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🔴 Finally unveiling... Manchester University has confirmed that Isaac Newton copied gravity, laws of motion and calculus from Indian ancient books... 😱😮😱

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Kanwaljit Arora7 months ago

Besides "Varāhamihira", ancient Indian book 'Prashnopanishad' describes 'gravity'. Aryabhatta wrote about gravity in 'Surya Siddhanta'. Bhaskaracharya in 'Siddhanta Shiromani' gave a broader concept about gravity. Why all the credit to Isaac Newton !?

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🇮🇳 DIPTANGSHU🛡️7 months ago

✊ Now it's Time to Wipeout the Fake Stories of"Newtonian_Apple Fall" from the Worst Standard #NCERT School Syllabus 🤮

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gab.ai/vedprakash7 months ago

Doesn't matter, @EduMinOfIndia will continue to attribute Newton for Gravity as a token of respect to the British

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Voice of Bharat7 months ago

Why did it take so long for the truth to come out? Indians should be proud of their ancestors.

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Shiban Lal Pandita7 months ago

Confusion! Newton's laws are no laws. Cosmos is auto dynamic. Motion is property of matter.

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Saibal Saha7 months ago

But why didn’t we got canons to colonise the other parts of the world. Why we restricted ourselves to this piece of land and written scripture with terms like Sasagara Prithvi

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Naren Mukherjee7 months ago

🚨 It's Coz We are SANATANIS 👌🤗

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Chan Pasha7 months ago

@SaibalSaha1 Why didn't we develop canons to depend our self from invaders

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Saibal Saha7 months ago

@NMukherjee6 A valid one

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Mandara-nune7 months ago

Saddest part is people double checking with freaking grok about this. No knowledge on what ancient Indians were, their achievements, no faith in our roots and capabilities, chi. This is what is making y’all dumb. Wake up people, start using your brains not grok, READ MORE.

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Timeless7 months ago

My question how will it help the modern world with this claim? Will we become technologically advanced from China or USA? Will this eradicate poverty? Bring medical care to every house hold? If not, stop scrubbing the past & move on with the knowledge of Vedas or ancient scripts

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ananthu7 months ago

When will the credit for radio will go the Bose from Marconi

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Lucky Indian7 months ago

@grok how true is this post?

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Wakeup Bharat 🇮🇳Proud Brahmin7 months ago

I found this too on the same website. It’s shocking to learn that we ‘indians’ are the reason for today’s science.

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Human First7 months ago

What i feel sorry is that even this we indians would believe when a foreign body confirms it!

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mv m menon7 months ago

Our great @EduMinOfIndia minister @dpradhanbjp hasn’t returned to India after his intergalactic travel. So he is unaware of it. Hence, no changes have been incorporated in our history textbooks. @EduMinOfIndia is the worst ministry and has had 4 ministers in the last 11 yrs.

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Ajay R7 months ago

Circulating fake news/statements is a born talent of Sangis.

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key_friendship7 months ago

Even if the world comes to know that Indians did such discoveries. They will still laugh at us. The way we illlogically and impatiently speak and behave, with zero civic sense, makes them wonder how did these people discover such things?

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Rock man7 months ago

Don't fool people

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Shrikant - श्रीकांत7 months ago

Newton was fraud. He was pissing everyday, it always went down and never came on his face. But He saw apple falling once and thought of gravity. World wants us Bharatiyas to believe this shit.

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Love🇺🇸❤️=PureBlood❤️7 months ago

👆"🔴 Finally unveiling... Manchester University has confirmed that Isaac Newton copied gravity, laws of motion and calculus from Indian ancient books... 😱😮😱

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robot dream7 months ago

Western scholars should also make clear who discovered that the Earth is round.

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अहम् ब्रह्मास्मी7 months ago

They have to. Truth should be accepted. A lot more is pending. 😌

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Urmi 😍7 months ago

@PunekarSays New turn now 😂

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anjaligangoli7 months ago

@ZavierIndia Why are ISRO and top tier science institutes not publishing papers about the phenomenal discoveries of our great sages? Even the big bang is similar to the the Vedic view of the cosmos..Where is Indian academia on this ?should become global headlines!

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Atheist7 months ago

In these video he his only telling about laws of newton, But in the starting clip he is telling about Calculass. That's why first read calculas and differential equation.

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Cineman1957 months ago

Newton himself has admitted that he discovered so many ideas standing on the shoulders of giants before him?

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Frozen7 months ago

@CKRaju14 sir !

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TARUN AGARWAL (MODI KA PARIVAR)7 months ago

@lonermonkeyy Jai Ho!

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Cineman1957 months ago

Agreed, but do our shastras give the mathematical calculations also for those laws of motion?

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madmax7 months ago

Wow . Finally the truth is coming out. Sage Kanaks soul must be happy. Satyamev Jayate.

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ram teja7 months ago

I thought you're going to say Narendra modi😅

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XbowSchool_YT7 months ago

@ProudofusUK see with your eyes he copied 6th century Indian Calculas formula and copied them not invented them, he just give formula for Gravity everyone else before knows gravity but no famous formula

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Rahul Kamble7 months ago

No one knows if there is a University in Manchester 😁😁 Its a cobbler’s town 😝😝

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Flying along the coast7 months ago

English thieves Surprise surprise

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Misha ishi7 months ago

😂😂😂joke of the day

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Grif Topia7 months ago

Does not effing matter if everyone is still being tought "Newton's laws of motion".

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