Hindu influence in 21st century & india re emerging giant

Prime Minister of England with wife
UK PM
Cameron White
with wife

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Concern For The Poor
Dr. Ravindra Koelhe, MD,

lives and

runs a clinic in Melghat, Maharashtra.
His fee is Rs. 2 for the first consultation and
Rs. 1 for the second. Apart from being a doctor,
he is also a social worker. Dr. Koelhe was first
recognized after he filed a case against government
who failed its duty to protect the Korku tribals of
the region.

It has been 24 years now since, Koelhe had been serving
these people. When he arrived at Melghat, the infant
mortality rate was close to 200 per 1,000 babies, now the
count has been reduced to 60
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ravisydney@yahoo.com,
www.hindugenius.blogspot.com

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World Today
Europe: Godless, Contraceptives,
& USA: Pre Marital sex, Single Mothers,
Unmarried mothers,
Heavy Debts, Unemployment,
Unrest, Youth no skills

Arabs:

Shia- Sunni

Peace:

Hindus, Buddhists, Jews,

Anna Hazare v/s Europe, USA, Arab Spring
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Europe USA Today
Illegitimacy is normal & Marriage is Luxury

Children:
Labour:

Lack of Discipline, Skills
Import from Somalia Terrorism is also imported

India, China:
Large No. of Scientists, Engineers,
Doctors, Accountants, Software
Experts, Researchers
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PIGS

Europe USA Today
Debt as % of GDP

158%,
115%,
115%,
Greece, Portugal, Italy,
Iceland
EUROPE

110%
94%
Ireland,

91%,
91%, 87%, 86%, 79%
70%
Belgium, USA France, UK, Spain German
OTHERS
7%
Kuwait,

11%
Russia,

19%
24%
34%
Australia, Indonesia, Nz12

Europe USA Today
Debt as % of GDP
OTHERS
54%
54%
Malaysia, Mauritius,

60%
India,

174%
Japan

CREDIT RATINGS
AAA
AA
BB

Australia, Germany,
China,
France,
India,

Hong Kong

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Europe USA Today
Steve Jobs,
2005

Johnny Cash, Bob Hope

Raghu Rajan, Alan Greenspan 2008 May

Black Friday

Crash on Wal Mart

Anna Hazare,

Arab Spring,

Crash on Wal Street

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Teaching Lessons
Alwar Maharaja

1905

Purchased 6 Rools Royce to carry dirt and clean
the city Municipality
Dr KURIEN
Asked Edmond Hillary to sign below Sherpa
Tenzing’s
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Akshay Venkatesh 1981
Perth, Western Australia
International Physics Olympiad and International
Mathematics Olympiad, at the age

of 11 & 12
only Australian to win 2 Olympiads
Graduated university at age 15 with a double major in
mathematics/physics. Finished his PhD at 20 from
Princeton University. Associate Professor at 23.

Stanford University Professor

counting, equi-distribution problems in auto-morphic
forms and number theory, in particular representation
theory, locally symmetric spaces and ergodic theory.
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Child Prodigy – 5 yr Kautilya Pandit
Kautilya Pandit - 5 years old
child prodigy – Karnal Haryana
Scholar on Geography, Planets,
Solar System, Astronomy etc

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Hridayeshwar Singh Bhati
Youngest Patent Holder

9 Year old boy Jaipur
6 Player Chess Board

Suffers from Duchenne muscular
dystrophy and is confined to a
wheelchair

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Vaishnavi – 11 yr old
Highest IQ (225) in the World


From a village in Tamil Nadu
IQ of 225, much higher than the
current World record holder Kim UngYong, an adult, whose IQ is around
210

OCJP, Microsoft Certified Professional and
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) with more than 90%
when she was just 10 years old - a world record again. (The previous record
was held by a 12-year-old boy from Pakistan, Irtaza Haider)
Passed

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Vaishalini – 11 yr old
gets invited for "guest lectures" on
Engineering topics at International
conferences and by prestigious
institutions like National Institute of
Technology

dad Mr. Kumaraswamy, an electrician

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Child Prodigy – Mental Calculations

Priyanshi Somani (born

1998) won
1st place in the 2010 Mental Calculation World
Cup at age 11. She is mental calculator (person
with prodigious ability in some area of multiplying
or factoring large numbers).

Shakuntala Devi (1929-2013) was an
Indian prodigy mental calculator, who was known for
her very rapid calculation abilities - despite having no
formal education.

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Child

Prodigies

Tathagat Avatar Tulsi (born 1987)
Bihar received an undergraduate degree
(PHYSICS) at 10 years old, got a Ph.D. at 21 & was
offered a position of assistant professor at IIT B at 22.

Tanishq Mathew Abraham (born 2003) is
an American child prodigy with Indian ancestry who joined
the on-campus college Astronomy class at 7 years old.
Not only did he pass the course with an A grade but he was
the top student among his college classmates (the

youngest in the world). He is also one of the
youngest members of American Mensa, joining at 4 years old
in 2008. As of 2010, he and his younger sister, Tiara
Thankam Abraham are the youngest siblings to both join
Mensa at 4 years old.
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Child Prodigies
Kishan Shrikanth - Directed a feature
film on 35 mm, of 130 mins Care of Footpath at

age nine and entered the Guinness Book of
World Records for being the

youngest film

director on this earth.
LITERATURE
Rituparna Bhattacharjee,
wrote Bhutiya at the age of 11 in 1998.

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Music Child Prodigies
Kumar Gandharva

(1924 – 1992)

: Legendary vocalist enthralled audiences and senior artists
alike in his tours at a young age

of twelve.

Chandrakant Sardeshmukh: A Sitar
maestro who performed at the age of six and
declared child prodigy by world famous Ravi
Shankar.
Ustad Zakir Hussain:

1951

A tabla maestro who was touring by the age

of twelve.
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Child Prodigy Sachin Tendular
& Prithvi Shaw
Sachin Tendulkar - Batsman (cricket). Made debut
at the age

of 16. In his early matches he hit Abdul

Qadir, a prominent leg spinner of the time for 4 sixes

in an over, hit a century at Perth, world's fastest pitch.
Representing India for 21st year in International cricket.
Has scored 100

international centuries, the first
batsman to get 200* in ODI

Prithvi Shaw
world record 546
in the senior schoolboys on 19 Nov 2013
9th std student
Captain of Mumbai under 16 Yrs

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Satyam Kumar – Bhojpur Bihar –
12 yrs – cracks IIT-JEE
Bihar farmer’s 12-year-old son cracks
IIT-JEE:
A child prodigy from Bhojpur district
in Bihar has created history by
cracking the IIT-JEE 2012 at the age
of 12 years and nine months. Satyam
Kumar of Bakhorapur village under
Barahara block in Bhojpur district
got all-India rank (AIR) 8,137 in the
prestigious competition. He qualified
from Mumbai zone, and is still
awaiting his plus two results.
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Child Prodigy – Space Research
Dr. K. R. Sridhar (1960)
B.Tech Mechanical Engg – NIT Tiruchirappalli
nuclear physicist, professor of aerospace and mechanical
engineering, innovator, entrepreneur
principal co-founder and CEO of Bloom Energy,
his innovation, the Bloom Box, has been widely regarded as
the the “Holy Grail” of clean energy.
In 1994 at NASA he successfully developed a device that used
solar power and water extracted from the planets and
subsequently powered a reactor cell that produced oxygen to
breathe and hydrogen to power machines and vehicles.

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Military Brats – Children of Military Men
Celina Jaitley, Indian actress, father V K Jaitley, is a retired Colonel and
her mother, Meeta, an Afghan Hindu, was a nurse in the Indian Army. Brother
also in Indian Army.

Deepak Chopra, doctor, public speaker, and writer on subjects such as
spirituality, Ayurveda and mind-body medicine. father, Krishan Chopra, M.D.
(1919–2001) was a prominent Indian cardiologist. He was head of the
department of medicine and cardiology at Mool Chand Khairati Ram Hospital,
New Delhi, for over 25 years.

Jeev Milkha Singh, the first Indian professional golfer to become a
member of the European Tour, son of legend Milkha Singh

Lara Dutta, Indian actress, Miss Universe 2000. Father, Wing Commander
L.K. Dutta in the Indian Air Force.

Nirupama Rao, is a 1973 batch Indian Foreign Service officer who is the
current Ambassador of India to the United States of America since August 2011.
Father, Colonel P.V.N. Menon.
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Celina Jaitley, Indian actress, father V K
V K Jaitley Meeta

Jaitley, is a retired Colonel and her mother, Meeta,
an Afghan Hindu, was a nurse in the Indian Army.
Brother also in Indian Army.

Celina Jaitley with brother

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Deepak Chopra, doctor, public speaker, and writer on
subjects such as spirituality, Ayurveda and mind-body
medicine. father, Krishan Chopra, M.D. (1919–2001) was a
prominent Indian cardiologist. He was head of the
department of medicine and cardiology at Mool Chand
Khairati Ram Hospital, New Delhi, for over 25 years.

Jeev Milkha Singh, the first Indian
professional golfer to become a member of the
European Tour, son of legend Milkha Singh
Milkha Singh with his
grandson Harjai, wife
Nirmal, daughter-in-law
Kudrat and son, golfer
Jeev Milkha Singh
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Lara Dutta, Indian actress, Miss
Universe 2000. Father, Wing
Commander L.K. Dutta in the Indian
Air Force.
…with her parents and sister

Nirupama Rao, is a 1973 batch Indian
Foreign Service officer who is the
current Ambassador of India to the
United States of America since August
2011. Father, Colonel P.V.N. Menon.
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World Needs Innovations in

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Ancient Vedic Shloka
over 5,000 years back
"Om purna mada purna midam
Purnaat purnam udachyate
Purnasya purnam adaaya
Purnam eva vasishyate
Om shanti shanti shantih"
Which translates into:

Guillaume de l'Hôpital .
1661- 1704 France, Paris .
INFINITY ÷÷ INFINITY = INFINITY

"That is the whole, this is the Whole; from the Whole, the Whole
arises; taking away the Whole from the Whole, the Whole remains“

(Replace Whole by Infinity)
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Father & Grand Father of
Computer Science
ALAN TURING (1912 – 1954) British
father of computer science and
artificial intelligence

Grand Fathers of Computer Science
Vedic Scholars
Baudhayana,
Panini,
Pingala
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Grand Fathers of Computer Sc
BAUDHAYANA (1000 BC)
BAUDHAYANA
(1,000 BC)
Vedic Scientist

BAUDHAYANA (1,000 BC) Vedic Scientist
Srauta Sutra,
Karmanta Sutra,
Dvaidha Sutra,
Grihya Sutra,
Dharma Sutra,
Sulba Sutra,
Mathematics:
Pythagorean Theorem,
Sq Root of 2, Circling the Square 38

PANINI (1000 BC)

PANINI (Vedic Period)
Sanskrit Grammarian
PANINI BACKUS NAUR FORM 1963

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PINGALA (1,000 BC)

VEDIC SCHOLAR, Chandah Sutra (Prosody)
Mathematician: Binary (used in Computers),
Pascal Triangle, Binomial Theorem, Fibonacci
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Series,

Innovations in Mathematics
Srinivasa Ramanujam (1887 – 1920)

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Dattatreya Kaprekar (1905 - 1986)

42

Dattatreya Kaprekar (1905 - 1986)

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S. R. Srinivasa Varadhan,
winner of the Abel Prize and Steele Prize.
specialised in probability

Shreeram Shankar Abhyankar (1930 –
2012) Singularity theory and
Abhyankar's conjecture of
finite group theory
Anil Nerode,
proved the Myhill-Nerode Theorem.

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Narendra Karmarkar,
Inventor of Karmarkar algorithm.

G. S. Maddala,
Econometrics.
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Innovations in Computer Technology
VINOD DHAM
Father of Pentium Chip

AVTAR SAINI
Co-led the development of the Pentium
processor Intel. 7 patents related to
microprocessor design
AJAY BHATT
Co-Inventor of the USB.
Chief Client Platform Architect at Intel
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Child Prodigy
Dr. K. R. Sridhar (1960)
B.Tech Mechanical Engg – NIT Tiruchirappalli
nuclear physicist, professor of aerospace and mechanical
engineering, innovator, entrepreneur
principal co-founder and CEO of Bloom Energy,
his innovation, the Bloom Box, has been widely regarded as
the the “Holy Grail” of clean energy.
In 1994 at NASA he successfully developed a device that used
solar power and water extracted from the planets and
subsequently powered a reactor cell that produced oxygen to
breathe and hydrogen to power machines and vehicles.

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ARUN NETRAVALI
pioneer of digital technology
including HDTV and MPEG4.
Former President of Bell Labs.
Former CTO of Lucent.
Dr Praveen Chaudhari
Rewritable compact disc (CD-RW),

Pranav Mistry:
Sixth Sense Project
Samsung Korea

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Dr Pranav Mistry – Palanpur - Gujarat
(born 1981) Computer Scientist.
MSc IIT Mumbai /
Samsung electronics - Director of Research.

Invented
Sixth Sense.

PhD MIT

Mouseless – an invisible computer mouse;

SPARSH – a novel way to copy-paste data between digital devices;
Quickies – intelligent sticky notes that can be searched, located and can send
reminders and messages;

Blinkbot - a gaze and blink controlled robot; a pen that can draw in 3D;
Public Map that can act as Google of physical world.
Pranav’s research interests include Augmented reality, Ubiquitous
computing, Gestural interaction, AI, Machine vision, Collective intelligence
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and Robotics.

SABEER BHATIA
Co-founder of Hotmail

SHIVA AYYADURAI
Inventor of Email, Prof MIT
KRISHNA BHARAT
Principal Scientist at Google
Famous for creating Google News
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Shiv Ayyadurai – Child Prodigy

High School Student in 1978, developed a full-scale emulation
interoffice mail system, which he called "EMAIL"
Teaches Systems

of the

Visualization at MIT.

Systems Health™, an educational program for medical doctors - integrates
concepts from systems of holistic medicine such as Siddha, Ayurveda, and
Traditional Chinese medicine with systems science and systems biology.
EchoMail's core technology - for Automatically classifying inbound
email for the U.S. White House, for President Clinton's email. 3 Patents
Makes Reading and Response of Customer Service emails faster as well as to
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Unilever, and JCPenney.

Ajay Bhatt - USB
Ajay V. Bhatt[3] is an Indian-American computer
architect who helped define and develop several
widely used technologies, including USB (Universal
Serial Bus), AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port),
PCI Express, Platform Power management
architecture and various chipset improvements.
Ajay Bhatt rose to global celebrity as the coinventor of USB through an Intel 2009 TV
advertisement, where he was portrayed by actor
Sunil Narkar.

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Ajay Bhatt - USB
Ajay V. Bhatt[3] is an Indian-American computer architect who helped
define and develop several widely used technologies, including USB
(Universal Serial Bus), AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port), PCI

Express, Platform Power management architecture and various
chipset improvements.
Ajay Bhatt rose to global celebrity as the co-inventor of USB
through an Intel 2009 TV advertisement, where he was portrayed by
actor Sunil Narkar.[4]
After completing his graduation from the Maharaja

Sayajirao University of

Baroda, India, Bhatt received his master's degree from The City University of New York,
United States.
Bhatt joined Intel

corporation in 1990 as a senior staff architect on the chipset
architecture team in Folsom. He holds thirty-one U.S. patents, and several others are
in various stages of filing. In 1998, 2003 and 2004, Bhatt was nominated to take part in a
Distinguished Lecture Series at leading universities in the United States and Asia. He received
an Achievement in Excellence Award for his contribution in PCI Express specification
development in 2002.

In April 2013 he was awarded the Outstanding Achievement in Science &
Technology Award at The Asian Awards in London.
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Google search Engine

Amit Singhal
"ranking algorithm"
Google Fellow,
Search Engine
Ben Gomes (Indian
from Tanzania)
Google Fellow –
Search Engine
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Mahadev Satyanarayanan :
Mobile and Pervasive Computing

MANI LAL BHAUMIK
Excimer Laser Technology

NARINDER SINGH KAPANY
"Father of Fiber Optics“ (Engineer)
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World’s Youngest
MS Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS)

9 yr Pranav Kalyan LA (Madurai)

Palamedu in Madurai District
Pranav s/o Kalyan Kumar s/o R. Mohan

http://www.techtre
e.com/content/new
s/2416/9-yearindian-origin-boyyoungestmicrosoft-certifiedtechnologyspecialist.html

4th grade / Bank of America / small-time Clerk

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Youngest Program Launchers
Applications for Iphones
Catch me Cop
- Game
Alphabet Board –
Learning App
Prayer Planet
- Religious
10 year student SANJAY, 12 year student SHRAVAN
KUMAR
of CHENNAI– INDIA 2012;

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Innovations in Science & Technology
Noble Prize 2009

Nobel Laureate
Venky Ramakrishnan
Dr Shiv Subramanya
Coordinator or Joint Coordinator of all US Space
Projects for 20 years in 70s and 80s. USA
honored him with their highest National award

Subra Suresh, USA
Technical Advisor to USA President

Dr George Sudarshan :
Tachyon, first to propose
its existence Physicist, author

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Oman Indian Scientist Dr Jayakar
Jayakar’s
Sand Boa
Jayakari Barker

Hottentotta
Jayakari

Stotzky h Jayakari Male

Roa - Jayakari
Chaetodon
Jayakari
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Oman Indian Scientist Dr Jayakar
Hemitragus Jayakari
Jayakari Pauses
Omanosaura
Jayakari
Jayakar
Agama Trapelus
jayakari

Jayakar’s Sea
Horse

Hippocampus
Jayakari
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Kids Power of Bharat
14 year Akrit Jaswal
7 yrs age: Youngest surgeon in the
world; 12 yrs age: admitted in
Medical University
Dr Balamurali Ambati,
physician, world's youngest doctor at age
17, New York Univ. Opthalmology

Sushma Verma

7 years 3 months
youngest student to pass Class X board exams
obtaining 354 marks out of 600.
MSc Micro Biology at 13 yrs
14 year Shailendra Verma her brother is in final
year Computer Application.

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Innovations & Achievements in Medicine
Yallapragada Subbarao
(12 Jan 1895 - 9 Aug 1948)
Aureomycin, presented to the medical world in 1948,
should have won him the Nobel Prize.
As a great doctor, As a life saver, Medicinist, Researcher, he
reached the heights and the peaks of the mighty Himalayas

Dr Rangaswamy Srinivasan,
Lasik eye surgery, only Indian to feature in the US National
Inventors Hall of Fame in the company of
greats such as Edison, Ford, Disney, Nobel and the
Wright Brothers

Chandra Kumar Narainbhai Patel : (1938)
carbon dioxide laser in 1963,
Cutting Tool in Surgery, Industry & Military
National Medal of Science from US Prez 66
Bill
Clinton

Dr SANJAY GUPTA
Neurosurgeon & CNN chief medical correspondent,
nominated for U.S. Surgeon General by President
Barack Obama

Dr DEEPAK CHOPRA,
MEDICAL DOCTOR, AUTHOR,
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Khem Shahani :
Microbiologist who conducted pioneer
research on probiotics, he discovered the
DDS-1strain of Lactobacillus acidophilus
Professorship established at the University
of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) in his name,
honoring his work as scientist and
professor
Dr AMIT PATEL,
Cardiovascular Surgeon and Stem Cell
Researcher - First person to inject stem cells
directly into the heart.

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KIRAN MAZUMDAR SHAW - 1953,
Melbourne Univ
Biocon
Diabetes w/o injections

In 2007–08, a leading US trade publication, Med Ad
News, ranked Biocon as the 20th leading biotechnology
companies in the world and the 7th largest biotech
employer in the world. Biocon also received the 2009
BioSingapore Asia Pacific Biotechnology Award for
Best Listed Company
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The Biocon Foundation's 7 ARY clinics are located where healthcare facilities
are poor and they offer clinical care, generic medicines and basic tests for those who
cannot afford them. Each of the clinics serves a population of 50,000 people living
within a radius of 10 km. All the clinics organize regular general health checks in
remote villages by bringing in physicians and doctors from network
hospitals. Each year, the Foundation touches more than 300,000 lives
through its holistic healthcare approach.
She helped establish a 1,400-bed cancer care center at the Narayana
Health City campus at Boommasandra, Bangalore, along with Dr. Devi
Shetty of Narayana Hrudayalaya in 2007.
She liked the innovation model and thinking that Dr. Prasad Kaipa brought
to Biocon and funded multi-year research at Indian School of Business by creating
Biocon Cell for Innovation Management as part of Center for
Leadership Innovation and Change.
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Dr. SANGEETA BHATIA
Harvard-MIT doctor & scientist
Engineer of Artificial Liver Cells.

Dr. SIDDHARTHA MUKHERJEE,
scientist and writer,
Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction (2011)
Dr . ANITA GOEL,
Harvard-MIT Physicist, Physician,
Globally recognized expert in Nanobiophysics and
Nanotechnology; Chairman & CEO, Nanobiosym;
Inventor of the Gene-RADAR technology.
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CSIR – Central Drug
Research Inst Lucknow
CENT-CHROMAN
1st non-steroidal oral
contraceptive in the world
Marketed by Hindustan Latex
Ltd as Saheli and as Centron
by M/s Torrent
Pharmaceuticals, Ahmedabad

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BCIL – Biotech Consortium India Ltd
BCIL Public limited company.
Promoted by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India and
financed by IDBI, ICICI, IFCI, UTI and IFCI Venture Capital Funds Limited
(formely RCTC) and
corporate sector including Ranbaxy

Laboratories, Glaxo
India, Cadila Laboratories, Lupin Laboratories,
Kothari Sugars and Chemicals, Rallis India, SPIC,
Madras Refineries, Zuari Agro, EID Parry, ACC and
Excel Industries.
Actively involved in technology transfer, project consultancy, fund
syndication, information dissemination, and manpower training & placement.
Assisted hundreds of clients including scientists, technologies, research
institutions, universities, first entrepreneurs, the corporate sector, national and
international organizations, central government, various state governments,
banks and financial institutions.
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NMITLI – New Millennium Indian
Technology Leadership Initiative
The New Millennium

Indian Technology Leadership Initiative

(NMITLI)
Largest Public-Private-Partnership effort within the R&D domain in
the country.
Seeks to build, capture and retain for India a leadership position by
synergising the best competencies of publicly funded R&D institutions,
academia and private industry.

identifying,
selecting and supporting potential winners.
Based on the premise of consciously and deliberately

Carved out a unique niche in the innovation space and enjoys an excellent
reputation.
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NMITLI – New Millennium Indian
Technology Leadership Initiative
Evolved 60

largely networked projects in diverse areas viz.

Agriculture & Plant Biotechnology, General Biotechnology,
Bioinformatics, Drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Materials,
Information and Communication Technology and Energy.
These projects involve 85 Industry
Groups from different institutions.

Partners & 280 R&D

1750 Researchers are engaged in these projects.
These 60 projects cumulatively - an outlay of approximately ` 550

crore.

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CSIR – Central Drug Research Inst Lucknow
CENT-CHROMAN
1st non-steroidal oral contraceptive in the world
Marketed by Hindustan Latex Ltd as Saheli
and as Centron by M/s Torrent
Pharmaceuticals, Ahmedabad

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World Record in Rice Harvest
http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2013/feb/16/india-rice-farmers-revolution

Sumant Kumar

Darveshpura, Nalanda Bihar

(Feb 2013)

22.4 Tonnes / hectare of land
with no GM, and no herbicide

More Than
19.4 tonnes achieved by the "father of rice", the
Chinese agricultural scientist Yuan
Longping,

More Than
World Bank-funded scientists at the International Rice Research
Institute in the Philippines, or Anything achieved by the biggest
European and American seed and GM companies.
Krishna, Nitish, Sanjay and Bijay, his friends and rivals in
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Darveshpura, all recorded over 17 tonnes,
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World Record in Potato Production
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-02-18/patna/37159936_1_potato-production-world-record-nalanda

Rakesh Kumar

Nalanda, Bihar

1,088 quintals per hectare(Feb
2013)
(108.8 tonnes) - Organic Farming
359 quintals more than the previous world
record set by Nitish Kumar of
Darveshpura village in Nalanda last year.

650 QUINTALS NETHERLANDS
He deployed high density plantation technique,
used for enhancing mango, litchi and guava production, for growing the
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kufri pukhraj variety of potato to lift the old benchmark to an entirely new
level.

World Record in Onion Production
http://governancenow.com/news/regular-story/organic-farmingnot-hot-potato-meet-nalanda-man-who-set-world-record

Rakesh Kumar

Nalanda, Bihar

660 quintals per hectare (2012)
550 quintals / hectare - a farmer in the Netherlands
Nalanda has emerged a new trendsetter in farming, as
farmers like Sumant Kumar has created a world
record in paddy, producing 224 quintals per hectare
and overtaken Krishna Kumar, also of Nalanda.
Others like Surendra Prasad and Janardan Ram have
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Village Entrepeuners

Mansukhbhai Jagani
Motor-Cycle driven
ploughing m/c

Mansukhbhai Patel

Cotton Stripper Machine
Rs 1.5 lacs / Rs 4 Lacs

Chintakindi Mallesham

http://indianfusion.aglasem.com/?p=2326
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Innovations – Energy & Environment
Sivaraj Muthukumaran

26 year old, Tiruppur

Eco Cab
120 Kg
Solar Panel Batteries
Pedal also
45 km/hour
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/cities/chennai
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/tirupur-boy-comes-out-eco-friendly-cab-615


Mansukhbhai Jagani
Motor-Cycle driven
ploughing m/c

Mansukhbhai Prajapati
Mitti Cool Fridge, non- stick
pans and vessels

Mansukhbhai Patel



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Eesha Khare USA 18 yrs
Battery Charging in 20 Seconds
http://www.financialexpress.com/n
ews/indian-american-teen-eeshakhare-invents-wondrous-20seccharger-google-eyes-bid/1118420

18 Yrs of Age Eesha Khare, Saratoga, California
invents 20 seconds Battery charger
awarded USD 50,000 for developing the tiny device
Can last 10,000 charge – recharge cycles 21 May 2013
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Cpl Dip Prasad
Pun was
Awarded
Gallantry Cross.
Talibans –
They call
themselves
Champions of
Islam.
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Battle of Saragarhi 12 Sept 1897
21 vs 10,000
600 – 1400 died & many wounded

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Hridayeshwar Singh Bhati
Youngest Patent Holder

9 Year old boy Jaipur
6 Player Chess Board

Suffers from Duchenne muscular
dystrophy and is confined to a
wheelchair

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From a village in Tamil Nadu
IQ of 225, much higher than the
current World record holder Kim UngYong, an adult, whose IQ is around
210

OCJP, Microsoft Certified Professional and
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) with more than 90%
when she was just 10 years old - a world record again. (The previous record
was held by a 12-year-old boy from Pakistan, Irtaza Haider)
Passed

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Vaishalini – 11 yr old
gets invited for "guest lectures" on
Engineering topics at International
conferences and by prestigious
institutions like National Institute of
Technology

dad Mr. Kumaraswamy, an electrician

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Arunima Sinha
Ambedkar Nagar, UP

Former National Volleyball Player,
Pushed from Train by chain snatchers – Multiple Fractures

Age 25: 1
May 2013

st

Amputee to climb Everest at 10.55 am on Tue 21
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Arunima Sinha 26 year old
1st Female Amputee to Climb Sagarmatha

Almost two years to the day since a moving train severed Arunima Sinha’s left leg just
below the knee, the 26-year-old Indian arrived at Everest base camp ready to climb the
world’s highest mountain.
On Tuesday 21 May 2013 morning just before 11 o’clock she became the first female
amputee to reach the summit.
Ms. Sinha, who has a prosthetic leg, took nearly 17 hours to scale the mountain after
spending about two months acclimatizing and going on treks in northern India and Nepal.
“She was definitely slow because of her physical condition. But her mental strength and
stamina was extraordinary,” said Dawa Sherpa, the general manager at Asian Trekking,
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a Nepal-based company that organized her expedition.

Indian Women on Sagar Matha
ANSHU JAMSENPA – Arunachal Prade
2 World Records
Mother of 2 to climb Everest thrice
Twice in 10 days
12th May and 21st May 2011

“Young Indian Leader Award”
Ningthoujam Bidyapati Devi
1st woman from Manipur

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Indian Achievements on
Sagar Matha
Nameirakpam Chingkheinganba
16 Year old school kid Class XI
Youngest from NE to Climb Mt Everest

Arjun Bajpayee – 16 year old - youngest
Indian - Noida
"The Everest is not a child's game"

black belt Karate and Taekwondo
player
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Youngest on Sagar Matha
16 Year Sherpa Temba Tsheri
http://lubbockonline.com/stories/053101/wor_053101087.shtml

Lost 5 fingers due to Frost
bite in an earlier attempt

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Muslim Women Saudi Arabia, Pakistan
Raha Mobarak,
27 Yr old; May 2013
1st Saudi Arabian Female on Everest

Samina Baig, May 2013
1st Pakistani Female climbed Everest
Only 2 Pak Male have climbed so far.

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Nepali Hindus Records in
Sagar Matha
Pem Dorjee Sherpa & Moni Mule Pati ,
June 2005
They briefly took off their oxygen masks and put on
plastic garlands, while the groom symbolically applied
red powder on the bride's forehead

Apa Sherpa,

21 Times
From1990 & as on 2011
Now he and his family live in Draper,
UTAH, USA

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Against All Odds

visually impaired girl, Shrishti
Tiwari, from Damoh town has topped the
Madhya Pradesh Higher Secondary
examination in Arts stream.For Shrishti, a
student of JBP Government Higher
Secondary School in Damoh, the

achievement is special not only academically but also
because of the fact that she is visually impaired
since birth. She scored 481 out of 500 marks
to emerge as the topper in Arts stream.
Shrishti's grandparents and uncle helped her a lot in mastering the subjects, her
family said. While her parents stay in Bhopal because of job compulsions,
Shrishti's maternal uncle Sanjay Gangele prepared notes for her. Her

maternal grandparents Virendra and Pushpa Gangele
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read out the notes to her, they said.

Against All Odds
Daughter of a migrant Tamilian,
an autorickshaw driver and
living in a small tenement,

Prema Jayakumar topped
the nationwide CA exams in
January 2013 this year.The 300sq feet tenement in which the
family lives is in a congested, noisy
neighbourhood
http://www.indiatimes.com/news/
india/meet-three-inspirationaltoppers-who-beat-all-odds-777453.html
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Against All Odds
UTTARANCH
AL FLOODS
RELIEF
WORK BY
INDIAN
JAWANS
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Against All Odds
N Shiva Kumar from Bangalore - feature in the
very newspapers that he has been selling since Class 6. gained admission in the prestigious business
school, IIM-Calcutta after cracking CAT last year.
Shiva, 23, a computer

science student of Bangalore
Institute of Technology, is the son of an illiterate

mother and a father who was a truck driver.
He started working as a newspaper delivery boy and for his debtridden family of four. Speaking about his struggles to TOI, Shiva
says, "Every morning people would come home asking my father
to return the money he had borrowed. My father had a truck. But
there were more liabilities than what he could earn with it. When
I was in Class 3 or 4, I sold flowers that my mother
strung into garlands by the roadside.
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Women Bankers of India
Chanda Kochar
ICICI MD & CEO
Shikha Sharma,
AXIS Bank, MD & CEO

Arundhati Bhattacharya,
SBI, Chief
Let Noble Thoughts Come to us from
all Directions- Rig Veda

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Women Bankers of India
Vijayalaxmi Iyer,
Bank of India, Chair Person

Subbalaxmi Panse
Allahabad Bank,
Chairperson

Archana Bhargava
United Bank of India, Chairperson
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Women Heads of MNCs in India
Naina Lal Kidwai
HSBC India, Country Head

Kalpana Morparia,
JP Morgan India,
CEO

Kaku Nakhate,
BOFA-ML, Country Head

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Dalit Businessmen Saraiya
Super Hero Rajesh
India’s first Dalit Billionaire – Dehradun,
Aeronautics from Russia
SteelMont Pvt Ltd– MNC in Ukraine
”People have to change from inside”

Ashok Khade

son of a cobbler,
Barefoot to school, sitting on floor
Temple worship not allowed- rebuilt,
drinking water not allowed,
BMW sedan,
4,500 employees,
$100 million company
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Mansukhbhai Jagani
Motor-Cycle driven
ploughing m/c

pans and vessels

Mansukhbhai Patel



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Burn – Do Not Bury
95%

Japan

70%
65%
40 %

New Zealand
Australia & Canada
USA

Less than 10 %
Poland

Italy and

Low Cremation Rate in Muslim,
Eastern Orthodox, and Roman
Catholic majority countries is
much lower due to religious
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sanctions on cremation.

Famous Jews Cremated

http://www.aleyshalechet.co.il/en-US/c/Famous_People_who_Chose_Cremation

Saul, the 1st King of Israel, and his sons were
brought to Yavesh-Gilad, and cremated there, while
other kings, who had been punished by God, such as King
Yehoram, were not cremated. SAMUEL I, 31, 12:

Albert Einstein
one of the greatest physicists of all times,
His name became a synonym for the word "genius".

Sigmund Freud - the father of modern
psychoanalysis, which serves as the current basis for all
existing theories about understanding the mind.

Robert Oppenheimer
most important nuclear physicist to work on the American
Manhattan Project; first to exploit nuclear energy.

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Famous Jews Cremated

Arthur Rubenstein - one of the greatest pianists
and conductors of the 20th century. The Arthur
Rubenstein International Piano Competition was named
in his honor.

Harpo Marx
one the three famous Marx brothers
In his will, he directed that he be cremated

Ze'ev (Vladimir) Jabotinsky - was a Revisionist
Zionist (nationalist) leader, author, poet, orator, soldier,
and founder of the Jewish Self-Defense Organization in
Odessa.

Ethel Merman
Born in Queens, New York, in 1908, she was known
for her talent in acting, theater, and especially singing.

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Famous Music Cremated
Maria Callas, (1923 –1977) an American-born Greek
soprano and one of the most renowned and influential opera
singers of the 20th century.
cremated at the Père Lachaise Cemetery and her ashes were
scattered over the Aegean Sea, off the coast of Greece,
according to her wish.
Greta Garbo (1905 –1990), Swedish & Hollywood film
actress
Honorary Academy Award in 1954 for her "luminous and
unforgettable screen performances".
fifth greatest female stars of all time,
cremated in Manhattan, and her ashes were interred in
1999 at a Cemetery in her native Stockholm.
George Harrison, MBE (1943 –2001) English musician, singer
and songwriter
Lead guitarist of the Beatles.
His ashes were scattered in the Ganges and Yamuna rivers in
India, according to Hindu tradition.
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He left almost £100 million in his will.

Famous Music Cremated
George Harrison, MBE (1943 –2001) English musician, singer
and songwriter
Lead guitarist of the Beatles.
His ashes were scattered in the Ganges and Yamuna rivers in
India, according to Hindu tradition.
He left almost £100 million in his will.

Marvin Gaye (1939 –1984), American singer-songwriter and
musician.
Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame.
part of his ashes spread near the Pacific Ocean

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Famous Cremated
Rudyard Kipling
John Lennon
Eliot Ness

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Famous Cremated
Arthur Neville Chamberlain (1869 –1940) British Prime Minister
1937 to May 1940.
led Britain through the first 8 months of World War II.

George Bernard Shaw (1856 –1950) Irish playwright
co-founder of the London School of Economics.
music and literary criticism, drama, and he wrote more than
60 plays.
Also an essayist, novelist and short story writer.
Subjects: education, marriage, religion, government, health
care & class privilege
only person to have been awarded both a Nobel Prize in
Literature (1925) and an Oscar (1938), for the film Pygmalion
His ashes, mixed with those of his wife, Charlotte PayneTownshend, were scattered along footpaths and around the
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statue of Saint Joan in their garden.

Famous Literature Cremated
George Bernard Shaw (1856 –1950) Irish playwright
co-founder of the London School of Economics.
music and literary criticism, drama, and he wrote more than
60 plays.
Also an essayist, novelist and short story writer.
Subjects: education, marriage, religion, government, health
care & class privilege
only person to have been awarded both a Nobel Prize in
Literature (1925) and an Oscar (1938), for the film Pygmalion
His ashes, mixed with those of his wife, Charlotte PayneTownshend, were scattered along footpaths and around the
statue of Saint Joan in their garden.

Henry James, OM (1843 –1916) American-born British
writer
one of the key figures of 19th-century literary realism.
Brother of philosopher and psychologist William James.
Cremated at Golders Green Crematorium and his ashes are
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interred at Cambridge, Massachusetts

Famous Cremated
Maria Callas
Neville Chamberlain
Alexander Fleming
Greta Garbo
Marvin Gaye
George Harrison
Henry James
John F. Kennedy
Rudyard Kipling
John Lennon
Eliot Ness
George Bernard Shaw

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Problems Before CHINA
Protests
Mass Killings during Mao
Zedung
Ageing Work Force
Wage Rise
Global Recession
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Protests in China
2011 Dec: Siege of Wukan, China
Anti Corruption Movement Today
WUKAN
‘Give us back our farmland’ Could BEIJING
‘Let us continue farming’
Be Next ?
Tibetan Uprisings - 1959 / 1989 / 2008
Abuse of Human Rights,
Lack of Religious Freedom,
Lack of Cultural Protection,
Killing Civilians

1989 Tiananmen Square Protests
200,000 Pro-Democracy Students
3,000 killed

1996 – 1999 Falun Gong / Dafa
Largest after 1989 Protests
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Imprisonment, Torture, Coercions, Propaganda

Abuses in China
Liu Xiaobo – Nobel Peace Prize
11 Years Imprisonment since 2009
2010
Nobel Peace Prize

Ni Yulan & Her Husband
Former Lawyer crippled,
Oxygen Machine,
House razed, Homeless,
CHINA – Great Leap Forward

1958 - 61

40 Million Dead, 30 Million cancelled or Delayed Births
Greatest Peacetime Demographic Disaster of 20th century
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3 Reasons for China’s Success
Deng Xiaping

1970s Transformational Reforms &
Opening up

Hu Jintao - Renationalization
End of Cold War
1991 – USSR Breaks up
End of Political Barrier to Intl
Trade

2008 – Global boom crashed
Chinese Work Force
Extraordinary Bulge
‘Yu Gong Moving Away Mountains’
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Wages Rise, Ageing workforce,

The Coming Collapse of China
Gordon G. Chang
*Gordon G. Chang is the author of *The Coming Collapse of
China<http://www.amazon. com/gp/product/ 0812977564/ ref=as_li_ ss_tl?
ie= UTF8&tag= fopo-20&linkCode =as2&camp= 1789&creative=
390957&creativeA SIN=0812977564>
* and a columnist at Forbes.com. Follow him on Twitter
@GordonGChang<http://www.foreignp olicy.com/ twitter.com/
GordonGChang>

Today Wukan, Could Beijing be next?
2011 Dec: Siege of Wukan, China
Anti Corruption Movement Today
WUKAN
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‘Give us back our farmland’ Could BEIJING

WHAT YOUTH MUST DO ?

Adopt a Child

Donate Eyes
Donate Blood

Don’t Kill a Baby Girl
in the womb

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Pioneers of HSS Shakhas
Swargeeya Laxmanrao Bhide ji travelled to 60
countries in all continents to start shakhas and
Hindu activities.

Swargeeya Chamanlal ji coordinated all Sangh
and Hindu activities outside Bharat from his
Delhi office.

Dr Shankar Tatwawadi ji is the present International
Coordinator of Hindu Swayam sewak Sangh. He travels to
all countries to coordinate the HSS shakha activities.
151

Initiator of 1st shakha outside
Bharat – Jagdish Shastri ji
1st shakha on the deck of a ship
sailing from Mumbai to
Mombasa, Kenya in 1947.
Sh. Jagdish Shastri ji and Ma.
Rugani ji were the s/sewaks.

152

800 HSS Shakhas
730
70

HSS Shakhas in 35 Countries
Sevika Samiti Shakhas in 16 Countries

==================================
800

Total Shakhas in 35 Countries

NEPAL:

230 Total Shakhas
120 Daily & 110 Weekly Shakhas
Major Shakhas in
142 – USA,
102-UK,
100-Sri Lanka
80 – Carribeans (West Indies),
50-Myanmar,
Pracharaks Vistaraks from Myanmar, Malaysia, UK,
USA, Holland, Surinam, Sri Lanka, Bharat

153

First Year Sangh Siksha Vargas
in 14 Countries
Burma
Mauritius
Guyana

Nepal
Malaysia
South Africa Kenya
Trinidad Surinam

USA
UK

Canada New Zealand
Holland

HSS 3 Days Camps in
6 countries
Hong Kong, Australia, Fiji,
Sri Lanka,
Germany, Norway,
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Africa Samiti & SanghGhosh Varga

155

HSS in

USA …

BALA GOKULAM
Children Quarterly Magazine

Hindu Exhibition
University Campuses
SV150
Neperville

157

PMs & Presidents in HSS Functions
AFRICA
Jomo Kenyatta, President of Kenya
Nelson Mandela, President of South Africa
ENGLAND
PM Smt. Margret Thatcher at Makara
Sankranti Utsav in 1990
NEW ZEALAND
PMs David Lange & Helen Clerk
SINGAPORE President Devan Nair at Intl Hindu
Conference in 1988.
TRINIDAD PM Basdev Pandey at VHP Function
158

PMs & Presidents in HSS Functions
NEW ZEALAND
PMs David Lange & Helen Clerk
TRINIDAD
VHP Function PM Basdev

Pandey

Presenting a cheque for

US $ 20,001/=
for Katrina Flood Relief to
Louisiana State Governor

Catherine Blanco.
159

Impact of HSS – Sewa in Malaysia
Malaysia (Gemas) Paranthaman served flood
affected Hindus.

1.

Hindu Street Children gave up smoking after
staying in HSS Children Homes.

Malaysian S/sewaks came forward in large
numbers to donate blood when many Hindu
laborers were affected in a chemical factory fire.
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Impact of HSS & Sewa in Sri Lanka
In Sri Lanka Ganesh Chaturthi Festival is drawing
devotees in large numbers.

In Sri Lanka, HSS and Sewa Intl undertook
massive Tsunami rescue and rehabilitation work
from day one. Sewa Intl built many houses for the
victims.

163

Impact of HSS – Sewa in UK, USA …
Prince Charles appreciated the work of Sewa
International

Prince Charles
invited Mumbai Dabbawala President for his wedding

Tony Blaire Praised the work of Sewa International

164

HSS in

USA …

BALA GOKULAM
Children Quarterly Magazine

Hindu Exhibition
University Campuses
SV150
Neperville

166

HSS in USA …
GURU VANDANA
Teachers

Surya Namaskar Yagna
10,122 participated.
988,302 Surya Namaskars

RAKSHA

BANDHAN

with Community Leaders
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World Hindu Conferences

.

Hindu
Consolidations
Around The World
HSS - VHP

.

177

World Hindu Conferences
Organised by HSS, VHP and Vishwa Dharma Prasar Yaatra
in more than 30 major cities of the world in
UK, Denmark, Germany, Russia, USA, Canada, Guyana, Trinidad,
Surinam, South Africa, Mauritius, Kenya, Thailand, Malaysia,
Singapore, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Hong Kong etc.

1989

PP Doctor ji’s Birth Centenary Celebrations

Place:

Milton Keynes Football Stadium,

Near London, UK

100,000 Hindus from all over the world
300

Hindu Organisations in United Kingdom
Came together to host this conference.
Only handful of Police patrolling that area.
Rest of arrangements taken care by HSS Volunteers
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ravisydney@yahoo.com,
www.hindugenius.blogspot.com

179

The Iron Pillar At Delhi
6.7 meters above the ground and 0.5 meters below,
tapering from 420 mm diameter to 300 mm at the top,
weighing about 6 tons
Universally acclaimed as amongst the
most impressive Technological
achievements of Ancient India.
Considered as RUSTLESS
WONDER, the most outstanding
human achievement of that period in
Iron Technology.
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Indians Shine in 21 Century
st

Rasul Pookutty
Oscar Award Winner
I come from a country and a
civilization that has given the
universal word. That word is
preceded by silence, followed
by more silence. That word is
  OM.
So I dedicate
this award to my country.

Feb 22, 2009 while accepting Oscar
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Columbia
University
Statue at Lehman
Library, School of
International
Public Affairs

197

India – America Connections
Obama’s Trinket (Bracelet)
Land of Hindus
Katrina Hurricane – 2005
$5 Million donation to
American Red Cross, 2 planes
of Relief Supplies
204

Prime Ministers, Presidents – Hindu Influence
USA Prez Barack Obama 16 Oct 2009
lighting Diwali lamp in White House amidst
Vedic chantings

UK Parliament

2009

Diwali & Ram Nawami Celebrations

UK Prince Charles
visits London Swami Narayan Temple

Canadian PM Max Mulrony’s
His 2 sisters have taken Diksha
from a Himalayan Guru

205

Hindu Influence on European Heads of State
PM of Italy Benitto Craxi
Visits Satya Sai Ashram
France
at Puttaparthy
Prez Jacque Chirac’s wife
devotee of Kashi Viswanath

Russian Prez Yeltsin’s wife
Naina & daughter Tatiana

conduct yoga classes
Greek President Karolos Papoulias
welcomed President Abdul Kalam in Sanskrit.
206

Hindu Influence on Asian-African Heads of State

Chinese PM Wen Jiabo
recited ‘Aum Sahana Vavatu’
before Chinese Politburo

South Africa President Thabo Mbeki
recited 0n 6 Sept 2003, Vedic Mantra
‘Sangachhadvam’ at Durban University

Bahrain, Sultan
with Pramukh Swami
Iraq PM Nouri Al Maliki - Baghdad 22 May 2007 with Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

207

Thailand / Malaysia Postage Stamps

Lord Ganesh,
Lord Brahma,
Lord Vishnu,
Lord Shiva

208

Largest Ganesh Murti – Kolhapur- 66 feet – 800 MTons

Chinmay Ganadhish

209

Nakhon Nayok Lord
Ganesha temple in Thailand

210

Hindu Imprints in Thailand
Samudra Manthan
Scene at Swarna
Bhumi Intl Airport
and Bangkok

Samudra Manthan Scene from Hindu Puranas at
Swarna Bhumi Airport in Bangkok, Thailand.
Let Noble Thoughts Come to us from all
Directions- Rig Veda

211

Hindu Imprints in Indonesia, world’s largest Muslim Country

(3% are Hindus)
Lord Ganesha and Garuda on Indonesian Currency–year 1998

Garuda Airways

Mata Saraswati Statue on top
of Lotus Flower , 16 Feet
in Washington DC
A block away from Indian Embassy,
near Statue of Mahatma Gandhi 212

Mata Saraswati Statue on top of Lotus Flower , 16 Feet
in Washington DC; USA. A block away from
Indian Embassy, near Statue of Mahatma Gandhi

213

Hindu Imprints in Indonesia, world’s largest Muslim Country
Lord Krishna and Arjuna
on a chariot with 8 horses.
City Center,

Jakarta, Indonesia

214

Hinduism in Thailand, Malaysia

Thai Kick Boxing
Based on Vali Sugreev Yudha

Garuda National
Thailand King’s name is
“Bumipal Atulya Tej, Rama IX”
Symbol

Ministers take oath in the name of

“Urusan Seri Paduka Baginda”
‘by the orders of Paduka of Lord Rama’
Kuala Lumpur Petronas Tower,
World’s tallest Twin Tower. Owned by Ananta Krishnan

215

Lord Nataraja at CERN, Geneva
"It is the
clearest
image of the
activity of
God which
any art or
religion can
boast of" ...
216

Golden Age of Hinduism
Bhagwad Gita in USA Unive
Staten Hall University, 10,000 students studying

Sanskrit in UK Schools
To Improve Pronunciations
Raam
Currency
Holland &
USA
1 Raam = 10
Euro $, 217

Deepavali In Parliaments
Diwali Singapore
Lighting
Little Madras

Diwali Canada
Lighting Parliament

Diwali Australia,
Lighting
Canberra Parliament

Diwali USA
Lighting White House

Diwali New Zealand,
Lighting
Wellington Parliament

Diwali Barbie
USA

Diwali Australia,
Lighting
Sydney Parliament

Diwali UK,
Lighting
London Parliament
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Yoga Around The World
Abdul Kareem Jabbar
World Basket Ball champion runs

Yoga college

Madonna

Quincy Jones
Oscar Award winning
Music Director cured
Malignant Tumor with
Yoga & Meditation

Australian Crcket Team
defeated India in 35 Years
By Practicing Yoga

Practices Yoga and
sings Sanskrit Hymns

Ayurveda & Bharata Natyam

Ayuvedic Burqa,
Popular in
Saudi Arabia

Ramli Ibrahim & Chandra Banu
Malaysia
219

Vedas & Bhagwad Gita
US Senate

July 2007 &

State Parliaments
inaugurate
with Vedic Chantings

Julia Roberts
Oscar winning actress
takes to Hinduism
Children Maha Laxmi,
Ganesh, Krishna Balram

USA
Noble Prize 2009

Alfred Ford

USA
spreads Hinduism,

Steve Jobs, USA
Ipod, Iphone, Apple
Computers Wears
Kurta, Pyjama, Dhoti

Nobel Laureate
Venky Ramakrishnan

220

2009 - 2010
Commonwealth
Games kick-start
Vedic Chants by British
Children

Sonal Shah
director of
Social Innovation
and Civic
Participation.
USA
Noble Prize 2009

Kamla Persad
Bissessar

Trinidad
1st Woman Prime Minister

Subra Suresh, USA
Technical Advisor
to President
Usha Rajagopalan

Hindu Chaplin of
Nobel Laureate
Duke University,
Venky Ramakrishnan
Durham,
North Carolina

222

Hindus in UK – 1.4 million = 2.3%
Laxmi Mittal

Swami Narayan
Temple

Steel Man of Europe

Largest Overseas
Srichand Hinduja
Businessman

Priti Patel
Conservative Party
MP

Aruna Seth, UK
Shoes Designer
Kate Middleton, Prince
Williams, Goldie Hawn,
Paris Hilton, Emily Blunt,
Princess Beatrice,

•Dr Chitra Bharucha, Kiran Desai

•Gurinder Chadha

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Poorest in UK
Bangla Deshi
Poorest in UK

65%

Pakistani
Very Poor in UK

55%

Black Africans
Very Poor in UK

45%
224

Laos Ramayan
Phra Lak Phra Lam – 200 BC

225

Cambodia Ramayan - Ramakerti

226

Thai Ramayan – 13th century

227

Islamic Indonesian Ramayan - 870 AD

Wayang Kulit –

9th Century Ramayana in Java
& Bali
Kakawin Ramayana, 228
Yogesvara Ramayana,

Islamic Malaysian Ramayan
Hikayat Seri Rama – 13th century

229

Ramayan – Burma,

Myanmar
Ramayan
Yama Zatdaw

Philippines

Philippines
Ramayana
Maharadiya Lawana
&
Darangan

230

Ramayan Imprints in China
Bodhi Dharma of
Kanchipuram 500 AD,
taught in China Zen
Buddhism and 16 ways
of Martial Arts.

Huyen Tsang
Chinese Scholar
spent 12 years in
Bharat and took
thousands of
manuscripts to
China

Ji Xianlin,
Chinese Sanskrit Scholar
on Ramayan,
Padma Bhushan 2008.

Chinese Ramayan
Cartoons

Chinese PM Wen
Jiabo
recited ‘Aum Sahana
Vavatu’
231
before Chinese Politburo

Ramayan –UK, Europe

Bhaktivedanta UK
RAAM Currency

for World Peace.
1 RAAM = 10 Euro $ and these bonds
are convertible at Fortis Bank in
Roermond, the Netherlands.

Diwali UK,
Lighting
London
Parliament
232

London, UK
State Funded Krishna-Avanti
Hindu school at a cost of
$19.5 million (Rs 100 Crores).

Dalit Businessmen Saraiya
Super Hero Rajesh
India’s first Dalit Billionaire – Dehradun,
Aeronautics from Russia
SteelMont Pvt Ltd– MNC in Ukraine
”People have to change from inside”

Ashok Khade

son of a cobbler,
Barefoot to school, sitting on floor
Temple worship not allowed- rebuilt,
drinking water not allowed,
BMW sedan,
4,500 employees,
$100 million company
233

Dalit Businessmen
Top 10 Dalit Crorepati Club
Natha Ram, Chairman, Steelmont Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, Turnover: Rs 600 crore
Ashok Khade, CEO, Das Offshore Engineering, Mumbai, Rs 550 crore
Kalpana Saroj, Chairperson, Kamani Tubes, Mumbai, Rs 100 crore
Milind Kamble, CMD, Fortune Construction Company, Pune, Rs 101 crore
Sanjay Kshirsagar, MD, Sound Concept, Mumbai, Rs 100 crore
Devjibhai Makwana, CEO, Suraj Filament, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, Rs 300 crore
Swwapnil Bhingardeve, MD, Khandoba Prassana Sakhar, Pune, Rs 90 crore
Malkiat Chand, CEO, Janagal exports, Ludhiana, Rs 70 crore
Dr Sushant Meshram, Multi-specialty hospital in Nagpur, Rs 40 crore
Avinash Jagtap, CMD, Everest Spun Pipes, Pune, Rs 35 crore
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Empowering Dalits & Villagers
Govind
a

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Mansukhbhai Jagani
Motor-Cycle driven
ploughing m/c

pans and vessels

Mansukhbhai Patel



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5 Criteria for Super Power

1. Military Strength
Must have won a Major War

2. Must be a leader of Knowledge Based Society
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Criteria for Super Power

3. Must be a land of Wealth Creators

4. Must influence other nations
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Criteria for Super Power

5. Women and Youth Empowerment

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From Super Power to Vishwa Guru

6. Must be a land of Spiritual Leaders
7. Must be a and of Cultural Values

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1st Criteria Military Superiority
1.Large & Well Trained Army
2.Independent Military Agenda
3.Must have won a Major War
4.Modern and Powerful Missiles

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The government must seriously consider enlarging
the scope of its counter-terrorism policy to covertly
eliminate the leaders of terrorist organisations
abroad who are sponsoring terrorism in India.

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1.Large & Well Trained Army
2.Independent Military Agenda
3.Must have won a Major War
4.Modern and Powerful Missiles

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Brave Women of India
Padmavathy Bandhopadhyay
the first woman
Punita Arora
Air Marshal in the
Indian Air Force.

first Indian woman
Lieutenant General
in the Indian Army

Bachendri Pal,

the first Indian woman (and the fifth in the world), to
scale Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world on 23rd
May 1984, and stood on the summit of Sagarmatha
(the Nepali name for the Mt. Everest) for 43 minutes.
She is a Poor village girl from Garhwal.

Nirmal Chawla
Ist Lady Indian pilot to
participate in any war (Kargil),
she was flying 'Chetak' India's
best fighter Chopper.

Sarla Thakral
first Indian woman
Pilot 1936.
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Brave

Family

Surgeon Rear Admiral Nirmala Kannan
specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology
spouse of Vice Admiral B Kannan
only son is a serving Captain in the Army
Medical Corps
elder sister Nirupama Rao was Foreign
Secretary of India & Ambassador to USA
Father also Officer in Army

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1971 India Pak War
Liberation of Bangladesh
Field Marshall
Gen Sam Manekshaw
Lt Gen J.S.Arora & Lt Gen JFR
Jacob architects of 1971 Bangla Desh
liberation. Gen. Niazi & 93,000 Pak
soldiers surrendered.

INS Vikrant
India’s Nuclear Carrier

Vice Admiral Krishnan
PNS Gazi, Pak Submarine lured and
destroyed, Seventh Fleet /
Enterprise American Nuclear

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Kargil

Heroes

Param Veer Chakras
Vikram Batra (Posthumous),
Grenedier Yogendra Singh
RFN Sanjay Kumar

Mahaveer Chakras
Major Sonam Wangchuk
Lt Balwan Singh,
Lt Keishing Clifford Nangrum
Major Padmapani Acharya

Major Shyam Sundar,
Major Vikrant Shastri,
Major Vivek Gupta,
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India’s Nuclear Tests ?.
1974
1998

May 18,
May 11 and 13


1 Test
5 Tests

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Our Missiles

PRITHVI – II

Test fired in Nov 2006.
Surface to surface. Range 250 KM

AGNI – III

Surface to Surface, 2 Stage
Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile
(IRBM). Over 3,500 km Range.
War head 1,500 Kg.

The Circular Error Probable (CEP) was
less than 20 meters, which is best of class in the world

AKASH.
Long Range Surface to Air
RAMJET.
Can Target 5 enemy Air Crafts
simultaneously at a
RANGE of 25 KM

Nishant Unmanned Aerial Vehicle – Day
Night Capability, Artillery Fire Correction etc
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Our Missiles
TRISHUL. Surface to surface or

Surface to Air. Short Range 50 KM

NAG.

Fire & Forget
Anti Tank Guided Missile
(ATGM) RANGE: 4 KMs

BRAHMOS.
Super Sonic Cruise Missile.
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Our Missiles
SHOURYA. (Valor)
(12 Nov 2008)
Surface to Surface
Medium Range Missile.
600 KMs Range Test
fired successfully

AGNI - 3
3,500 KMs Range

CHANDRAYAAN -1.
(22 Oct 2008).
(Moon Craft)
India’s Lunar Satellite
– launched from Sriharikota Space Center,
09 Nov 2008 – entered Lunar Orbit 18 days
later.
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Our Satellite Lauch Vehicles
ASLV
Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle.
Range: 4,000 KMs. 150 Kg Pay Load.

In Lower Orbit.

Indian Satellites
Aryabhatt,
Rohini,
Bhaskara

PSLV
Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.
Range:
8,000 KMs.

GSLV

Pay Load: 1,200 Kg

Geo-Synchronous Satellite
Launch Vehicle.
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World Record in Satellite Technology
Bharatiya Space Scientists successfully put
10 Satellites into orbit on 28 April 2008.

10 Satellites

8 foreign nano satellites





for Canada, Germany, Japan etc
Cartosat-2A Remote Sensing Satellite 690 Kg

Bharatiya Mini satellite MS-1 (89 Kg)
weighed 824 Kgs

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Lee Kwan Yew – Singapore PM
India's navy has an aircraft-carrier force;
Its air force has the latest Sukhoi and MiG
aircraft;
Its army is among the best trained and equipped
in Asia.
India can project power across its borders farther
and better than China can, yet there is no fear
that India has aggressive intentions.
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Indian Nuclear Scientists
Rishi Kanad
Vedic Nuclear Scientist

Dr Homi Jehangir Bhabha
– Father of India’s Nuclear Tech

Dr Raja Ramanna

Dr. PK.Iyengar
Dr Anil Kakodkar

Dr Chidambaram
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Lord Nataraja at CERN Geneva
Lord Shiva veritably presided over the world’s largest
experiment as scientists today sent the first beam of
protons zooming at nearly the speed of light around the
world’s most powerful particle accelerator at the
CERN laboratory near Geneva in search of the 'God
particle'.
Next to the 2m statue of the dancing Shiva or Nataraj at the European
Center for Research in Particle Physics in Geneva is a plaque that explains
the connection: "It is the clearest image of the activity of God which any art
or religion can boast of" ...
"Hundreds of years ago, Indian artists created visual images of dancing
Shivas in a beautiful series of bronzes. In our time, physicists have used the
most advanced technology to portray the patterns of the cosmic dance.
The metaphor of the cosmic dance thus unifies ancient mythology, religious
art and modern physics."
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Indian Space & Missile Scientists
Missiles used during Ramayan and Mahabharat times

Vikram Sarabhai
– Father of Indian Space Tech

Dr Satish Dhawan
Our Missiles
Agni, Akash, Prithvi, Trishul, Nag,
Our Satellites:
Aryabhatt, Rohini, Bhaskara,

Dr Abdul Kalam, Dr Madhawan Nair,
Missile Man of India

Present Chief of ISRO

Dr Kasturi Rangan- 11

expert in the
world and 1st Asian in Photogrammetry & Remote
Sensing in 48 years to be honored by ISPRS with
Brock Medal.
th

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Ancient & Modern Space Scientists
Acharya Bharadwaj Pavana Putra Hanuman
Vedic Aviation Scientist

Ancient Astronaut

Kalpana Chawla
USA- Modern Astronaut

Acharya Kapil
Vedic Cosmology Scientist

Sunita Pandya (Williams)
USA - Longest Space walk 22 Hrs 27 Mints,
took Bhagwad Gita, Statue of Lord Ganesha
and a letter in Hindi to outer space
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India’s Super Computer Param 10,000
Dr. VIJAY BHATKAR
We want to preserve our timeless heritage in the
form of a multimedia digital library on
param-10000’.

Dr. NARENDRA
KARMARKAR
the scientists who prepared an algorithm which could make computer
to perform calculations 50-100 times faster.
India in the race to build the fastest supercomputer capable of
computing speeds of a PetaFlop (1000 tera flops) The Tatas provide
funds to Dr. Narendra Karmakar to develop new architecture.
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2nd Criteria for Super Power

Must be a Knowledge Based Society

1. Welcome Modern, diverse ideas & even opposite views

2. Excellent Colleges, Research Institutions
3. Patents, Innovations
4. Knowledge, not weapons, is the currency of
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power in this century.

1ST Golden Age of Indian Science & Technology

Scientists 3,000 Years before

Dhanwantari, Charaka, Sushruta
Medical Science including Plastic Surgery,
Nano Technology, Veterinary Science,
Botany, Pharmacy,

Rishi Bharadwaj, Kapil, Kanad
Vimana Shastra or Space Vehicles,
Cosmology or Creation of Universe,
Nuclear Physics & Chemistry

Sage Valmiki, Ved Vyas, Patanjali
War Techniques, Missiles,
War Techniques, Architecture, Artha Shastra
Yoga, Meditation, Grammar, Ayurveda

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Surgery
“The Hindus (Indians)
were so advanced in
surgery
that
their
instruments could cut a
hair longitudinally.”
Mrs Plunket
“The surgery of the ancient Indian physicians was bold and
skillful.
A special branch of surgery was devoted to rhinoplasty or
operations for improving deformed ears, noses and forming
new ones, which European surgeons have now borrowed.”

SIR W. HUNTER

(British Surgeon)
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2nd Golden Age of Indian Science & Technology

400 AD – 1500 AD

Prominent Astronomers & Mathematicians
Aryabhatt, Varahamihir, Nagarjun
Mathematics & Astronomy,
Science Encyclopedia & Astrology
Organic and Inorganic Chemistry

Bhaskaracharya
Mathematics &
Astronomy,
Magic Square,
Goladhyay
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2nd Golden Age of Indian Science & Technology

7 WONDERS of BHARAT

भारत सरकार के पयरटन मंतालय के अतुलय भारत अिभयान के साथ िमल कर
एनडीटीवी दारा आयोिजत एक राषवापी सवेकण के तहत
कोणाकर सूयर मंिदर, KONARK
मीनाकी मंिदर,
खजुराहो,

Sun Temple

MADURAI

Meenaxi Temple

KHAJOORAHO

लाल िकला, िदलली,

DELHI

Red Fort

जैसलमेर दुगर,

JAISALMER

Fort

नालंदा िवशिवदालय

NALANDA

University

धौलावीर

और

DHAULAVEER

जैसे सथलो को भारत के सात आशयर के रप मे चुना गया है। वीिडयो के िलये साभार :
यू टूब
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Incredible India - Do You Know…
1.

India is No.1 in Remote

Sensing Camera

2.

India is one of the FOUR counties that produces SUPER
COMPUTERS.

3.

India has the Fastest Super Computer in Asia

4.

India is one of the FOUR countries that has the

5.

India is one of the FOUR countries that have landed on the Moon.

6.

India is one of the SIX countries that have
Satellite Technology, Rocket Launching capabilities, ICBMs &
Cryogenic Engines.

7.

Bharat is one of the Nine Countries that have conducted Nuclear

Fast-Breeder Reactors.

Tests.

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Do you Know that India is No1 in …
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

India is No.1 in
India is No. 1 in
India is No. 1 in
India is No. 1 in

Software Development
Call Centers
BPOs
KPO
(Knowledge Process Outsourcing).
Bangalore has maximum Software Engineers
India is No. 1 in
Youth Power
and will remain so for another 30 years.
India is No.1 in
India is No.1 in

Diamond Cutting.
Tea & Milk Production.

9. Hero Honda produces maximum Motorbikes
10. Bharat Forge is the largest Forging Co in the world.
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Do you Know that ……..
1.
2.
3.

India is No.2 in
India is No.2 in
India is No.2 in

Truck Manufacturing,
Rice and Wheat Production.
Vegetables and Fruits Production.

4.
5.

India is No.4 in
India is No.5 in

Pharmaceuticals Production.
Commercial Car Production.

6.

India is advancing fast in
Mobile Phones, Automobiles,
Pharmaceuticals, Ayurveda,
Machineries, Research and Developments,
Satellites, Super Computers,

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They should have got at least one Nobel Prize each
Srinivasa Ramanujam,(1887 – 1920):
Great Indian Mathematician, whose interest from academics at
Trinity, College, Cambridge, led him to collaborate there and
postulate and prove well over 3,542 theorems.

Sir Jagdish Chandra Bose, (1858 – 1937)

USA based IEEE has proved what has been a century old suspicion
amongst academics that the pioneer of wireless-radio
communication was Professor Jagdish Chandra Bose and not
Guglielmo Marconi.

Dr. Satyendranath Bose, (1894-1974)

Indian Physicist, who solved one of the mysteries of quantum mechanics,
showing that in the quantum world some particles are indistinguishable. His
collaborations with Albert Einstein led to a new branch on statistical
mechanics know commonly known as the “Bose-Einstein” statistics.
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Indian Nobel Laureates
Sir C.V. Raman, (1888 – 1970)
1930 - Nobel Laureate in Physics for work
on scattering of light and Raman effect.

Subramanyan Chandrasekhar, (1910-1995):

1983 Nobel Laureate in Physics. His many contributions
to physics, on the structure and evolution of stars including
rotational figures of equilibrium, stellar interiors, black holes,
radiative transfer, hydromagnetic stability, stellar dynamics.

V.S.Naipaul
2001 for
literature

Har Gobind Khorana, (b-1922 ):

1968 - Nobel Laureate in Medicine for work on
interpretation of the genetic code . Currently
residing as professor at MIT.

Amartya Sen, (b-1933):

Rabindranath Tagore,
1913 - for Literature

1998 - The Nobel Prize for Economics for his redefining work on

ethical welfare economics. Currently residing as Lamont University
Professor Emeritus at Harvard, after stepping down from the prestigious
post of Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.

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Unrecognised Indian Scientists in USA
Yallapragada Subbarao
(12 Jan 1895 - 9 Aug 1948)
Aureomycin, presented to the medical world in 1948,
should have won him the Nobel Prize.
As a great doctor, As a life saver, Medicinist, Researcher, he
reached the heights and the peaks of the mighty Himalayas

Dr Rangaswamy Srinivasan,
Lasik eye surgery, only Indian to feature in the US
National Inventors Hall of Fame in the company of
greats such as Edison, Ford, Disney, Nobel and the
Wright Brothers
Dr Praveen Chaudhari
Rewritable compact disc (CD-RW),
Dr Shiv Subramanya
Coordinator or Joint Coordinator of all US Space
Projects for 20 years in 70s and 80s. USA
honored him with their highest National award
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3rd Criteria for Super Power
3. Must be a land of Wealth Creators

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4 of 8 World’s Richests are Indians

Karlo Duniya Mutheemein
World’s Richest Businessmen
1.
2.
3.
4.

($62B) Warren Buffet
($60 B) Carlos Slim Helu
($58 B) Bill Gates
($45 B) Lakshmi Mittal

USA
Mexico
USA
UK/ India

5.
6.
7.
8.

($43 B) Mukesh Ambani
($42 B) Anil Ambani
($31 B) Ingvar Kamprad
($30 B) K.P.Singh

Bharat
Bharat
Sweden
Bharat

Ambani Bros together can
buy the stock Exchange of
Karachi and still be richer
by a few billion $.
Ambani Bros together are
richer than World’s No. 1.
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Karlo Duniya Mutheemein

World’s Richest Indian Businessmen
1.
2.
3.
4.

4
5
6
8

($45 B)
($43 B)
($42 B)
($30 B)

Laxmi Niwas Mittal
Mukesh Ambani
Anil Ambani
K.P.Singh

5.
6.
7.

43 ($15 B)
Shashi & Ravi Ruia
60 ($12.7 B) Azim Premji
64 ($11.8 B) Sunil Mittal

Arcelor Mittal
Reliance Energy
Reliance Mobile
DLF

Essar Group
Wipro
Airtel

India has
retained its
position as
the top
source of
billionaires in
Asia with
total 53

Kumar Birla
Aditya Birla Grp persons,
Ramesh Chandra Unitech who have a
Gautam Adani
Adani cumulative
networth
Group
of $340.9
11. 110 ($8.2 B)
Savitri Jindal
billion on
12. 164 ($6 B)
Anil Agarwal
Vedanta
Forbes’ 2008
8. 76 ($10.2 B)
9. 86 ($9.6 B)
10. 91 ($9.3 B)

13. 178 ($5.5 B)
14. 198 ($5.2 B)

Adi Godrej
G.M.Rao

Godrej
GMR

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Builders of Modern Bharat
Jamshedji Tata

JRD Tata

Tatas Gave us
Indian Institute of Science
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research TIFR
Tata Institute of Social Sciences

TISS

Air India, New India Assurance Company
Tisco, Telco, Tea, textiles, chemicals, Power,

Dhirubhai
Ambani

G.D.Birla
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INDIA –World Leader in GDP from 1 to 1730 CE
HINDU RATE OF GROWTH

2010-ஆம் ஆணட இறதியில், மமைப ஐ.ஐ.ட. நிறவனததின் ேமலாணைமப்
பிாிவின் (‘அெவனயஸ் 2010’ - பிரபல ெதாழில் நிறவனமான
ேகாதெரஜ் கமெபனியின் உாிைமயாளர்ஆதி ேகாதெரைஜயம்,

GURU MURTHY - கமலஹாசன்

ேபசிய ேகாதெரஜ், “கடநத 20 ஆணடகளில் – அதவம் உலகமயமாககதல்
காரணமாகததான் – நம் நாட ெபரம் வளரசசிையக் காண மடநதத.
அதவைர நம் நாட ெபாரளாதாரத் தைறயில்எபேபாதேம
பினதஙகிததான் இரநதத ” எனறார்.
ேமலம், ெபாரளாதார அறிஞர் ேபராசிாியர் டா. ராஜ் கிரஷணா, நமத
ஊரநத ெசலலம் வளரசசிைய ‘ஹிநத வளரசசி அளவ’ ('Hindu Rate of
Growth') எனற விஷமமாக ெபயர் சடட கிணடல் ெசயதைத, ேகாதெரஜ்
கறிபபிடட, ‘நாம் ஆைம ேவகததில் ஊரநத வநததறக
நவன ெபாரளாதாரததகக ஒவவாத நம் நாடடன் பாரமபரயம் காரணம்’
எனற, ெவளிபபைடயாகக் கறாமல் கறினார்.
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மதல் ஆயவ, பால் பாயேராக் எனகிற
ெபாரளாதார நிபணர்1980-களில்
ெசயதத.
இரணடாவத, OECD எனகிற
பணககார நாடகளின் அைமபப
ஏறபாட ெசயதிரநத ஆயவ 1980களில் தவஙகி 2001-ல் மடநத
ெவளிவநதத.
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Angus Maddison’s Chart of
World GDP (via OECD)
shows India, China far
ahead of rest for most of
history.
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Jagat Sheth meaning the
'Banker of the World', was
a title conferred on Fateh
Chand, a very rich banker
in Murshidabad, Bengal in
the first half of the
eighteenth century.
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Hindu Genius in Business
Jaswantiben Popat,
Lijjat Papad

Ritu Beri,
Intl Fashion Designer
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
of Biocon,
Richest Indian woman.

Gurinder Chadha,
Film Director from UK

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Overseas Hindu Business Power
Indra Nooyi – USACEO PepsiCo,
3rd most powerful lady
in the world.
Chitra Bharucha
UK - BBC
2nd in charge

Suhas Gopinath
Sanjiv Mehta,
2005
CEO
East India Company

17 yr old California
Youngest Multi National
Multi- Millionaire businessman
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4th Criteria for Super Power
Must influence other nations
Foreigners Influenced by Hinduism
Einstein, Openheimer, Schrodinger, Bohr,..
Have praised Bharat, our philosophy etc.

Hindu Imprints Around the World
Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore,
Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam,
Burma, China, Japan have been
influenced by Bharat for 2,000 years.

Presidents & Prime Ministers of Indian Origin
In 30 Countries, Indians elected as Presidents,
Prime Ministers, Ministers, MPs, MLAs, Mayors etc
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Albert Einstein
(1879 -1955):

“When I read the Bhagavad-Gita and reflect
about how God created this universe
everything else seems so superfluous.”
"We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us
how to count, without which no worthwhile
scientific discovery could have been made.”
“I have made the Gita as the main source of my
inspiration and guide for the purpose of
scientific investigations and formation of my
theories.”
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Indian Heads of States

Seewoosagar Ramgoolam, Anerood
Jugnauth , Dr Navin Ramgoolam of

Mauritius

Anand Satyanand
Cheddi Jagan & Bharat Jagdev
of Guyana

New Zealand

Devan Nair & SR Nathan of
SINGAPORE

Basdeo Pandy
TRINIDAD

Mahendra Chaudhry,
FIJI
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5th Criteria for Super Power
Women and Youth Empowerment

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9 year old Kishan Shrikanth
Youngest film director of the world 2006
5 year old Ajay Ravi Puri of Bangkok,
Mini Microsoft Kid, Youngest to make
his own Home Page on the Internet, 2000

14 year Viswanath Anand
Youngest Grand Master of his time

4 year old Budhia Singh ran 65
KMs without a break

13 year Parimarjan Negi
Youngest Grand Master 2005
7 year old Mohineesh of Vizag,
World champion in under 8
World Chess Championship. Oct 2006
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14 year Akrit Jaswal
7 yrs age: Youngest surgeon in the world; 12 yrs age:
admitted in Medical University

7 years 3 months Sushma Verma
youngest student to pass Class X
board exams obtaining 354
marks out of 600.
MSc Micro Biology at 13 yrs
14 year Shailendra Verma her
brother is in final year Computer
Vasudevan is a maths wizard at 9 years of age.
Application.
Malarkodi can recite 130 Tirukkural verses even
10 year Arpan Sharma
as a Std I student.
(Edgbaston, Birmingham) can speak 11 languages
English, French, German,
Hindi, Swahili, Ugandan,

Spanish, Italian, Polish,
Mandarin, Thai.

Ashika, LKG student from Chennai can recall the
capitals of 132 countries and all the states of Bharat,
also a master of Trivia in Geography, World Affairs.
Akash her 2 year brother is also a wizard.

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Kids Power of Overseas Hindus
Gaurav Raja, a 15 year-old
high school student in
Virginia, USA has memorised
10,980 digits of pi,
5 year old Ajay Ravi Puri of
Bangkok, Mini Microsoft Kid,
Youngest to make his own Home
Page on the Internet, 2000 AD

Dr Bala Murali Ambatti
New York, USA. 17 year-old
World’s Youngest Doctor

Sanjay Malakar

17 year old singer
Top 7 in American Idol

Miss Heenal Raichura

Suhas Gopinath
from Britain (United Kingdom)
17 yr old California
World’s 2nd youngest Doctor
Youngest Multi National
22 year old

Multi- Millionaire businessman
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Youth Power of Hindus
Pulella Gopichand World Badminton Champion
Refused Crores of Rupees advertisement by Pepsi
Because it is harmful to children.

Vijay Singh of Fiji
World Golf Champion

Kapil Dev won
World cup for India
in 1983

Sherpa Tensing of Nepal First
to climb Mount Sagarmatha

19 year old Pankaj Advani
World champion in 2 games:
Billiards No.1 & Snooker No.1

Dhyan Chand all
time great Hockey
player. India scored
174 and conceded 7
goals in 24 games in
Olympics 1928
-1956.
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Olympic Medals for Hindus
Abhinav Bindra
Gold 2008 Beijing,
Shooting

Rajyavardhan Rathod
Silver 2004 Athens
Shooting

Sushil Kumar
Bronze 2008 Beijing,
Wrestling

Vijendra Kumar
Bronze 2008 Beijing
Boxing

Karnam Malleswari
Bronze 2000 Sydney
Weight Lifting

Kasaba Jadhav
Bronze 1952 Helsinki,
Wrestling
6th place in 1948 London
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Women Power of Bharat
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
(Sri Lanka) & Smt Indira
Gandhi (Bharat) were the
first and second woman
Prime Ministers of world.

Benazir
Bhutto
(Pakistan),
Sheikh Hasina & Khaleeda Zia
(Bangladesh) & Sukarno Puteri
Megawati (Indonesia) are the only
Muslim woman prime ministers and
they all have Hindu ancestors.
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11 Year old Dronavalli Harika Asia’s youngest
ever Chess International Women Master 2002

Marykom
of Manipur. She is the first women boxer in the
world to win the world title three years in a row

Anuja Thakur
of Mumbai.
22 year old World Snooker Champion
She is also world No: 3 in Billiards

Karnam Malleswari
of Andhra 2000 Olympics Bronze
medal winner in Weight Lifting

Koneru Humpy of Andhra
Young World Grand Master
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Sheetal Mahajan,

Avvaiyar,

Ancient Tamil Poetess
22 yr old from Pune,
1st girl in the world to jump from
a parachute in both North and
Andal,
South Poles
Ancient Tamil Saint

Jaswantiben Popat,

Mirabai,
Rajasthan

Lijjat Papad
Maharani Padmini,

Rani Verma,
14 yr old from Varanasi, lost
both her hands in an accident.
She wrote and passed SSC
exams in first class in 2007 by
writing with her feet.

Rajasthan
14,000 women
committed Sati

Rani
Durgawati,
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Women Power of India
Dr. V. Shanta
of Chennai, 2005 Magasaysay
winner for her service to
Cancer patients

Ritu Beri,
Intl Fashion Designer

Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
of Biocon,
Richest Indian woman.

Kiran Bedi,
Intl reputed jailor from Delhi.

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Overseas Hindu Women Power
Asha Srinivasan – USA26 year old PhD student one of top 15 Music
Directors in USA.

Chitra Bharucha
UK - BBC
2nd in charge

Indra Nooyi – USACEO PepsiCo,
3rd most powerful lady
in the world.

Gurinder
Chadha,
Film Director
from UK

Kiran Desai
19 year old Kavya Viswanathan of
Harvard University USA. Her best selling
novel will be filmed. She got $500,000 from
the publisher of her novel.

Youngest woman
Booker Prize
winner UK

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Overseas Indians in Sports
Mohini Bharadwaj,
Sthalekar
Australian Cricket
team Captain

USA 2004 Olympics Siver
Medal winner in athletics

Sherpa Tensing Norgay
Vijay Singh,
Fiji, Golf World
#1

of Nepal first to climb the
world’s highest peak
Sagarmatha on 29 May
1953.

343

Women Achievers of Bharat
Timeline of Achievements of Indian Women
1879: John Elliot Drinkwater Bethune established the Bethune School in 1849, which developed into the Bethune College in 1879, thus becoming the first
women's college in India.
1883: Chandramukhi Basu and Kadambini Ganguly became the first female graduates of India and the British Empire.
1886: Kadambini Ganguly and Anandi Gopal Joshi became the first women from India to be trained in Western medicine.
1905: Suzanne RD Tata becomes the first Indian woman to drive a car.[29]
1916: The first women's university, SNDT Women's University, was founded on June 2, 1916 by the social reformer Dhondo Keshav Karve with just
five students.
1917: Annie Besant became the first female president of the Indian National Congress.
1919: For her distinguished social service, Pandita Ramabai became the first Indian woman to be awarded the Kaiser-i-Hind by the British Raj.
1925: Sarojini Naidu became the first Indian born female president of the Indian National Congress
1927: The All India Women's Conference was founded.
1944: Asima Chatterjee became the first Indian woman to be conferred the Doctorate of Science by an Indian university
1947: On August 15, 1947, following independence, Sarojini Naidu became the governor of the United Provinces, and in the process became India's
first woman governor.
1951: Prem Mathur of the Deccan Airways becomes the first Indian women commercial pilot.
1953: Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit became the first woman (and first Indian) president of the United Nations General Assembly
1959: Anna Chandy becomes the first Indian woman judge of a High Court (Kerala High Court)[30]
1963: Sucheta Kriplani became the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, the first woman to hold that position in any Indian state. 2010 Randhawa
becomes
1966: Captain Durga Banerjee becomes the first Indian woman pilot of the state airline, Indian Airlines.
1966: Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay wins Ramon Magsaysay award for community leadership.
1966: Indira Gandhi becomes the first woman Prime Minister of India
1970: Kamaljit Sandhu becomes the first Indian woman to win a Gold in the Asian Games
1972: Kiran Bedi becomes the first female recruit to join the Indian Police Service.[31]
1984: On May 23, Bachendri Pal became the first Indian woman to climb Mount Everest.
1989: Justice M. Fathima Beevi becomes the first woman judge of the Supreme Court of India.[32]
1997: Kalpana Chawla becomes the first India-born woman to go into space.[33]
1992: Priya Jhingan becomes the first lady cadet to join the Indian Army (later commissioned on March 6, 1993)[34]
1994: Harita Kaur Deol becomes the first Indian woman pilot in the Indian Air Force (IAF), on a solo flight.
2000: Karnam Malleswari became the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal (bronze medal in the 2000 Summer Olympics at Sydney)
2004: Punita Arora became the first woman in the Indian Army to don the highest rank of Lieutenant General.
2007: Pratibha Patil becomes the first woman President of India.
2009: Meira Kumar became the first woman Speaker of Lok Sabha, the lower house in Indian Parliament
200-: Sushma Swaraj became the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha

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From Super Power to Vishwa Guru

6. Must be a land of Spiritual Leaders
7. Must be a and of Cultural Values

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6th Criteria
Criteria for Vishwa Guru
Must be a land of Spiritual Leaders

In Spirituality India
is the only
Billionaire in the world.

346

Power of Our Spiritual Masters
Mata Amritanand
from Fisher women community, did not study beyond 3rd std,
over 10 lacs (1 million) devotees from 110 countries attended her
50th birthday at a remote village in Kerala.

Satya Sai Baba of Puttaparthy
Never left Bharat but has devotees all over the world.
PMs of nations and world leaders come to him for spiritual solace.

Sri Sri Ravishankar
Addressed the Parliament of European Nations at Brussels.
Invited by Iraq PM to teach Yoga & Meditation to prisoners.
Over 1 million (10 lac) devotees from 145 countries attended the
25th anniversary of Art of Living.

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
introduced his “transcendental meditation” methods to the west.
Has built up a following of about six million people.
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A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada
In the former Soviet Union, Hare Krishna devotees risked being
imprisoned and tortured for distributing Srila Prabhupada's
books. Bhagwad Gita is now available in over 80 languages.

Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev Baba
holds week-long workshops in Europe, USA and Canada to
teach his unique brand of pranayama (breathing) exercises.

Dalai Lama
The Tibetan Buddhist Scholar and Nobel Laureate has
proved that Religion and Science can co-exist.

Satya Narayan Goenka
Vippasana Meditation now popular in South East Asia
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Narayani Amma

Young Dalit Spiritual Master at Vellore,
Tamilnadu.
Built Golden Temple (2 Tons of Gold officially
purchased from RBI). Runs Hindu Medical
Hospital, Hindu colleges, …

Pramukh Swamiji of
Swaminarayan Panth
Built Maximum number of Modern
Massive Temples around the world.

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READER'S DIGEST – Honest Cities
(August 2007 issue)
Reporters from READER'S DIGEST left 30 mid-priced mobile phones in
public places in Mumbai and then watched how people reacted, as part of a
unique survey. The survey in the world's 32 most populous cities saw Mumbai
finishing fifth along with Manila and New York. In Mumbai, home to a very
large number of poor, finders returned 24 of the 30 telephones.
Slovenia's capital Ljubljana topped the list,
returning 29 of the 30 'lost' telephones.
Toronto came at the second spot with 28 telephones, followed by
Seoul (27)
Stockholm (26).
Mumbai, Manila, New York (24)
The telephone recovery in some of the wealthiest cities was poor.
Sydney as well as London (19).
all the seven women who found Reader's Digest phones in Mumbai
returned them.
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7th Criteria for Vishwa Guru
Must be a Land of Cultural Values
The discovery of Reincarnation put my mind at ease.
I would like to communicate to others the calmness
that the long view of life gives to us."
American
Auto Industrialist Henry Ford
Thousands

of

yoga

enthusiasts, at Times Square in
Manhattan, New York, one of the world’s busiest
intersections in search for serenity, on June 21 every year.
Ji Xianlin,

90 year old Chinese
Sanskrit Scholar on

Christian Yoga
Gimmick by
European and US
Churches

Ramayan,
Ramli Ibrahim
Malaysian Bharata
Natyam Expert,
Sutra Dance Theatre
353

SANSKRIT in Europe & USA
30 manuscripts of
Rig Veda Included in
UN Heritage List.
Prof Robert Goldman HOD
Sanskrit Dept, California Uni.
Sanskrit words in many European languages including
Greek, Latin, German, Scandinavian, Lithuanian,
Celtic and Slavic, languages.
Greek President Karolos
Papoulias welcomed
President Abdul Kalam in
Sanskrit.

Hindu University of America

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SANSKRIT Universities in the World
List is Incomplete
40

USA, Canada and Mexico

22

Europe
(Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Great Britain,
Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland)

16

Germany

13

Italy

40

Japan

12
Australia, China, Israel, Oman, Thailand
=================================================
143
Universities outside Bharat (Incomplete List)

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AYURVED Around the world

‘Ayurvedic’ Burqas
Demand from Saudi Arabia is
growing rapidly. Only natural
cotton fabric, and organic dyes
are used to avoid irritations and
allergies. ‘Ayurvastra’ have
healing values. Sept 3, 2007
http://www.fibre2fashion.com/news/apparelnews/newsdetails.aspx?news_id=40310
Ayurvedic Institute of Brazil
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Growing Popularity of Vedic Marriages
World’s Shortest Celebrity marriages.
6 Hours
24 Hours
48 Hours
8 Days
9 Days
10 Days
12 Days
29 Days
32 Days

Rudolf Valentino – Jean Acker
Robin Givens – Syetozar Marinkovic
Britney Spears – Jason Alexander
Dennis Hopper – Michelle Phillips
Cher – Greg Allman
Carmen Electra – Dennis Rodman
Robert Evans – Catherine Oxenberg
Drew Barrymore – Welshman Jeremy Thomas
Ernest Borgnine – Ethel Merman

Growing Popularity of Vedic Marriages
Several Western couples with their children come
to Bharat (Kerala, Pushkar in Rajasthan, Varanasi etc)
and re-marry in a Hindu temple in a traditional Hindu way
to ensure that their marriages last longer.
357

Vedic Culture in Europe
Mrs Margret Thatcher

at Makara Sankranti Utsav
of HSS, London in 1990

RAAM Currency

for World Peace.
1 RAAM = 10 Euro $ and these bonds
are convertible at Fortis Bank in
Roermond, the Netherlands.

Prince Charles & Camilla
attended Hindu Temple on
Diwali day 2007.

London, UK
State Funded Krishna-Avanti
Hindu school at a cost of
$19.5 million (Rs 100 Crores).
358

Vedic Culture in USA
Hindu Priest Rajan Zed
opened US Senate in 2007
with Vedic Prayers.

Steve Jobs

Apple Inc CEO & Co Founder
Son of Abdulfattah Jandali of Syria
Spent some months in India for
Philosophical Enlightenment.
Returned to USA with his head shaved
& wearing traditional Indian clothing.

US-Atlanta - Enormous Hindu
Temple-13 domes-72 feet-$19 millionlargest of its kind in the world-Italian
Marble-Tukish Limestone-Indian
Pink Sand Stones.
359

Vedic Culture Around the World
Thaksin Shinawatra Thailand Prime Minister
at the Wat Erawan Brahma Temple.
Ramli Ibrahim, Malaysian
Bharata Natyam Expert,
Sutra Dance Theatre
Ji Xianlin,
Chinese Sanskrit Scholar
on Ramayan,
Padma Bhushan 2008.
Dr Chandra Bhanu –
Malaysian Bharata
Natyam Expert
360

Vedic Culture Around the World
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
addressed European
Parliament in Brussels in
2004
Pandit Ravi Shankar

Prof. Rajendra Singh with Kenya
Presidnet Daniel Arop Moi

Mohan Rao Bhagwat - Hindu
Sangam of 16,000 at San Francisco
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Vegetarians In Europe
GERMANY

ITALIAN

Vegetarians

Vegetarians

Vegetarians

Brigitte Bardot
Savitri Devi
Romain Rolland
Voltaire
Émile Zola

Albert Einstein
Nastassja Kinski
Frederich Nietzsche
Albert Schweitzer

Giordano Bruno
Leonardo Da Vinci

FRENCH

United States
Vegetarians
Brooke Shields
Tom Cruise
Woody Allen
Julie Christie
Paul Newman
Jim Carrey
Drew Barrymore

ENGLAND
Vegans
George Harrison

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Winning New Friends
Chinese PM Wen Jiabo
recited ‘Aum Sahana
Vavatu’ before Chinese
Politburo

South Africa President
Thabo Mbeki recited
Vedic Mantra
‘Sangachhadvam’
at Durban University to
emphasize unity in the midst
of racial diversities in Africa.
Italy PM Benitto Craxi
visits Puttaparthy to pay
respects to his Guru
Satya Sai Baba

British PM Tony Blair
condemned buldozing of
Krishna temples in
Kazghistan and Moscow
Canadian PM Max Mulrony’s two sisters
have taken Diksha from a Himalayan Guru.
Bahrain Sultan received several times
Swami Chinmayananda ji in his palace for
discourses on Bhagwad Gita.
Oman Sultan made India’s President
Dr Shankar Dayal Sharma sit on his throne
and he himself sat below him.
Several disciples of Sri Sri Ravishankar
are heads of states in different countries.
363

Henry Ford on Reincarnation,
American Auto Industrialist,
(1863 - 1947):
I adopted the theory of Reincarnation when I
was 26. Religion offered nothing to the point.
When I discovered reincarnation…. Time was
no longer limited. I was no longer a slave to
the hands of the clock. The discovery of
Reincarnation put my mind at ease. I would like to
communicate to others the calmness that the long
view of life gives to us."

American Auto Industrialist Henry Ford
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Alfred B. Ford –
Spreading Hindu Knowledge
(grandson of Henry Ford founder of the Ford Motor)

Trustee member of Ford Motor Company
For me the most important thing is to
spread the Hindu knowledge about the
soul.
This is more important than any other
knowledge and is my main priority.
The older I get,
the more Hindu I become.
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YOGA in Europe & USA
Over 800 yoga enthusiasts, at Times
Square in Manhattan, New York,
one of the world’s busiest
intersections in search for serenity.
On June 21, 2007.

HSS US Surya Namaskar Yagna Jan 2008.
Participants: 5,766; Namaskars: 616, 725

Yoga is a craze all over the world including USA, Europe, China and Japan

Swami Ramdev Baba
in Birmingham, UK

Christian Yoga Gimmick by
European and US Churches
366

YOGA in Europe & USA

Trafalgar Sq. in London!!

Yoga at imes Squre
Jennifer Aniston

Woody

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Abraham is lifted from the Hindu
creator God Brahma. Sara is lifted
from Brahma's wife Saraswati.
http://ajitvadakayil.blogspot.in/2012/07/bra
hma-and-sarawati-abraham-and-sara.html

368

YOGA in Sports in USA

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Dan Marino Dr. Bob Arnot,

Miami Dolphins NBC's former
Hall of Fame legend, best known for his
Hall of Fame
chief medical
indefensible sky hook, believes his secret
quarterback
editor
weapon was really yoga. While in L.A.,
Abdul-Jabbar started doing yoga in 1976
to improve his flexibility, and was notable
for his physical fitness regimen.
"Yoga is somewhat hard to quantify in terms of benefits because you see
them in all the injuries you don't get.“ Abdul Kareem Jabbar
369

Celebrity Yoga Workouts in USA
Madonna
"Yoga is a metaphor for life.
It is a workout for your mind, your body and your soul."
Ricky Martin
Yoga is fascinating. Connecting your heart and your mind in
order for you to not make compulsive or obsessive decisions
in life.

Meg Ryan
Yoga changed my life. It made me calmer.
It puts you right in the place of witness — which is great.
John Nash, Nobel Prize winner for Economics in 1994
This process of yoga becomes lighter and more successful
when we REFUSE negativity
370

Yoga by celebrities

Kaley Cuoco

Matthew
McConaughey
Robert Downey Jr.

Russell Simmons

Madonna

Adam
Levine

Gwyneth Paltrow

371

YOGA in Asia, Africa, S. America
Indonesia & Malaysia: In Jan 2009 Islamic
Council of Malaysia and Indonesian Council of
Ulemas tried to ban yoga for Muslims. But
public protests were too strong and they with
drew the fatwa.

Bali Holds 8 days International Yoga &
Ayurveda Conference in March 2009
despite Fatwa
Egypt: Yoga Retreats, Conferences attract
large tourists. These in spite of Muslim
intolerance to Yoga.
Argentina:
Eco Yoga Park

Yoga Monastary in
Bogota, Colombia
372

Sewa International
Dr. Dwarkanath Kotnis died
while treating wounded Chinese
soldiers in Sino-Japanese war in
1937-1945.

Hindus participate in Clean up
Australia Day, Blood Donation Drives
& Katrina Flood Relief Drives
organized by Sewa International.
Manimegalai, served the poor
and sick in South East Asia 2000
years before.

Sewa Intl, Presenting a cheque
for US $ 20,001/= for Katrina
Flood Relief to Louisiana State
Governor Catherine Blanco.
373

Sewa International
Prince Charles to Sewa Intl Volunteers
“You people are doing wonderful work”
1% more charity and Hindus can win the world

PM Tony Blair on Sewa Intl
Former Prime Minister of Britain, Tony Blair delivering his lecture on
'Faith And Globalisation' during The Cardinal's Lectures 2008,
Westminster Cathedral, London, on 3rd April 2008 said, "We can think
of the great humanitarian enterprises which bring relief to those who are
suffering – the Red Cross, the Red Crescent or Islamic Relief, CAFOD
and Christian Aid, Hindu Aid and Sewa International, World
Jewish Relief and Khalsa Aid - all the charities which draw inspiration
from the teachings of the different faiths."
374

Because of the Universal
Teachings of the Vedas
Indians in 10,000 years,
1. have never colonized any country
2. have never looted, plundered and enslaved any country
economically,
3. have never condemned other religions as false religions and
converted them to Hinduism
4. have never destroyed temples of other religions
5. have never called people from other religions as Sinners and
condemned them to eternal hell.
6. have never crucified or burnt alive any one whose ideas
have been different from their own.
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1. Fight Against Corruption
2. Teach India – Start Libraries
3. Help Physically Challenged & Poor
4. Be A Bit More Charity Minded
5. Join The Army ../ Police / IAS.. /
6. Do PhD, Write Articles, Books
376

118 Crores
62, 389
86, 853
682, 497

India's Total Population
Daily Death
Daily Birth
Total Blinds

If Daily Dead People Donate their Eyes,
within 11 Days all Blinds will be able to See.
Then in India there will be NO Blinds.

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