| 20 Augustus 1897 |
India
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Medicine
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Mosquito Day marks an Indian laboratory finding
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| 20 Augustus 1897 |
India
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Medicine
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A malaria finding has a colonial setting
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| 22 December 1887 |
India
|
Mathematics
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Srinivasa Ramanujan is born
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| 22 December 1887 |
India
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Mathematics
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Independent notebooks preserve Ramanujan's discoveries
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| 22 December 1887 |
India
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Mathematics
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Ramanujan's work grows from Indian education and self-study
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| 22 December 1887 |
India
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Mathematics
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Colonial conditions shaped Ramanujan's opportunities
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Mathematics
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Aryabhata establishes a computational epoch
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Mathematics
|
Indian mathematics links trigonometry and astronomy
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Mathematics
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Aryabhata gives a highly accurate approximation of pi
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Mathematics
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Place-value language supports large calculations
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Astronomy
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Aryabhata establishes a computational epoch
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Astronomy
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Indian astronomy combines algorithms and observation
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Astronomy
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Earth's rotation explains the apparent motion of the sky
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| 21 Maart 499 |
India
|
Astronomy
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Sine tables support astronomical calculation
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