Immersing through a rich tradition of Indian Mathematics – from ancient numerals to complex mathematical theories is a comprehensive article by Shrikant Talageri on development of number systems in world & spread of Indo-European languages
The Indo-Aryan languages of India are the most complex decimal system of all, where there is such complete fusion and inflection between the tens and unit numbers that it becomes necessary to learn individually the exact form of every number from 1-100.
The simplest and most primitive number system in the world even as late as the twentieth-twenty-first century CE, as well as the most developed and elaborate number system in the world even as early as during the Vedic period.
India represents the world in microcosm. It has the simplest and most primitive number system in the world even as late as the twentieth-twenty-first century CE, as well as the most developed and elaborate number system in the world even as early as during the Vedic period.
Eminent Indic scholar and author, Shrikant Talageri provides a concise Guide to Writing Fiction: Set in the Mature Harappan = New Rigvedic Period 2600-1700 BCE
Shrikant Talageri, born in 1958, was educated in Bombay where he lives and works. He has devoted several years, and much to study, to the theory of an Aryan invasion of India, and interpreted the Vedas with the help of the internal chronology of Rig vedic Rishis within Rig Veda with the help of genealogical records Anukramanis.
