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Mathematics, a subject of numbers, quantity, structure, measurements, etc.

Do you know that maths also include shlokas?

I know that there will be a question in your mind that how maths includes shlokas. 

I am there to explain it to you.

There is a shloka about Lord Krishna which is 100% related to maths.

The shloka is,

"Gopibhagya Madhuvrata

srngiso dadhi sandhiga

khala jivita khatava

gala hala rasandara"

It means,

The fortune of the Gopi,

the destroyer of the demon Madhu,

protector of the cattle,

the one who ventured into the ocean depths,

destroyer of all the evildoers,

one with plough on the shoulder and bearer of nectar,

will protect us.

You will say what is special about it, but the shloka very special.

There is a protocol called 'Katapayadhi Sankhya', where they give particular alphabets a particular number. For example-ka, Ta, Pa, Ya,= 1 and so on...

and then if you substitute this numbers in this shloka to Katapayadhi Sankhya.

Do you know what do you get? 

I am 100 % sure that you will get a shock.

The value of pi correct to 30 decimals

3.141592653589793238462643383279

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