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Shatavadhani and Science Researcher Tata Sandeep Sharma attends the IISF conference
One should understand that science is not only the structure or construction of a matter but also its decomposition or disorder process is also a science, he said.
RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM: Tata Sandeep Sharma, a well-known Shatavadhani, and a science researcher from Rajamahendravaram participated as a speaker in the "Science Literature Festival" organized on Friday as part of the India International Science Festival (IISF2023) jointly organized by the Vigyana Bharati organization, the Haryana government and the central government at the Regional Center for Biotechnology (RCB) in Faridabad. Sandeep Sharma said that ancient Indian sciences contain many scientific secrets unknown to the modern world.
One should understand that science is not only the structure or construction of a matter but also its decomposition or disorder process is also a science, he said. He quoted that the Thermodynamics says this very thing. He said that many such features and their secrets are found in Indian ancient science. Sandeep said that great scientists like Pavuluri Mallana, who described mathematics in Telugu poems, were born on this Indian soil. On this occasion, he analyzed the biological features hidden in the Manthra Pushpam. He said that the success of Chandrayaan-3 during Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav has enhanced the reputation of Indian scientists. He wished for a situation where Indian ancient sciences could be researched with diligence and faith.
Prof. Ramesh Sonti, Director, International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB), and Dr. S.K. Varshney, Scientific Advisor, Department of Science and Technology, Govt of India were among the attendees of the seminar.
