Greatest Indian contribution(s) to the world ?

[Taranis]

oriental, I have moved your posts with links to movies into a separate, locked thread. If you post links to movies in this thread in the future, it will be considered a disruptive behaviour.

 

[oriental]

Thanks, I will look at the movies section.

 

[Rainbow Warrior]

What about King Ashoka's reign of peace and what this has had...

 

[Rainbow Warrior]

India's contribution to the building of civilization can be found in the Indus Valley
[URL]http://www.scribd.com/doc/127627632/The-Indus-Script-Early-India-Coins-and-Rongorongo[/URL]

 

[Anthro-inclined]

India's contribution to the building of civilization can be found in the Indus Valley
http://www.scribd.com/doc/127627632/The-Indus-Script-Early-India-Coins-and-Rongorongo

Im sorry, but didnt civilization begin in the middle east with Sumeria?

 

[albanopolis]

My first thought was the number 0 too. It turned out that 0 to be such an important thing. Indians claim that they new a lot of math when west did not know. I have heard that they were writting math in verses. I don't know what kind of math was that. But I know that the only person of antiquity that new what was doing in math was Euclides. He introduced proof based math that revolutionized science. Indians are helping the west with workforce thuogh.

 

[American Idiot]

definitely the Kama Sutra was India's best contribution.

 

[Maciamo]

I have added a new poll as the old one got deleted during the move from vBulletin to Xenforo.