Famous scientist of India Prof. Chandrasekhar Venkataraman holds a special place among the physicists of the world. He was the first Indian scientist to receive the worlds highest Nobel Prize Awarded. Chandrasekhar Venkataraman was born on 7 November 1888 in Tiruvalekkaval village near Tiruchirappa
Varahamihira or Varahmihira was an Indian mathematician and astronomer of the 5th-6th centuries AD. Varahamihira first told in his treatise Panchasiddhantika that the value of Ayanamsa is equal to 50.32 seconds. The Gurukul of Mathematical Science developed by him at Kapitthak (Ujjain) remained uniq
47 years have passed... It was dawn on Saturday, November 17, 1973 when the fatal order was given to the tank that had been stationed in front of the main gate of the Polytechnic. Come in. From the moment the gate and those who guarded it were broken, the great carnage began. Junta Papadopoulos-Ioan
Bread in the Middle Ages In the millenary history of cooking the bread it is certainly the food with the highest symbolic value, the one for which, due to a shortage or an unjustified price increase, there have often been clashes and even important social upheavals. The origin bread , al