technological edge over Pakistan and China has been to some extent proven

[Aramsogo]

Let me beat you with your own stick - how much of the World trade traansactions take place of paper money today ? Some decades down the line Paper money may completely become extinct.

But the Hindu/Indian numeral system will be there.

BTW still no reply on Einstein's thought,.

What? Indians don't use cash?? Isn't there a rupee note with Gandhi's head on it??
We don't claim trade and finance, but you claim basic mathematics that evolved independently in many world civilizations throughout the ages. Get it??

 

[IND151]

India should concentrated and solve their domestic problem.The people of India needs the direction and leadership of the country to help them to improve living standards.
Follow the steps:

1) Agriculture then,
2) Utilities then,
3) Education,
4) Technology and industry.

This is a typical steps great countries are normally built.

If India neglect the first and second steps, then it is not heading anyway soon at any moment of time even the next 500 years.

India is kind of incredible and special- In order to have these steps it need step number 0) Political Leadership.

Positively it is oppurtunity for improvements. India future is in very own hands of the indian people.

Life is short please live in reality.

according to IMF India is on path towards middle income economy. so it means we have improved standard of living of millions of people. agriculture sector of India has been benefited from technology. we are creating new infrastructure. so India is not neglecting first 2 steps.
and about political leadership,we have mms who brought out India from financial crisis. may i make you remember how indian forces under weak(?) leadership grilled Chinese army in 1967 in chola incident.
so India is lifting millions out of poverty and at same time building advanced weapons.
India is biggest producer of milk in world.

The phenomenal growth of milk production in India – from 20 million MT to 100 million MT in a span of just 40 years – has been made possible only because of the dairy cooperative movement. This has propelled India to emerge as the largest milk producing country in the World today.

Amul is based in Anand, Gujarat and has been an example of a co-operative organization's success in the long term. "Anyone who has seen … the dairy cooperatives in the state of Gujarat, especially the highly successful one known as AMUL, will naturally wonder what combination of influences and incentives is needed to multiply such a model a thousand times over in developing regions everywhere."[3] The Amul Pattern has established itself as a uniquely appropriate model for rural development. Amul has spurred the White Revolution of India, which has made India the largest producer of milk and milk products in the world[citation needed]. It is also the world's biggest vegetarian cheese brand .[4]

Amul - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

World production of milk
Rank Country Production (109kg/y)[33]
1 India 114.4
2 United States 79.3
3 Pakistan 35.2 (needs validation)
4 China 32.5
5 Germany 28.5
6 Russia 28.5
7 Brazil 26.2
8 France 24.2
9 New Zealand 17.3
10 United Kingdom 13.9
11 Ukraine 12.2
12 Poland 12
13 Netherlands 11.5
14 Italy 11.0
15 Turkey 10.6
16 Mexico 10.2
17 Australia 9.6
18 Egypt 8.7
19 Argentina 8.5
20 Canada 8.1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dairy_farming

The Indian government is implementing the world's largest child labour elimination program, with primary education targeted for ~250 million.

India has the world's third largest road network,[188] covering about 3.3 million kilometers and carrying 65% of freight and 80% of passenger traffic.[189] Container traffic is growing at 15% a year.[190] India has a national teledensity rate of 67.67% with 806.1 million telephone subscribers, two-thirds of them in urban areas,[191] but Internet use is rare—there were only 10.29 million broadband lines in India in September 2010. However, this is growing and is expected to boom following the expansion of 3G and wimax services.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_India
life is short. live in reality.

 

[Bhairava]

What? Indians don't use cash?? Isn't there a rupee note with Gandhi's head on it??
We don't claim trade and finance, but you claim basic mathematics that evolved independently in many world civilizations throughout the ages. Get it??

Do you understand English ? When did I say we don't use paper cash. I'm saying that it is not indispensable to world trade as you portray it to be.

We claim because we invented it. Isn't it silly not taking credit where it is due ?

From counting by means of �flocks� to finger symbols our current numerical system has evolved from the Hindu numerals to present day numbers.

Number Systems

The Hindu-Arabic numerals - Google Books

The discovery of zero and the place-value system were inventions unique to the Indian civilization.

Numbers' history

 

[Aramsogo]

Mathematic concepts aren't inventions. It's not patentable.
For the last time, mathematics evolved separately and even the Mayans surpassed or matched India's counting "achievement".

 

[Bhairava]

Mathematic concepts aren't inventions. It's not patentable.
For the last time, mathematics evolved separately and even the Mayans surpassed or matched India's counting "achievement".

It is not patentable..But we can take credit for what we have given the world. We are not asking for a royalty everytime you use a zero.

 

[Speeder 2]

:hit workstation terminal:

hit workstation terminal?

poor kid, do you think you are a bit ambitious?

how about eat your keyboard for a start ?

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[Aramsogo]

It is not patentable..But we can take credit for what we have given the world. We are not asking for a royalty everytime you use a zero.

Are you saying the ancient Greeks, Roman, Egyptians and Chinese owe math and counting to you guys?? LOL.

Even in the age of electronic payment, cash is still indispensable. We are not asking for royalty either.

 

[Bhairava]

Are you saying the ancient Greeks, Roman, Egyptians and Chinese owe math and counting to you guys?? LOL.

Even in the age of electronic payment, cash is still indispensable. We are not asking for royalty either.

As long as you use zeros and hindu-numerals in your counting you ought to. If you use the Roman numerals or the Mayan numerals then you are exempted from owing us

And that is what scholars from all over the world think. Doesnt matter what Chinese fanbois think.

 

[Speeder 2]

What? Indians don't use cash?? Isn't there a rupee note with Gandhi's head on it??
We don't claim trade and finance, but you claim basic mathematics that evolved independently in many world civilizations throughout the ages. Get it??

you might want to give him a benefit of doubt ,coz as you see that Indians use BS instead

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[Aramsogo]

As long as you use zeros and hindu-numerals in your counting you ought to.

And that is what scholars from all over the world think. Doesnt matter what Chinese fanbois think.

Well, nobody besides Indians have ever called it Hindu numerals. So your "achievement" is as well known as the Mayan zero.

 

[Bhairava]

Well, nobody besides Indians have ever called it Hindu numerals. So your "achievement" is as well known as the Mayan zero.

Lol the whole world calls it the Hindu numerals which was taken to the West by the Arabian merchants. Time to remove your blinkers and see the world.

 

[redhat]

Never knew Mayans were more advanced than chinese!

 

[Aramsogo]

Lol the whole world calls it the Hindu numerals which was taken to the West by the Arabian merchants. Time to remove your blinkers and see the world.

LOL, It's called Arabic numerals in the developed nations.

 

[Aramsogo]

you might want to give him a benefit of doubt ,coz as you see that Indians use BS instead

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Yeah, I give up. These guys will claim fire, the wheel and bronze next.

 

[Bhairava]

LOL, It's called Arabic numerals in the developed nations.

lol...do you know why its called Hindu-Arabic numerals ? As I said it is high time you removed your blinkers.

Just because a cargo company transports a product to a destination, it doesn't mean the cargo company manufactured the product.

You guys are more thick than I expected.