Speech about srinivasa ramanujan

December 22, 2012, marks the 125th anniversary of the birth of legendary Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. An intuitive mathematical genius, Ramanujan's discoveries have Last December Prime Minister Manmohan Singh India's mathematical heritage extends far beyond Ramanujan's time. The nation is considered home of the concept of zero. Babylonians had used a space as a placeholder (similar to the role of "0" in the number 101), but this space could not stand alone or at the end of a number. (In our number system, as in theirs, this could be problematic; imagine trying to tell the difference between the numbers 1 and 10 by context alone.) In India, however, zero was treated as a number like any other. India is also the home of our decimal numeral system. Indian government and mathematical societies pursued several projects to celebrate their year of mathematics, from enrichment programs for students and teachers to the "Mathematical Panorama Lectures" that occurred around the country. This series of 20 short lecture courses, which will continue into 2013, brings prominent mathematicians from different fields to Indian universities to deliver five or six lectures. M. S. Raghunathan, president of the Ramanujan Mathematical Society and chair of the organizing committee for the National Mathematics Year, wrote in an e-mail that he hopes the lectures will facilitate an infusion of Indian talent into fields that lack it right now. Indeed, a primary purpose of the year of mat...

National Mathematics Day Speech in English: National Mathematics Day is a day celebrated in India to honor the contributions of Srinivasa Ramanujan, a renowned Indian mathematician. It is observed on December 22nd every year and is an opportunity to encourage the study of mathematics in India and to inspire young people to pursue careers in the field. On this day, various events and activities are organized across the country, including lectures, workshops, and competitions. National Mathematics Day is an important occasion to celebrate the beauty and power of mathematics and to recognize its importance in a variety of fields. Continue reading the article to find the short and long National Mathematics Day Speech in English. Table of Contents • • • • Short National Mathematics Day Speech in English Here is a sample short National Mathematics Day Speech in English: Happy National Mathematics Day! Today, we come together to celebrate and recognize the importance of mathematics in our daily lives. The history of National Mathematics Day dates back to 2012, when the Indian government declared December 22nd as National Mathematics Day to honor the birthday of Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. Mathematics is a fundamental subject that is essential for many fields, including science, engineering, economics, and even art. It helps us understand and make sense of the world around us, and gives us the tools to solve problems and make informed decisions. On this National Math...

भारतमेंहरसाल 22 दिसंबरकोराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसमनायाजाताहै।भारतमेंराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसश्रीनिवासरामानुजनकीजयंतीकेरूपमेंमनायाजाताहै।भारतमेंराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसमनानेकीशुरुआत 2012 मेंपूर्वप्रधानमंत्रीडॉमनमोहनसिंहद्वाराकीगई।श्रीनिवासरामानुजनकी 125वींजयंतीपरपूर्वप्रधानमंत्रीमनमोहनसिंहनेघोषणाकीकिभारतमेंहरसाल 22 दिसंबरकोराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसमनायाजाएगा।तबसेहरवर्षश्रीनिवासरामानुजनकीजयंतीकोराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसकेरूपमेंमनायाजारहाहै। राष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसप्रसिद्धगणितज्ञश्रीनिवासरामानुजनकीजयंतीकाप्रतीकहै।गणितविषयकेबारेमेंछात्रोंकोप्रेरितकरनेकेलिएराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसमनायाजाताहै।गणितदिवसपरनिबंधऔरगणितदिवसपरभाषणप्रतियोगिताकाभीआयोजनकियाजाताहै।ऐसेमेंअगरआपकोभीराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसपरभाषणयाराष्ट्रीयगणितदिवसपरनिबंधलिखनापढ़नाहैतोकरियरइंडियाहिंदीद्वारारामानुजनकेबारेमेंकुछजानकारीदीगईहै, जिसकाउपयोगछात्रगणितदिवसपरभाषणऔरनिबंधमेंकरसकतेहैं। श्रीनिवासरामानुजनकाजन्म 22 दिसंबर 1887 कोतमिलनाडुकेइरोडजिलेमेंहुआथा, वहएकतमिलब्राह्मणआयंगरपरिवारसंबंधरखतेथे।रामानुजनने 1903 मेंकुंभकोणमकेसरकारीकॉलेजमेंएडमिशनलियाऔरअपनीपढ़ाईशुरूकी।आर्थिककठिनाइयोंकेबादभीरामानुजननेअपनीपढ़ाईपूरीकीऔरउन्हेंसरकारीकलाकॉलेज, कुंभकोणममेंछात्रवृत्तिमिली।लेकिनउनकाध्यानपूरीतरहसेकेवलगणितपरथा, जिसकीवजहसेवहअन्यसभीविषयोंमेंफेलहोगएथे, जिसकीवजहसेउनकीछात्रवृत्तिरोकदीगई। इसकेबादरामानुजननेसाल 1912 मेंमद्रासपोर्टट्रस्टमेंक्लर्ककेरूपमेंकामकरनाशुरूकिया।यहांउनकाएकसहयोगीगणितज्ञथा, जिसनेश्रीनिवासरामानुजनकीप्रतिभाकोपहचानाऔरउनकासमर्थनकरनेकाफैसलाकिया।उन्होंनेरामानुजनकोकैम्ब्रिजयूनिवर्सिटीकेट्रिनिटीकॉलेजकेप्रोफेसरजीएचहार्डीकेपासभेजदिया।यहांउन्होंनेअपनीप्रतिभाकोनयाआकारदियाऔर 1916 मेंरामानुजननेबीएससी...

By Arjun Mohan The mathematical universe is greatly influenced by theorems and derivatives invented by Indian mathematicians and scholars which have changed the course of the world. From Aryabhatta’s p to Ramanujan’s Mock theta functions; Mahalanobis’ Distance theory to CR Rao’s Theory of Estimation, India has been at the forefront of mathematical revolutions. These inventions helped spread the application of mathematics across areas like trade and commerce, astronomy and mathematical analysis from being restricted to agriculture and construction in the initial eras. Delhi HC summons BBC in defamation case over ‘India: The Modi Question’ documentary The rise of numerals in India began with the Harappan civilization which used decimal system for deriving weights and measures. This was taken further with the development of arithmetic operations such as additions, subtractions, multiplications, squares, cubes and roots in the pre-1000 BC Vedic era. These mathematical developments pole vaulted in the era of S. Ramanujan, one of India’s greatest mathematician, who made significant contributions to the field of mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series, and continued fractions with almost no formal training. The man who knew infinity Srinivasa Iyengar Ramanujan was known for deriving solutions to mathematical problems which were considered to be unsolvable. His fascination with numbers and theorems started at a very young age and he conjectured or proved over 3,000 t...

By Lillie Therieau ‍ Anyone can enjoy and learn mathematics, however, some folks are just born with the math gene. That was the case when Srinivasa Ramanujan was born in India in the late 19th century. At a very young age, it became clear that he was a child prodigy. He would eventually grow up to change the landscape of mathematical thinking. ‍ An Unlikely Path For A Mathematical Genius ‍ Srinivasa Ramanujan was born in 1887 in the Madras Presidency of British-occupied India, now Tamil Nadu, India. His father was a clerk at a sari shop and his mother was a housewife. Ramanujan spent his young childhood bouncing between his paternal and maternal grandparents alongside his mother. As such, he was very close with his mother, who taught him to follow strict Brahmin (the priest class of Hindu India) traditions. By his 11th birthday, he was already recognized as a mathematical prodigy. By 14, he was teaching math classes at his local high school. ‍ When he graduated from high school, Ramanujan received many scholarships and awards. He went to several colleges but ended up failing out of each and losing his scholarship because he only bothered to do the work in his math classes. This led to a period of extreme poverty for Ramanujan, as he lived without a degree or job, researching mathematics on his own. ‍ However, after a meeting with Ramaswamy Aiyer, the head and founder of the Indian Mathematical Society Ramanujan, began garnering recognition in Indian math circles. Ramaswamy...