Vedic Maths

Vedic Math essentially rests on the 16 Sutras or mathematical formulas as referred to in the Vedas. Here're are useful, links that help you learn more about these 16 Sutras and 13 sub-Sutras, their meanings and methods of application, along with examples.

Born in ancient India, Vedic Maths was rediscovered towards the beginning of the 20th century. Today, interest in Vedic maths is growing in the field of education where maths teachers are looking for a new and better approach to the subject. Everyone can benefit from this remarkable system of calculation.

Just as the basics principles of Hinduism lay in the Vedas, so do the roots of mathematics. Discover the marvels of Vedic maths, a unique system of calculations based on word formulae, which can help you solve any mathematical problem.

Great Hindu Mathematicians The earliest expression of mathematical understanding is inextricably linked with the origin of Hinduism. Hindu mathematicians, from Vedic times to the modern age have been in the forefront of making seminal contributions in the field mathematics.

The Vedic Maths Forum (India) conducts workshops on High Speed Vedic Mathematics in India. Also offers a popular 6-Day High Speed Maths workshop across the globe.

Tutorials based on examples and exercises from 'Fun with figures' by Kenneth Williams, which is a fun introduction to some of the applications of the sutras for children.

Why is modern mathematics held up, why its logic recoils upon itself and why there are mathematical problems, logical knots and mental blocks at all in the modern mathematical approach?

Part of the International Research & Resource Foundation for Indian Heritage, it acts as a centre and resource for all aspects of the dissemination and research in Vedic Mathematics.

A bibliography of useful books for reference

A site run by SN Sharma aimed at introducing Vedic Maths to students through a simple step-by-step procedure.