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⚽📐 The Ancient Indian Math Hidden Inside a Football! | Rudrata’s Theory Explained | Open STEM Workshops | IIT Gandhinagar

Ek simple sa football… par har bindu ki ek kahaani hai!
How can you traverse every point on a sphere without repeating any path?

This surprising mathematical idea was explored almost 1000 years ago by the Indian mathematician Rudrata, using principles that resemble modern graph theory!

In this video, we connect:

• Geometry
• Paths & traversals
• Ancient Indian mathematics
• Computing logic
• Real-world intuition

🔥 What This Video Explains

• How Rudrata’s theories relate to covering patterns and paths
• Why this idea is linked to graph theory and Hamiltonian paths
• How this connects beautifully to computing and logic fundamentals
• Why true computing can be understood without screens or programming

🎓 About the Workshop

IIT Gandhinagar is hosting Open STEM Workshops, where participants will:

✔ Build real working computers
✔ Using wood blocks, pulleys, cards, and weights
✔ Understand logic, algorithms, networks, and computation
✔ Completely unplugged — no coding, no screens

Experience how computers “think,” using pure logic and physical models.

👥 Who Should Attend

• Teachers
• Parents
• STEM enthusiasts
• Researchers
• Students
• Anyone who wants to understand computing at a fundamental level

Register now for the upcoming Open STEM Workshops at IIT Gandhinagar!
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