The 50th year of Vedic Mathematics

Vedic Mathematics… Seems magical, isn’t it? Anything which seems remotely comprehensible in the first instance attracts a lot of attention, creates impact, initiates discussion, and then, over a period of time, sustains its utility, once implemented.

The system of calculations by Swami TirathJi was published in the name of Vedic Mathematics in 1965. No other technique in Pure and Applied Mathematics has attracted so much appreciation in just 50 years, the way Vedic Mathematics has done.

The beauty of this system lies in its simplicity and easy comprehensibility.

Who would have known that a set of sixteen sutras would change the way the world thinks, mathematically? Today the students around the globe are referring to this system and evolving with flying colors in their Aptitude based Exams (CAT, GMAT, GRE, Bank PO, SSC, etc.)

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Modi's decision last month to create a separate Ministry for entrepreneurship & skill development forced me to write on this hot topic of the year, ‘entrepreneurship’. Ideas come to mind, but unless they are enforced, they are vile. That makes an entrepreneur different from a layman. He is‘A person who organizes and operates a business or occupation, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.’

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We envision thousands of startups have emerged in the markets that are competing successfully. The unique idea of a startup is like the wings of a bird which helps it throughout its period. Entrepreneurship includes everything from marketing to accounting, IT to human resource. The Life of an entrepreneur is like a probation period for him; Rigorous tasks, challenges, hopeless situations develop him in all aspects. 

“Executing an idea is always the best idea”

This is what Larry page, Steve jobs, Azem Premji, Henry Ford had followed in their life and have not only started a business, but also paved the way for a great revolution towards entrepreneurship. I don’t know that in ROCKSTAR (Bollywood) it was truly said that, ‘singing needs a reason’  but in case of entrepreneurship,  passion, dejection, fights with parents, curiosity, self satisfaction stands out the reason to form a start-up and to inhabit a life of own accord. Read any entrepreneur’s story, you will find something which goaded them to take such initiative.

Let’s see what our country lacks in this sector,Our country stands 179 amongst the list of 186 countries in the entrepreneurship system of starting a business. It lacks an environment for skill growth and changing ideas into action. College students have millions of ideas but have you ever imagined how many of them are sincerely implemented in the real world?  Lack of funds and workforce ceases them to get forward!

In my opinion, entrepreneurship is the succeeding era of our country; Indian market is still new in comparison to western countries. Still a lot is there to come, of which people are not cognizant of! These will be the footsteps towards the development of our country, employment generation; value creation and growth are the key advantages of this sector. The new government has taken some good initiatives like setting up business idea incubation centers in Delhi university colleges to allocate funds to some good approximations. Such decisions by the government are opening a new chapter of entrepreneurship in the country. I trust that this sector will create a sense of competition in the marketplace, which will help the customers (common masses) in the sort of affordable pricing as well as with good quality merchandise.Investments will take a boost here and which in turn will help with more liquidity in the market.More courses shall be commenced in the colleges which will extend the horizon of budding entrepreneurs. Hence…

Be an entrepreneur!  Because

“The value of an idea lies in the using of it”.

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