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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This book is dedicated for table lovers. I believe that remembering Math tables should be part of student’s life & it should never go away, even beyond student life, Math table is one thing, which a person should always keep practicing.
I remember our elders, used to talk about their times that, tables till 25 & tables of 1.5, 2.5 upto 24.5 used be routine part of studies. Even tables till hundred were must to remember.
With this table book, I am trying to create a new culture to remember Math tables including fractions like 2.5, 6.75, 21.25 etc upto 24. This will help to exercise our brain & we will be little independent of calculators at least to some extent.
Let us take one small step towards Vedic Mathematics system.
Himanshu Verma
Himanshu Verma, born in 1980, is an Information Technology expert by profession & Environmentalist by heart, lives in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, Bharat, with two daughters (Shikhi & Venuka) & wife Sarika Verma.
He strongly believes in Humanism before any other ‘ism’. Loves to travel & explore world. Reading & writing are his favourite work, though still need to do other work for bread & butter.
Ashwathama, a series of books is first & major work of literature by him, He wrote two more books out of passion for kids, first is series of books on kid’s stories, inspired from Panchtantr & second series of books on Vedic Mathematics.
Himanshu Verma, is writing since 2016, on all above concepts & added some more topics in his list of books such as Murder mystery, Virus & Social Development Sector. These topics will come soon in printed version.
Ashwathama, first part has received worldwide appreciation from general readers, ranging from 10 years kids to senior citizens. The book proved to be a milestone in crafting stories where Ancient Bhartiy history gets a scientific & logical approach while able to sustain interest till last page.
Ashwathama is one character from Epic Mahabharat, who is one of the strongest & unbeatable warriors of Dvapar Yug, though gets lesser space in literature, wherever he is mentioned similar rhetoric of his curse & living in jungles for last 5000 years is repeated. Himanshu Verma tried to do some justice with such a great character of Mahabharat by writing Ashwathama series & also explain, how he or any other known figures we worship today can sustain for 1000s & lacs of years.
Two main features of Himanshu Verma writing styles are, first using correct spellings for Hindi & Sanskrit words while writing in English, that is, not to end every Hindi & Sanskrit noun with alphabet ‘a’ , for example its Mahabharat not Mahabharata.
Second, while writing the Hindi version, he tries to use words wisely as per time period, such as not to use Arabic, Urdu or English words in Dvapar or Treta Yug, when it is confirmed that these languages were not developed at this time period.
Though it is not known whether present Hindi was used in that time or not, but since Hindi & most of Bhartiy regional languages are direct descendant of Sanskrit, these languages can be considered as most appropriate while picking up important words in writing conversation of Dvapar or Treta Yug, for example it is better to use ‘प्रशंसा’ instead of word ‘तारीफ़’.
