg21LvtpQ