Educational stir in the world: New calculations done by Ratnesh Shakya, the discoverer of great formulas of divisibility

INDC Netwrk : Mainpuri : Uttar Pradesh : Macha educational panic in the world: the new calculation of Ratnesh Shakya, the finder of the Mahasutras of divisibility, disrupts the education world

Recently posts shared on social media by mathematician Ratnesh Shakya have created a panic in the education world. In these posts, Ratnesh Shakya has claimed that he has made such calculations in the context of writing the smallest number, which may demand a change in the world's preliminary books of mathematics. Following this claim, many mathematics scholars are constantly questioning them on social media platforms such as Facebook and WhatsApp.

What is the whole matter?

In the mathematics books prevalent around the world, it is taught that if a number includes zero, then that zero is not written on the left. Instead, the shortest digit is first written, then the zero and the remaining digits are arranged in increasing order. For example, the smallest three-digit number to be made by 0, 1, and 2 digits is assumed to be 102, and the smallest four-digit number to be made by 0, 1, 2, 3 digits would be 1023.

However, Ratnesh Shakya's claim is different from this. According to them:

• The smallest number to be made by 0, 1, and 2 digits should be 012.
• Similarly, the smallest four-digit number to be made up of 0, 1, 2, and 3 digits should be 0123.

According to this mathematical approach, it is also correct to place zero to the left, which is contrary to the concept described in the present books. According to Ratnesh Shakya, this new calculation will require a change in the preliminary books of mathematics.

Arguments in favor of the traditional concept of mathematics:

The current mathematical concept, which has been going on for centuries, has many arguments behind its correctness:

1. History: This concept has been valid worldwide for centuries, leading to the conclusion that it is correct.
2. Acceptance: Students, teachers and mathematicians around the world have read and considered this concept correct.
3. Omnivority: Almost all mathematics books have a similar description of this concept, which justifies it.
4. Rationality: Traditional books have strong arguments in its favor, which maintain its authenticity.

Ratnesh Shakya claims and challenges:

Ratnesh Shakya considers this traditional concept wrong and is ready to perform publicly to prove it wrong. They State District Library Manpuri Or aspiring for this performance in another public place, where mathematicians and calculating amateurs will present their calculations.

According to the challenge of Ratnesh Shakya, anyone who has unwavering faith in this traditional concept and wants to participate in this demonstration will have to deposit a check of Rs 11 lakh in advance. If Ratnesh Shakya proves this concept wrong, this amount will not be refunded. But if he cannot prove it, the participants' checks will be returned without any deduction.

Challenge Conditions:

• It will be mandatory to deposit a check of Rs 11 lakh to participate in this demonstration.
• If Ratnesh Shakya falsifies the traditional concept, the funds deposited will not be returned to the participants.
• The number of participants required for the performance is 38. When this number is met, the date of performance will be reported to all participants.
• If Ratnesh Shakya wins, 10% of the prize money will be donated to the poor and 10% to the District Library Manpuri.

Whoever wants to participate in this challenge, District Head of State District Library Manpuri Mr. Sanjay Yadav Can contact The performance date will be announced as soon as a sufficient number of participants are ready.All participants will be notified in advance if this challenge and any rules of performance change.