Indian Inventions throughout the ages

[WAR-rior]

Well frankly, what I understand is India the name has always been a concept named after great ruler 'Bharat' . It was the ideology that gives the name to the current state of India. Just like Israel mite be around the holy land of jerusalem. but actually israel word comes from the concept of judaism. whoever follows judaism anywhere that place becomes israel.

In simple words, India is not a piece of land, its a land where people of a certain ideology reside. Some millennia back it comprised of of whole subcontinent. with time it kept on decreasing to its current state due to introduction of new ideologies like islam.

So you first have to understand concept of india throughout the timeline.

thats why i personally feel that Indus valley civilization will be considered as of India coz it consisted of people with that kind of ideology which is similar to that of current India (not to be mistaken as fundamentalist hindu version of India). Harrapan people were pagans just like current Hindus. Islam, Judaism are Abrahmic religions and hence can't be compared with the practice of pagans.

 

[seethru]

Inventions of Indian before or after partition ?

I think you are talking about inventions which has origin in Indian subcontinent

kabadi was originated in India

Why would it matter?
You were Invaders. remember!

And don't forget to boast about your 1000 years of Muslim rule and their political and military exploits.

Sons of sallahuddin

 

[Safriz]

and dont forget...Tejas

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

Why would it matter?
You were Invaders. remember!

And don't forget to boast about your 1000 years of Muslim rule and their political and military exploits.

Sons of sallahuddin

yes you are proud of Taj Mahal..dont you? we were not invaders. We were locals who were converted into beautiful religion islam

But Invaders contributed alot to India

 

[Yeti]

To lend some credibility to your thread, you (the thread starter) should stop using Wikipedia. Or are you worried that Indian inventions can not be found anywhere outside Wikipedia?

Can you not see above? the videos are not from wiki are they?

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Indian Mathematics The Story of India | PBS PBS Airdate: Monday 5th, 12th and 19th January 2009 at 9pm (check local listings) Michael Wood's fascinating journey through the history of the Indian subcontinent chronicles the incredible richness and diversity of its peoples, cultures and landscapes. India in the Middle Ages saw a series of great flowerings of culture, both in the north and the south. In this episode Michael Wood shows us some of the amazing achievements of medieval India: In astronomy they discovered the heliocentric universe, absolute zero and the circumference of the earth. They mastered the world's first large scale wrought iron technology - the Delhi iron pillar, and their courtly culture was the setting the world's first sex manual, the Kama Sutra.

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and dont forget...Tejas

Dear im building up to the climax

 

[WAR-rior]

yes you are proud of Taj Mahal..dont you? we were not invaders. We were locals who were converted into beautiful religion islam

But Invaders contributed alot to India

well u don't get that you have actually hit the bulls eye. do u ?

by your statement, its obvious that we can see the whole comparision thing on basis of a selected parameter. now its on us to decide the parameter.

now if the parameter is religion, then indus valley civilization doesn't belong to you. it belong to hindus.
and if the parameter is ethnicity and race, then its all yours. you are the inhabitants. you are the descendants and history of that region.

so if u think rationally, Indus valley civilization belong to local pakistani decedent who were hindus before. isn't it as simple as it gets.

 

[Yeti]

BBC Four - The Story of Maths, The Language of the Universe



Four-part series about the history of mathematics, presented by Oxford professor Marcus du Sautoy.

When ancient Greece fell into decline, mathematical progress stagnated as Europe entered the Dark Ages, but in the East mathematics reached new heights.

Du Sautoy visits China and explores how maths helped build imperial China and was at the heart of such amazing feats of engineering as the Great Wall.

In India, he discovers how the symbol for the number zero was invented and Indian mathematicians' understanding of the new concepts of infinity and negative numbers.

In the Middle East, he looks at the invention of the new language of algebra and the spread of Eastern knowledge to the West through mathematicians such as Leonardo Fibonacci, creator of the Fibonacci Sequence

 

[A1Kaid]

India invented the TATA Nano.

Worlds cheapest luxury car.

 

[Yeti]

i wud request you to come with your actual flags. your education doesn't match to that of an indian nor an israeli . Moderators can judge you better if they can or want to.

False flag I knew from the first time

 

[Yeti]

The Origin of Chess

Chess is usually associated with the decimal numerals as an Indian invention, and its introduction into Persia is persistently connected with the introduction of the book 'Kalila wa Dimna' (the Fables of Pilpay), in the reign of the Sasanian monarch, Khusraw I Nushirwan, 531 A.D., and European scholars of Sanskrit and Persian generally accept the traditional date of the introduction of this book as established. The so-called Arabic numerals are well-known to be really Indian.

 

[yyetttt]

Mate I think you're talking about the Indian subcontinent not the country India.

 

[WAR-rior]

India invented the TATA Nano.

Worlds cheapest luxury car.

that was good sarcasm.

but on serious note, Indians have given the world base for all the further inventions and its natural for any ancient existing civilization.

same goes to china too. its just chinese too learnt a lot from India and they are honest enough to accept this in their ancient documents. holistically both india and china bring to the table basics for whole world to work upon.

 

[Yeti]

A Pictorial History of Dentistry | DentalAssistant.net

Pictorial History of Dentistry


7000 BC – The Bow Drill Era

Dentistry got its start in the Indus Valley of India and Pakistan. These industrious would-be dentists were master beadmakers who used bow drills to cure tooth problems. This is also the first appearance of dental assistants, whose duties consisted of restraining the flailing arms and legs of patients during the undoubtedly excruciating procedures. Still, this obviously beat a life without teeth.

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

well u don't get that you have actually hit the bulls eye. do u ?

by your statement, its obvious that we can see the whole comparision thing on basis of a selected parameter. now its on us to decide the parameter.

now if the parameter is religion, then indus valley civilization doesn't belong to you. it belong to hindus.
and if the parameter is ethnicity and race, then its all yours. you are the inhabitants. you are the descendants and history of that region.

so if u think rationally, Indus valley civilization belong to local pakistani decedent who were hindus before. isn't it as simple as it gets.

I am not fighting over what belong to India or Pakistan because all these inventions took place when Pakistan, Bangladesh, India did not even existed as separate/independent countries. So comment of mark twain was not for modern India but was for all India, Pakistan, Bangladesh

 

[WAR-rior]

Mate I think you're talking about the Indian subcontinent not the country India.

refer to post # 16.

do reply to it if you see any discrepancy in the argument.