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TIRUCHI, May 12, 2012
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Delving into the origin of mathematics
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[Description: number cruncher:Subash Chandra Bose, advisor, Cultural Research Centre, Coimbatore, addressing students at Anna Science Centre-Planetarium in the city on Friday.PHOTO:R.M. RAJARATHINAM.]

When students at the Anna Science Centre-Planetarium were asked to fold a sheet of paper, little did they know the 16 folded squares were the starting point of a discussion on ancient mathematics and geometry.

More than 100 students delved into the world of mathematical origins in India in a session with archaeo-symbolist, Subash Chandra Bose, advisor, Cultural Research Centre, Coimbatore. The talk coincided with National Technology Day, observed to commemorate technological breakthroughs in India, including nuclear weapons technology. Incidentally, it was on this day, May 11, 1998, that the Pokhran test was held.

While zero is hailed as India's significant contribution to mathematics, Mr.Subash chose to dwell on the number one, its associated symbols and its relationship with language and architecture.

The number one is symbolised by ‘plus' sign, which signifies addition.

The Tamil letter ‘ka' has evolved from this symbol, he observed through a series of diagrams. The symbol associated with number one was also instrumental in marking directions and giving rise to various shapes.

Mr.Bose also dwelt on the 16 square matrix, that he hailed as the fundamental of architectural constructions. The ‘swastika;' symbol was a derivative of the matrix, he noted. He referred to the swastika shaped tank at Thiruvellarai as a rare structure, full of symbolism.

Students were intrigued on use of symbols in linear measurement.

Geometrical shapes hold inherent meanings, said Mr.Bose explaining while squares signify space, rectangles indicate dynamic energy and a cross causation.

“We are not responsible only for what we do, but also for what we fail to do,” concluded Mr.Bose, exhorting students to study and preserve native mathematical knowledge and ancient cultural symbols.

“A country that forgets its history and culture will forget itself. Not just what we are not doing."

Because "we are not only responsible for what we are doing, we are also responsible for the one leaving as undone".  


On20 th. and 21 st. October, 2016, T.L.Subash Chandira Bose- Archaeo-Symbolist, managing Trustee of “Chandra Bose trust” and founder president of “A center for Ultimate Studies (ACUS)” presenting a paper on "Brahma Darshana Symbols" found at Gangai konda Cholapuram temple built by Rajendra Chola (first),   during the national conference organized by Madras University, ASI and ICHR  at Madras University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, in India. 

On 30.07.2015, Dr. Keeraithtamizhan, Subash Chandira Bose, Sughavana Murughan, Balakrishnan, and Dr.Tamizhlagan, visited the ASI’s excavation site at Keeladi, Sivagangai district, Tamil Nadu in India. .

On 18th and 19th July, 2015, T.L.Subash Chandira Bose- Archaeo-Symbolist, managing Trustee of “Chandra Bose trust” and founder president of “A center for Ultimate Studies (ACUS)” participated by presenting a paper on his historical findings in the 25th conference organized by Tamizhagha Tholliyal Kazhagam at Rajapalayam, Tamil Nadu, in India.

 

​On July 22nd   and 23rd, 2017, during the annual seminar conducted by “Tholliyal Kazhagam” at Gangai konda Cholapuram inTamil Nadu, “Archaeo-Symbolist”, Founder and President of ACUS, presented a paper on Indus Valley Seals.  By referring a verse in “Tholkappiam” , Tamizh Sangam literatures and other sources, he proved that the symbols and scripts of the Indus valley seals are belongs to ancient Tamizh language. He also requested the archaeologists, researchers and other scholars to come forward to join hands to decode the mysterious Indus symbols and scripts. 

http://www.vikatan.com/sakthivikatan/2018-apr-10holytemple/13960-symbolsof-temple-special-story.html 

Published an article about the findings of T.L.Subash Chandira Bose..

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With the blessings of mother goddess Archaeo Symbolist T.L.Subash Chandira Bose created the ​​Sri Yantra or Sri Chakra  in 2006

T.L.Subash Chandira Bose presented the book Ancient Thamizh- The Faculty of Harappan Symbols and Script  to the Tiruchirapalli Central Library 

TM.R. Veerasekaran –Joint Secretary and T.L. Subash Chandira Bose – Founder, President of A Center for Ultimate Studies are presenting “The Kizhvalai Rock Art” book to Dr. Subashini, The President of Tamil Foundation Trust, Germany on 16.12.2016 and at American College, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. 

​On 16th. Feb. 2018 a book "Ancient Thamizh - The Faculty of Harappan Symbols and Scripts" was published by ACUS at Tiruchirapalli.


On 16th. March  and  22nd   March 2018  “Archaeo-Symbolist”, Founder and President of ACUS, presented a paper on The Philosophy of Svaththigam before Iron age at Kanjeepuram University  and The Key to unlock the Mysterious Kizhvalai Rock art Madras University in Thamizh Nadu.

On 23rd and 24th July, 2016, T.L.Subash Chandira Bose- Archaeo-Symbolist, managing Trustee of “Chandra Bose trust” and founder president of “A center for Ultimate Studies (ACUS)” presenting a paper on "Harappa Symbols and Scripts"  during the 26th conference organized by Tamizhagha Tholliyal Kazhagam at Kaveripattinam, Krishnanagiri Dt., Tamil Nadu, in India. 


​On 27th. April 2018  “Archaeo-Symbolist”, Founder and President of ACUS, presented a paper on 'Ancient Geometrical shapes in 5500 -3500 years old Indus' Seals during  the 2nd International conference on Frontiers in Engineering, applied Science and technology held at National Institute of Technology Tiruchirapalli -620 015.





















RMSA program at Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India

. On 03.11.2015, the Archaeo-Symbolist T.L.Subash Chandira Bose, the founder- president of ACUS (“A Center for Ultimate Studies”) presented an audio-visual (RMSA) program for the secondary level school teachers at Yagappa Matriculation higher Secondary School and Auxiliam  Matriculation higher Secondary School at Tanjore, Tamil Nadu in India.

The topics for the audio-visual (RMSA- Rastriya Madhyamik Siksha Abiyan)) program are “The manifestation of Tamil letters and numerals and its history” and “The Sacred letters, words, symbols appears in the beginning of the ancient Tamil inscriptions and its philosophy and its historical backgrounds”

Picture: T.L.Subash Chandira Bose at the middle among the teachers.  Top right corner the picture of  an Indus Valley seal