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4 Jan, 7 tweets, 3 min read
Ok, test your Sanskrit knowledge.

What is the meaning of the following phrase? (If you know the reference, hold back).

भद्राम्बुधिसिद्धजन्मगणितश्रद्धा स्म यद् भूपगीः
सही।

लेकिन इसका संस्कृत में कुछ और भी अर्थ बनता है क्या?

हम संस्कृत में (या अन्य भारतीय भाषा) में एक स्वयं कविता लिख सकते हैं क्या जिसका भी मूल पाई निकले?

Now this will blow your mind. In the Sanskrit verse where Pi is calculate to 32 decimal places, the claim is the known universe could be calculated to 1 molecule level. If true, they clearly they did not get this value by measurement. How? @MeruPrastara

False. Everything had practical and scientific application. And we are the only ancient civilization that survived the Abrahamic onslaught. Now time to rebuild.

Wait till you read the book. This was just a small snippet from it. Follow @GarudaPrakashan for keeping abreast.

Where do you think Westerners got it from? 😏 And why did they only get it after Madhava?

Western math is primitive till Indian import. Remember they were still stuck in Roman numerals. You think they could calculate anything significant?
They didn’t even have decimals.
So the shloka is “borrowed knowledge from Westerners” interests you that you feel you must point it out.

But the Westerners had “borrowed knowledge” from India becomes Indian hagiography and doesn’t interest you.

Western hagiography=good
Indian hagiography=bad

Colonized much?

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Big move. The govt APEDA manual required halal, which means the meat industry in india had to be certified by (paid) Islamic clerics. It made no sense for a secular state to mandate a religious rule. There was a big push by original #HinduCharter for this. @zeneraalstuff
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The problem isn't racism. It is Christianity.

The Abrahamic hierarchy and dehumanization between superior "believers" and the barely human "kaffir."

Christianity expands on this with the "children of Ham", with colonialism and "scientific racism" of "enlightenment" Europe.
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Yes, streams change course all the time, easily would in hundreds of years. The original temple was on the banks of the Saryu. This find validated it.

The remaining questions are moronic.

Happens when you trade your brain for communist dogma.
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Here is a time lapse view of a river changing course just within 20 years. Let alone 500.

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There is nothing "secular" about New Year's Day. It is based on the Gregorian Calendar, named for Pope Gregory. The change from Julian Calendar was made due to the shift in Easter. Motivation for this New Year date was also religious.

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Indian as a colonial state (contd).

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From the Indian Stamp Act of 1899, an act of British colonial rule. Indian laws, judiciary, legislative and administration continues British rule.

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A first step towards healing in India.

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