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Celebrating the Birth Anniversary of Madam Shakuntala Devi – The First Ever Human Computer

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Born on 4th November 1929, Madam Shakuntala Devi was an extraordinary Indian mathematician, author and mental calculation prodigy, popularly known as the “Human Computer.” She displayed exceptional mathematical abilities at a remarkably young age, reportedly performing complex calculations at just three years old. Without formal mathematical training, she amazed the world with her extraordinary numerical intelligence. In 1980, she demonstrated her remarkable abilities by multiplying two 13-digit numbers in just 28 seconds at Imperial College London. Her achievement earned her recognition in the Guinness Book of World Records. Beyond mathematics, she was also an astrologer and author who wrote about mathematics, puzzles and human relationships. She dedicated her life to making mathematics accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Her brilliance challenged conventional ideas about learning and intelligence. Madam Shakuntala Devi remains an inspiration to generations, reminding us that the human mind has extraordinary possibilities.  

We celebrate her legacy and remember the woman who made mathematics magical.

 


 


 


 

 
 
 

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