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O.KUNHIKRISHNAN

O.KUNHIKRISHNAN

I,O.KUNHIKRISHNAN is a retired Mathematics teacher from Kerala state of India.Though retired I am still active in Mathematics.I had been working as a resource person in Mathematics.I had been in the text book writting team of the state.
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  • UNNIMENON

    UNNIMENON says

    Nice to meet you. I wasnt online much as i have been busy and was mostly travelling. Happy to meet a malayali here. you have a good collection here. by the way, my father is a historian/writer/literary critic = Dr. m.gangadharan.
    i read mostly fiction, travelogues etc. i am trying to get back to reading habit again. i work for a retail chain in dubai that has a seperate book store chain also. i only get time to browse thru.. hope to be in touch with you.
    best regards.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Osie

    Osie says

    • Dear Friend,
    Its been a very long time since you have been to your group 'Friendship for universal peace' The group is longing to see you. Please stop in to participate and check the good discussions going on here.
    Thank you.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Osie

    Osie says

    • Dear Friend,
    Its been a very long time since you have been to your group 'Friendship for universal peace' The group is longing to see you. Please stop in to participate and check the good discussions going on here.
    Thank you.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • nithin v

    nithin v says

    hello!nice to meet a malayali here.t b frank i am very new here.
    an regardin books an reading...i havnt had a lot of that...but ia m intrsted.i am also intrsted in maths though presently i am a nursin stdnt.
    i wud like to kno frm wich part of kerala r u.
    i am very young in age but i bliev i can b serious enough 2 hav a frendship wit great scholars like u....
    so pls respond.
    i am frm tichur

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Unnikrishnan T

    Unnikrishnan T says

    Sir, We are planned to do a mathematics serial with comedy story preferably in asianet. Otherwise it will be in Amruta. We haven't started but producer director all are ready. Expecting ur supports... Unnikrishnan

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • mansa t

    mansa t says

    helo sir,
    i wanna read ur books.sorry sir,m disturbing u bt i dont find d way through which i can read them.wil i i hv to buy d books from amazon.?

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Balakrishna

    Balakrishna says

    hi sir...Nice collection of books ....

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  • prashanth_wl

    prashanth_wl says

    Hello MR. KUNHIKRISHNAN, hope you are at your finest health..Are u back from USA?? Keep in touch and take care..:)

    PS: My grandfather and you share the same name..I like him and lot :)

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • dreamertambien

    dreamertambien says

    Vanakkam, I read a note you posted on some else's page and came to see who you are. Ah, you are an esteemed thinker and teacher. Very nice to meet you. Take care, j

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Lenon

    Lenon says

    I change my photo for no reason, just to have a laugh. This is not me, though the previous photo was. This is an early 20th century American baseball player with a silly grin.

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  • Lenon

    Lenon says

    I change my photo for no reason, just to have a laugh. This is not me, though the previous photo was. This is an early 20th century American baseball player with a silly grin.

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  • Lenon

    Lenon says

    Oh, you have such confidence in me! Your assessment of math and logic is quite right, but I must decline. I don't think it is calculation that bewilders me. I think it is hormones. When I was 14 I lost all my affinity for numbers and highly abstract concepts as my adolescence took over. I've never gotten it back and forty years later I am too old. I shall be content with my inability, but please be ready for a request for help from me!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • prashanth_wl

    prashanth_wl says

    hi, am from 'Vadakara', Calicut..but am settled in Coimbatore..partner of an animation firm :) I would also luv to hav a library at my home someday!

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  • Lenon

    Lenon says

    I teach graphic design, i.e. commercial art. We have a two-year program to prepare students to design websites, publications, books, logos packaging, etc. The students are eager and I'm contented doing it!

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  • prashanth_wl

    prashanth_wl says

    Hi,
    Nice to know you, am from kerala too!! You ve a nice collection of books in your shelf...

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  • Ashwin K

    Ashwin K says

    Hi Krishnan,
    Thanks a lot for the information.
    I agree that the prefix of term 'Vedic' for Mathemetics really doesn't carry much
    meaning. I would rather prefer to call Ancient Indian Mathematics than for Vedic
    Mathematics.

    The basic difference between Indian Science( Including Mathematics) and the
    Science of rest of the workd is - There is no clear demarcation between Indian
    Science and India Philosophy. We can't really make out where the elements of
    philosophy starts appearing in Science.
    I feel Philosophy has always remained an integral part of Indian Science( Which
    it should be and I completely support that).
    On the contrary if we see the Modern day Science it has become more oriented towards Materialism. And I feel this is one of the reason why Indian Knowledge, however far stretched they were, did not gain grounds like others did.

    Thanks a lot for the recommendation. I wil give it a try and let you know.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Lenon

    Lenon says

    I do believe young Some 1 is trying to impress the girls, primarily. I've looked up Kerala and am reminded I've read "The God of Small Things" by the marvelous Arundhati Roy. I've also just finished 'Midnight's Children" by Salman Rushdie, so I have India on my mind. It seems Kerala is a most diverse and interesting place, quite cosmopolitan with a very informed people. And a lot of water.

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  • Lenon

    Lenon says

    Honored to befriend a fellow educator. I am a failure at mathematics, sad to say, but I admire those who aren't!

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  • Ashwin K

    Ashwin K says

    You are very much true in saying that the Matematics part is not a part of Veda. I
    have read some books on Vedas but never came acorss anything about
    mathematics. But at some places I did came across some unusually big numbers
    when dealing with topics like Yugas,Manvantaras etc.Thanks for the information.
    Please do recommend any books in particular that might help me gain more
    insight into Vedas.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Ashwin K

    Ashwin K says

    Hi Krishnan,
    Thanks for the invite
    Saw your profile. Happy to have a Mathematics teacher as my friend.
    What are you reading now?
    Have you worked on Vedic mathematics?

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )


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