Ancient Indian Inventions That Changed the Game

You will be taken on a lovely journey Today's episode is Enchin Indian Inventions Thought thousands of years ago India was a country Who gave the world zero And we got the same zero from the company's HR Today we are going to discuss Aryavard's Astronomical Mysteries Surgical wonders of Sushrut And they will explore engineering marvels They are still inspiring our technology today. This is not just a discourse on history. But it's a celebration of those visionary ideas. Which makes India a troop pioneer for the world. If you think that the engine Indian sinus, technology And medicine is still relevant today. So this episode is for you. In this episode we'll see how Aryabert's astronomical discoveries, Sushrut's medical innovations and engine engineering marvels have given new vision to the world So without any delay let us start this exciting journey Where we will explore how these brilliant minds changed the face of the world You too join us in this fascinating exploration If you like these episodes, don't forget to like, share and subscribe. Where we explain the Indian custom from a modern perspective I'm Emotion and you're watching The Bright and the Beautiful Show How can the world of today run without computers, space messengers and AI? That means how much we depend on Google to search for anything today. But did you know that it all started with the ancient Indian ghayans Yes, the same India where people used to take zero so seriously That today we start crying seeing our punk balance Even in astrology, the ancestors of India were so good. That they could accurately predict the future If they saw the cars of today So they say we have seen all this before our astrology. India gave the world the zero and decimal system. The Astronomical Insights The concept of trigonometry and algebra of Bhaskar Acharya So let's dive in to find out Just imagine that. If there was no Zero, what would we have gotten out of our phones today? This is the gift of India which Aryabhata in the fifth century and Brahmagupta in the seventh century gave to the world. If we didn't use zero today, we wouldn't have computers, we wouldn't have YouTube. If you like this video then please like and comment and watch the video end of the video Aryabhata said that a particle is incomplete without a beginning and what he said was true If it weren't for Zero, what would the world's biggest wonder like space exploration have been like? I thought it was not a number but a perspective between time and space. The 5th century Aryavarta had told everyone that the earth spins at its distance And everyone in this world was thinking that the earth is flat Then Aryavart will think brother or I will tell my world by winding Aryavert had also given the value of the pie correctly Who is today our maths superstar Yeah, when other people thought the eclipse was God's wrath Aryavert was explaining it scientifically The book of Aryavart Which was translated for understanding by Walter Eugene Clark Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam said that Aryavart's contribution is a symbol of the expansion of mathematics and scientific thinking. Ujjain was an ancient knowledge hub of India. Bhaskar took trigonometry and algebra to new heights. His book, Leelavati, explains complex problems with simple and elegant solutions. Today, the principles of algorithms and coding Their foundation was laid by Bhaskar Acharya. By looking at the theory of trigonometry and algebra of Bhaskar Acharya Even today's students have a brain of yoghurt. So today we have problems understanding x and y But Bhaskar Acharya had put everything into the equation If today's engineers saw them, they'd just talk to their calculator. Soori brother your so has become Have you ever searched on YouTube? And it seems that YouTube algorithm knows you more than you It shows you what you always wanted to see Exactly right, he understands your idea It's all because of those algorithms. Leelavati was described by C.N.R. Rao, a big scientist from India. You know, India has given the world the bardaan of yoga. But not only that, such a medical system has also been given. Which is still relevant today Iurway, think of the world of a thousand years ago. When medicine was not meant to cure the sick But he had to understand what the real fun of life is. Ayurveda means science of life. containing a formula Be happy, don't stress, exercise, eat well and healthy And use only home spices This is the same system wherein the body is painful when the sour milk is drunk And when they have a cold, they drink ginger tea. Sushrut who writes Sushruta who we call the father of surgery I mean, this soulmate was so advanced that he had to undergo more than 300 surgeries. The cataract surgery started from India is also India's own. Think about when Tunya was confined to Jharkhand then actual surgery was being done in India Dr. Kalam says that sound knowledge reflects the DNA of innovation On the other hand, there is the Charak Samita which was written in Takshila. Which at that time was India's knowledge hub, meaning more reliable than Google. Charak taught us that being selfless doesn't mean just treating illness. The prevention of blisters and lifestyle should be taken care of It doesn't mean that I'll eat 5 burgers in one day and do yoga the next day. And think everything will be all right Charak used to say as long as the body is in balance then everything will go right I mean if the body is not balanced then work life balance can not even run Charak had told us about the Three Dosh System The balance of its water and its air is essential for health. Prevention is better than cure. Today's concepts of the wellness industry were based on his teachings. Think of today's wellness influencers who talk about lifestyle and diet. His concept was written in the book of Charak 2000 years ago. Meaning what Charak said is the same as today's influencers You're putting it with Instagram hashtags. And the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) also believes Charak's teachings focus on prevention through balance and nutrition. There is a meter-tall ion pillar in the Kutub Minar complex in Delhi. Who are beyond the influence of time That means for 1600 years there has been no rooting in this pillar This pillar is as forever young as any Bollywood hero who doesn't take the name of Aging These pillars are a wonderful borrowing of the technique and imagination of the ancient Gupta Samrajya metallurgist. I mean if there was an engineering Marvel Award at that time this pillar would have left everyone behind Its phosphorus-rich iron composition and forge welding process was not found in any other part of the world at that time. This pillar was the world's first anti-corruption innovation. And today's eco-friendly products also feel complex And you know this iron pillar was brought from Madhya Pradesh's Udhayigiri to Delhi Seeing this, Delhi people thought this pillar is a great gift for us. And it has been inscribed in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register. Dr Baldev Raj says this pillar is a living replica of India's science and innovation Jwara Minj Udaipur has the world's first zinc distillation site India was the first country to refine zinc. It was a moment that gave a new direction to metallurgy around the world. I mean, this zinc refining was so advanced that if it had travelled through time it would have come to this time. So metallurgy had created an Instagram account and showed everyone their shiny selfies Have you ever thought how the people of ancient India built such engineering wonders without modern tools? I mean today we struggle a lot with our phone's auto correct And they were making maps of the whole world without GPS. They didn't have tools but the level of imagination and juggling was so Even today we see their creation we just think how did they do that Imagine those dry areas of Gujarat and Rajasthan Where there was little rain, yet the people there designed something extraordinary. Step wells which was a unique solution of water supply and was built in the 3rd century BCE I mean in today's time we are distressed by seeing our water bills but they had removed the water solution The most famous of these is Rani Ki Wav which is in Patna in Gujarat It's not just a water storage facility. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is decorated with intricate carvings and flawless geometry and this water treasure serves as a spiritual and community hub It means it's Instagram worthy too and life saving. Now think about it. Is it possible to carve a temple from a single rock? If you consider it a big task to charge your phone and try hard when you can't even find it So in such a situation it may be a bit too big a task to carve a stone and build a beautiful temple But there is a legendary site near the Ajanta and Ellora caves of Maharashtra Where a huge temple was built by cutting a stone from a pehen. Which is still filing for bankruptcy. Ajanta caves are famous for their exquisite Buddhist murals Where every image is so beautiful it seems like a perfect shot of a celebrity It's just a little more amazing and old. Ellora's Kailash Temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva The world's largest monolithic temple is Created by carving in the same rock A huge rock of about four tons is estimated to It took four tons of stone to remove it and with the help of sugar, it was made into a beautiful stone. And how much discipline, effort and strength will be used in the construction of your temple And we are still deciding whether to go to the gym or not. As Nobel Laureate Dr. Amartya Sen says Today and Ellora show the spiritual devotion and technical prowess of ancient India together. And they inspire generations They show that the ingenuity of ancient India was not just to survive It was a way to thrive in harmony with nature and the community. Have you ever thought about the origin of the clothes you wear? What was the connection between what we're wearing these days and fast fashion? 4000 years ago from the Indus Valley civilization It seems that even today we are so stylish because of some time traveling designer Archaeologist found 7000 pieces of cotton fiber in Mehar house The oldest evidence of textile production and those who were artisans He had not only trade revolution view He used Indigo Ferrare tincture or Indigo dyes from plants. We have to create vibrant and sustainable textiles that can be used in the Middle East and Asia. Exports were market leaders. Think if they made it in their time. If we put mehar home tag on it, the global market would be different. The intricate Azhar block prints of Gujarat are still the same Indigo The colors and patterns used by these ancient artisans Pioneered means today we wear fancy outfits From ancient textiles to today's modern handlooms The legacy of the valley inspires sustainable practices and cultural pride I mean, we're the ones who are really driving the slow fashion trend. Did you know that 4,000 years ago The Indus Valley civilization has made maritime threads and navigation Mastery had been achieved in the modern day of Gujarat Lothal's bustling port city tells this fascinating story Lothal's meticulously constructed shipyard is an engineering marvel The project will showcase advanced tidal dock designs and large ships It could accommodate the dockyard today's mega It was like VIP parking for cruise ships too and this one There were ships. They didn 't have GPS. They had a tidal positioning system. Found artifacts like seals show thriving thread relationship Dr. S. R. Rao says Lothal's shipyard shows that ancient India People understood tidal dynamics and shipbuilding unparalleled Lothal reminds us of the global vision of the Indus people. A vision based on connectivity, innovation and sustainability Can a simple board game reflect the complexities of life, war and strategy? If your answer is no then brother you have not been so clever Modern chess has its roots in ancient India. This is not just a game, it is a national treasure. Chaturanga means four divisions which represents infantry, cavalry, elephants and chariots I mean this game was a warriors training camp. But think for the players of that slaughter elephants and chariots were real power moves It wasn't just a game. It was a training tool for military strategy. As we play battle royale games nowadays, for them it was a real-life strategy stimulator. And when it reached Europe, it evolved into modern chess. David Schenk sums up this journey beautifully. The transformation of Chutrang into chess exemplifies the power of human creativity and cultural exchange. Every move played on the chessboard carries the legacy of ancient India's Indian unity. Next time you play chess remember you are part of a story Which began thousands of years ago And when the check is erased then your adoption must say this Namaste bhai that is not this strategy game India's debt So friends India's wealth not only gives us pride but also gives us pride The European Parliament I mean we didn't just give a glimpse of high-tech tools And mind-blowing innovations also given What was your favorite innovation today? Please tell me in the comments. And share this episode It means to celebrate your heritage, man. Who can forget the work our ancestors did? And remember friends India's legacy is a gift to Tunisia. And when you hear the ch'an gun man So tell the girl India is a country. As in