1.Aryabhatta: 0,π and gyroscopic motion of earth before Galileo 2.Brahmagupta: Infinity and -ve no.s 3.Sushruta: Father of surgery and Ayurveda 4.Bhaskara I&II: linear quadratic equations, trignometric functions Madhava, Jyesthadeva and Nilkantha: Calculus with infinite expanding series and infinitesimals 5centuries before 🍎 5. Acharya Kashyap and Maharshi Kanda: Atomic theory 25 centuries before Dalton ...etc
Hey jane i like you ur not scary when you speak in Russian, ur cute and on fire🔥 also u do understand that he's 100 percent accurate on where he's going with the Russian accent and other accents and he's joking around it's his job lolololol 😂😂😂😂
You are frightening Jane. A horror show stopped so I started watching you. Just kidding 😂😂 you are cute. & I would love to meet you someday somewhere!! May be during my next visit to Russia or if you ever visit India
Can you react on Dil le gai kurdi Gujrat Di in that song you can hear the tune changing in different ascent of indian Punjabi some thing in other Indian ascent it's 2000 to 2001 era song
he was raised speaking several South African languages. His father was Swiss and his mother was Black ( sorry I do not know what the people are she came from).
Hey Jane, I'm interested in how different cultures portray the idea of a 'mafia.' In Bollywood movies, like in Don 2 and Race 2, the Russian mafia is often shown as a powerful and dangerous group. I'm curious-how do Russians feel about this portrayal? Is the concept of the Russian mafia something people talk about in Russia, or is it more of a stereotype that mostly exists in movies.
In 90s Mafia was huge, a lot of people were threatening cities, people and especially businesses, all things you see about dangerous Russian Mafia was true that time until maybe 2000, then it became past. Now it's a stereotype.
