Forty-five years ago, on 19 April 1975, the rocket thrusters fired to launch India’s first indigenous satellite. It was named Aryabhata, yet like many initial forays beyond the Earth’s atmosphere, the ...

Modern estimates suggest that Aryabhata’s computation was 39,968km (24,835 miles), just off the currently accepted value of 40,074km by an incredible 0.27%. All this may sound easy in theory ...

Aryabhateeya was composed in 499 CE by Aryabhata in Kusumapura, which is identified with Pataliputra (essentially modern Patna). This text heralded the advent of siddhaantic astronomy in India ...

Aryabhata India Fund earns an Average Process ... underweight the average by 6.7 and 6.0 percentage points of assets, respectively. The strategy owns 37 securities and is similarly diversified ...

The launch of India's first satellite celebrated the name of Aryabhata, legendary mathematician and astronomer. Professor Sunil Khilnani explores his life and legacy. Show more Professor Sunil ...

Named after an ancient Indian mathematician and astronomer (5th Century), Aryabhata was India’s first satellite. Launched from Kapustin Yar with the help of the Soviets on April 19, 1975 ...

Professor Sunil Khilnani presents four more audio portraits of figures who have shaped the arc of Indian history: Charaka, Aryabhata, Rajaraja Chola and Basavana. Show more An omnibus edition of ...

The Central Board of Secondary Education is conducting Aryabhata ‘Ganit’ Challenge 2019 for students of classes 8 to 10. The first stage of the challenge began on Monday November 18 and will ...

The Aryabhata Bhawan has been built at a cost of Rs 10.35 crore. Along with studies, it will serve as an incubation centre for young entrepreneurs and their startups.