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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 1H 37M

Did India Waste Its Scientific Genius On Religion? | Hyper Quest Podcast Ft. Ashish Naredi

from Hyper Quest Podcast · host Vishal Chaurasia

If ancient Indian science was so advanced, why didn’t Indians reach the moon first?Was ancient Indian science truly ahead of its time?Did Indian mathematics shape the world more than we are told?In this Hyper Quest Podcast, we explore the hidden depth of ancient Indian science, Indian mathematics, and the legacy of Aryabhatta and other ancient Indian astronomy scientists. From Panchang calculations and Hindu Nav Varsh to insights rooted in Sanatan Dharma and Vedas, this episode challenges what we think we know about Indian history.Through the lens of Indian Knowledge Systems, we uncover connections between science in Hinduism and the broader hindu history of mathematics. This history podcast dives into Hindu Panchang, Hindu New Year, and the real role of Indian sciences and Mathematics in shaping global knowledge.If you are curious about Indian contributions to Mathematics, this podcast might change your perspective on the history of India.#indianscience #indianmathematics #indianhistory #vedas #hyperquest #vedicwisdom #sanatandharma #indianknowledgesystems #hinduism

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