Some facts you may not be knowing about INDIANS | 馃巿1. 38% of doctors in America are INDIANS. 馃巿2. 12% of the scientist in America are INDIANS. 馃巿3. 28% of the IBM employees in the world are INDIANS. 馃巿4. 36% of the NASA employees are INDIANS. 馃巿5. 17% of the INTEL employees in the world are INDIANS. 馃巿6. 34% of the MICROSOFT employees are INDIANS. 馃巿7. Sanskrit is the mother language of all the European languages. WHICH MEANS SWEDISH TOO. 馃巿8. SANSKRIT is most suitable language for computer software reported in Forbes magazine, 1987. 馃巿9. CHESS was invented in INDIA. 馃巿10. Creator and founder of HOTMAIL is INDIAN (SABEER BHATIA). 馃巿11. Aryabhatta who was from INDIA, invented the number ZERO. 馃巿12. INDIANS invented the NUMBER SYSTEM. 馃巿13. ALGEBRA was invented in INDIA. 馃巿14. CALCULAS and TRIGNOMETRY came from INDIA. 馃巿15. The general manager of HEWLETT PACKARD (HP) is INDIAN (RAJIV GUPTA). 馃巿16. Creator of the PENTIUM CHIP(90% of the todays Computer runs on it) is INDIAN (VINOD DAHM). 馃巿17. BHUDHYANA first calculated the value of pi (3.14), and he explained the concept of what is known as the Pythagorean theorem. he discovered this in the 6th century long before the European mathematicians. 馃巿18. We have almost 5600 different newspapers and 3500 different magazines with approximately 120 million readers every day. 馃巿19. SUSHRUTA (from india) is the father of SURGERY. 2600 year ago he and health scientist of his time conducted complicated surgeries like --> artificial limbs, fractures, urinarystones and even plastic surgery and brain surgery 馃巿20. LAXMI MITTAL (steel king) is the richest man in ENGLAND. His house in England is the most expensive house in the world, more than 70 million pounds. 馃巿21. ALBERT EINSTEIN once said:- We own a lot to the INDIANS,who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific have been made. 馃巿22. INDIA has the THIRD largest army in the world with more than 105 million men...... Im Proud To Be An Indian...) | Jai Hind
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