Bihar government did not even provide him ambulance in the first run when he died. we live in a society where Reels maker and UA-camrs are celebrated and our Scientists and Philosophers are not getting the due credit, this is the reason we are a poor country.
@@leo_piI guess per capita income is the real measure of a country’s wealth. Rest how does it matter if a country’s wealth is parked in the pockets of a few people.
@@Dillikidastaan Part 1 well,if that’s the case statistically it’s possible for India to have the highest per capita income and still have 95% people below poverty line let’s say if one person has 50 trillion dollars our per capita will be more than china but still nothing will change. I guess what you really want to say is wealth disparity? Total GDP is much more important as the money that Ambani or Adani have is not ideal money like someone who has 1 lac saving the money they have (of course apart from a certain %) is used in economy and create jobs. If you consider US as an ideal state, the wealth disparity between elon musk and an average income household is proportional to Ambani and Indian households Coming to nominal gdp, it’s not his much India has but regulates how much government can spend on its people, military, infrastructure, health etc. US is powerful because I’d dollars which they print and as correctly said by trump US will reduce to a 3rd world country if de dollarisation happens and countries start to trade in their own currencies and use gold.
His love for India brought him back and see how he gets treated here. No doubt everyone who can wants to leave India. India was once a sone ki chidiya because it respected talent
He was treated relatively well. He got jobs in many institutes and he was given personal attention by bihar government. It was his wife that didnt treat him well.
how did he get treated here? he got jobs in most prestigious institutes one after another despite erratic behavior and people tried again and again to improve his health. There's no one else to blame than he himself here. No one can understand the minds of these geniuses. Having high IQ sounds great but in reality it's always a burden.
@@Oxymoron_i nah you can't blame him either because schizophrenia is a very complex mental health condition that affects a person's thoughts, perceptions, and behavior. He had almost no control over his actions, it's truly saddening. So the fault was not his wifes, his families nor was it his.
John nash was a similar scientist who suffered from schizophrenia, Intresting how well he was treated by his country despite his illness compared to india
I read a comment somewhere "when a country fails to recognise it's talented citizen it becomes a factor of development for other country" manypeople leave India due to it's cheap system and other nations benefit from it
the Indians think they are white once the white Kaliyug smile upon them Lord MacAulay's address to the British Parliament 2 February 1835: I have traveled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one person who is a beggar, who is a thief, Such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such calibre, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians think that all that is foreign and English is good and greater than their own, they will lose their self-esteem, their native self-culture and they will become what we want them, a truly dominated nation.
Yes, and As far as i remember, he declined the offers to permanently work at NASA multiple times even though NASA offered him much higher pay than it usually does. He said that he wanted to work for India, his nation. But we can see what India gave to him in return.
I really don't understand the concept of padmashree and all, does a person need to be at the brink of his death to be accepted, acknowledged and appreciated (these are mere PR by the governments), whole lifetime gone and then posthumous (I mean what's the use) ?
@@KanishkPSC how come nobody has even heard of him let alone the government? The American society didn't care for him either. He had very less popularity beyond his own state government. Government can't be held onto something that they haven't done in the past. How would you have even known about his position before? How much such scientists who are living now? Why don't we give them their padma Shri yet?
Not India, In this case Woman Most likely some needy clingy woman who saw his talents as a waste coz she couldn't quite see them useful for her desires. A recurring theme with genius.
@@piyushraj8109Have you seen a film called ‘A Beautiful Mind’ starring Russell Crowe? I suggest you watch it. A man like that won’t last in our systems. Slightest hint of mental illness and people find themselves being laughed at, and fired. Also, we have next to none by way of mental health services. Even therapy is prohibitively expensive. People with serious mental ailments just become destitute because their families can’t handle them any more.
It is so disheartening to see how he has been treated. As a Bihari, everytime I get to read his story on social media or newspaper, tears roll down my eyes. We failed him.
@@ShivamSingh-bc3bhsome shitty cricketer should literally have no regards in comparison with one of the greatest minds india has produced cricket will not contribute to the progress of this nation science will
This is a heart-breaking story. This mathematical genius failed to find a reciprocal love for his tender heart. But his brilliance should be honoured. Perhaps the Bihar government can name a University faculty in his name?
His beautiful mind and heart are deserving of high honour. A University, perhaps Bihar, perhaps Berkeley, could create a Faculty in his name. "Unrewarded genius is a proverb" seems a fitting epitaph to this tender lonely heart.
Moved to Canada, and it's treating me well, after watching this video I have no guilt for leaving my beloved country India. Note: I still love India, but I don't like how people run India and as they don't care about actual talent.
@@delqterry davis is legit insane and purposefully chose to live they way he did. The U.S. gov’t gave him monthly disability checks, but he still secluded himself. p.s. he was also racist
I got to know about this genius through my father. Mr. Singh was brought back to netarhat school in the hope that if he stays there, may recover from his mental illness. Unfortunately, it didn't work out. My father who was then a student at Netarhat got the opportunity to meet and play chess with him.
The irony is that when someone works harder while pursuing a career in academics, he/she is often derided for being aloof and too focussed. Even lampooned that he/she would turn insane. While growing up in Bihar, I first heard about him in early 90s, and since then he disappeared from public glare. Eventually, when he passed away, he got some recognition. had he got a proper support system of family and friends, as the great American maths wizard, John Nash, he would have come out unscathed against Schizophrenia. Anyway, let our society recognizes the importance of brainy citizens who has great role to play in our society.
A woman has a power to change a bad man into good man, or another words change a bad situation of the family into good situation and also a good man into mental Asylum or change a good situation of the home in to the worst.
@@suchismitasatapathy5495 forget geniuses, we hate anyone above average. Only pathetic grovelling below average people can achieve anything here because that is what is desired in our culture. Someone who is good and has a modicum of self-respect won’t do it and hence will be sidelined.
Main problem in our country is to fascinate youtubers, actress or other social media influencer..Please try to respect everyone's hard work regardless of any field..We all work hard in various fields..Farmers work hard in farming , the coat uncoat word 'servent' who are really laborious and all all all.. Please give minimum respect to everyone so that we can expect a better society in future.. This example of maths genius proves that IN EVERY CORNER OF OUR COUNTRY THERE IS LIVING A GENIUS IN THE FORM OF WORKER, LABOUR OR OTHERS.. Please appreciate them who are working for others , for the country..please please..🙏
2:19 The point where he committed the biggest grave mistake of his life Should have stayed in USA and enjoyed the great American dream I urge all talented indians to move and settle abroad for a better life where your talent gets the respect it deserves Edit: Some people are suggesting that he got schizophrenia, and things would have been same even if he moved to US But nobody talks about how he got mental illness Some hidden sources reveal that his wife burned away lots of his research paperwork and that's why he got mad and violent
I would have disagreed with you and instead would have suggested to retain talent in India for its development. But watching this video has really changed my perspective.
@@17dirtyplatesah37 India is never going to develop until the whole system including Legislative, Executive and Judiciary is completely replaced and overhauled and this would take a massive revolt by the public But for the time being, it is practically impossible to change the country's system Therefore change the place where you live and move to a more developed economy
He had schizophrenia, it would be very difficult for him to enjoy (John Nash is an exception). He would have to constantly be on treatment no matter where he'd live.
He was never forgotten! He *is* forgotten today in India. He was a professor at the Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, a place where the best minds in India have worked. It's just that India equates this gem of an institute with disdain. Professors at MIT know more about ISI Kolkata than anyone in India. THAT is the reason you think he is forgotten. Some of the most famous papers written at this place are revered and available from every reputable library in foreign universities (including, for example, papers by P C Mahalanobis, the founder of ISI in Kolkata). But you will never be able to find these research papers in any Indian university library. Saying that he is forgotten is sort of like saying someone "discovered" America. No .... **India** has forgotten him. Other academic places of excellence outside India have not.
Am from TN where a Genius like Srinivasa Ramanujan is still never mentioned by our Politicians. But this cant stop him from being a hero among the masses.
"When you're deeply passionate about something, you often overlook the emotions of those around you and only realize their impact after losing them. Either you must compromise your passion for the sake of the people around you, or they should recognize your potential and adjust their expectations."
A genius like him is an opportunity for humanity to discover this universe. Except for a few born in first world countries, most of them end up like this in this consumer-led society.
Very pity that Being a math genius he failed to realise that there are many numbers in life too . Just 1 failed marriage made his genius mind stuck. Just see what one failed marriage can do to a person irrespective of gender . I always wonder why society around us has glorified Love Relationship and Marriage There's so much in life to achieve than these things. Time to wake up !!!!
It has been observed that very brilliant people , especially geniuses , teeter on the edge of mental illness ….its a fine balance…they do not belong to this world , esp this world is full of sin in kaliyuga ..esp Bihar is like severe punishment ….hope god takes pity on these souls and helps them to reincarnate in higher worlds 🙏🙏
A case that is quite similar to Gregori Perelman a Russian mathematician and geometer who is known for his contributions to the fields of geometric analysis, Riemannian geometry, and geometric topology. In 2005, Perelman resigned from his research post in Steklov Institute of Mathematics and in 2006 stated that he had quit professional mathematics, owing to feeling disappointed over the ethical standards in the field. He lives in seclusion in Saint Petersburg and has declined requests for interviews since 2006.
Mathematicians are particularly wedded to thinking and can think about a given problem, a particular problem for hours, days, weeks, months, years, decades. There are some problems that I have thought about ever since I was an math degree student, and I think about them most days, certainly most weeks. And I can think about them for a few hours if I'm walking along on path. So my thinking is an essential part of my mathematical process, and it's very creative part because one is really trying to explore the possible in one's mind.
As a person living in Ranchi and as a bihari he is a living legend often heard his stories from my father. My father used to say his wife was not that much literate and she burnt his thesis papers and theories which he made which made him plunge into depression and poor mental state. And after that he became mentally unfit after a span of time. But he was a genius everyone says that.
Nothing new, its a common tale, every year whole india forgets about bihar which suffers severe flood every year where lakhs of people are displaced and conditions are so bad that many are forced to eat mouse. Bihar government also does nothing just like they didn't do anything for vasisth narayan. So called national media/narth india conveniently ignores the issue and looses it's shit even if it rains continuously for 1 day in other states/cities.
He was once in a lifetime kind of genious, a magician in mathematics and see how the country failed him. I wonder why we keep complaining about brain drain.
I know this is going to be an unpopular comment, because his story is very emotional. But...PadmaShree for what? Being an extremely bright student? He was awarded under the "Science and Engineering" category, but I'm not aware of any seminal discoveries/contributions he made as a mathematician. He got a Maths PhD from Berkeley, as do many others, albeit at the young age of 23. Beyond that his career was cut very short because of the debilitating disease of schizophrenia. Btw, the bit about him "challenging Einstein's Theory of Relativity" has no basis in reality, it's a hoax. He was no doubt a prodigy that achieved more than most of us will, but hope it is clear what my comment is getting at.
Awards are given to people like him to motivate similar people to achieve more in their field Just bcos of this recognition atleast this generation knows who he is it is not unpopular comment It is stupid comment😀
@@bharatrajshetty5582 There are already plenty of people in our country of 1.5 bn people that have distinguished themselves in their respective fields....and awards like PadmaShree exist to recognize these people. Stupidity is spewing non-sensical gibberish in the face of facts.
you make a great point, I didn't quite catch what his achievement was either. Seems like a very bight person who succumbed to mental illness, the rest is speculation.
@@TSS554 what did sachin tendulkar achieved after decades of playing cricket. Single world cup that too he failed at final people who dont know sachin will always say Seems like a good player 😃
@@yerajoker3524 your comment itself said 'He was no doubt a prodigy. what did sachin tendulkar achieved after decades of playing cricket. Single world cup that too he failed at final There are other distinguished players in cricket then wny Sachin stand out. Hope this example clears your stupidity 😃
His wife messed up his life ! My teacher told me that he had bad relationship with his wife! Once his wife Tore his papers in which he had invested much time that led to quarrel and ultimately mental health issues!
Foreign media is paying more attention and respect to Indian gems 💎. This is the reason why educated people always try to leave India because their knowledge is not respected in India. What a shame !
I wonder if he suffered from schizophrenia throughout his life and if this “odd behavior” his ex wife described was the schizophrenia. If so, that’s sad and he deserved a much better partner who wouldn’t leave him when he’s struggling. Considering how he was found near her village, he must have still loved her. This is tragic. at least he died with his brother caring for him.
If half of India's tecahers put their ego aside and let the Students question their methods and challenge the theory they are being taught because they think something needs to be changed, and teachers optimistically let the students speak their mind and not restrict ing their wisdom, you will notice significant changes in Indian society from critical thinking to educational changes to mindset shift hitting a "J-Curve" growth resulting in the sudden growth of the country.
I remember him being interviewed by Doordarshan in a village back in the early 1990s. Clearly remember a dirty, disheveled man in rags seated hunched on the ground drawing geometric shapes in the dirt and saying incoherent things unrelated to the interviewers questions. Couldn't help wonder this was a genius who has lost his wits. Sad.
Bihar government did not even provide him ambulance in the first run when he died. we live in a society where Reels maker and UA-camrs are celebrated and our Scientists and Philosophers are not getting the due credit, this is the reason we are a poor country.
😢
we aren't a poor country by gdp, just by per capita income. but yes, it is sad to see the geniuses from india being mistreated.
@@leo_piI guess per capita income is the real measure of a country’s wealth. Rest how does it matter if a country’s wealth is parked in the pockets of a few people.
@@Dillikidastaan agreed. this is why i believe in socialism.
@@Dillikidastaan
Part 1
well,if that’s the case statistically it’s possible for India to have the highest per capita income and still have 95% people below poverty line let’s say if one person has 50 trillion dollars our per capita will be more than china but still nothing will change. I guess what you really want to say is wealth disparity?
Total GDP is much more important as the money that Ambani or Adani have is not ideal money like someone who has 1 lac saving the money they have (of course apart from a certain %) is used in economy and create jobs. If you consider US as an ideal state, the wealth disparity between elon musk and an average income household is proportional to Ambani and Indian households
Coming to nominal gdp, it’s not his much India has but regulates how much government can spend on its people, military, infrastructure, health etc.
US is powerful because I’d dollars which they print and as correctly said by trump US will reduce to a 3rd world country if de dollarisation happens and countries start to trade in their own currencies and use gold.
His love for India brought him back and see how he gets treated here. No doubt everyone who can wants to leave India. India was once a sone ki chidiya because it respected talent
He was treated relatively well. He got jobs in many institutes and he was given personal attention by bihar government. It was his wife that didnt treat him well.
He had schizophrenia and his wife has nothing to do with it.
Stop blaming others, take mental health seriously .
how did he get treated here? he got jobs in most prestigious institutes one after another despite erratic behavior and people tried again and again to improve his health. There's no one else to blame than he himself here. No one can understand the minds of these geniuses. Having high IQ sounds great but in reality it's always a burden.
@@Oxymoron_i nah you can't blame him either because schizophrenia is a very complex mental health condition that affects a person's thoughts, perceptions, and behavior. He had almost no control over his actions, it's truly saddening.
So the fault was not his wifes, his families nor was it his.
John nash was a similar scientist who suffered from schizophrenia, Intresting how well he was treated by his country despite his illness compared to india
A Beautiful Mind (2001)
The country only? What about his wife?
@@satyabratabhattacharyya9899A gem. My favorite one
@@JitendraSharma-hb3qpshe literally helped him in his life.
also his wife was a woman of colour and not a white woman as portrayed in the film. Her name was Alicia Larde and she was from El Salvador.
I read a comment somewhere "when a country fails to recognise it's talented citizen it becomes a factor of development for other country" manypeople leave India due to it's cheap system and other nations benefit from it
the Indians think they are white once the white Kaliyug smile upon them
Lord MacAulay's address to the British Parliament 2 February 1835: I have traveled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one person who is a beggar, who is a thief, Such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such calibre, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians think that all that is foreign and English is good and greater than their own, they will lose their self-esteem, their native self-culture and they will become what we want them, a truly dominated nation.
Thank you for covering him. I also read he used to solve mathematical theorems on roads but no one acknowledged or understood him.
bak . He later diagnosed with schizophrenia later which was the turning point of his life.
thanks to congress government
Yes, and As far as i remember, he declined the offers to permanently work at NASA multiple times even though NASA offered him much higher pay than it usually does. He said that he wanted to work for India, his nation. But we can see what India gave to him in return.
Srk got padma shri in 2005.
But this man gets padma shri in 2021 after enduring so much and at last dying anonymously
Paisa and fame
Mcbc,But srk inspires millions
@@adityasingh-tr3tu inspires whom?Chaapris.
So basically gov just try to get fame to themselves not actually help to these ppl🎉
@@adityasingh-tr3tu oh by what means? I guess to chew paan masala, gutka and inspires youth to get drug addict like his son
I really don't understand the concept of padmashree and all, does a person need to be at the brink of his death to be accepted, acknowledged and appreciated (these are mere PR by the governments), whole lifetime gone and then posthumous (I mean what's the use) ?
Atleast it was acknowledged now than much later in the future.
@@OnnumMuttaiyum
L take
Firstly brilliance doesn't care, secondly it's mandatory to get appreciation while you are thriving and struggling, that's called motivation!
@@KanishkPSC how come nobody has even heard of him let alone the government? The American society didn't care for him either. He had very less popularity beyond his own state government. Government can't be held onto something that they haven't done in the past. How would you have even known about his position before? How much such scientists who are living now? Why don't we give them their padma Shri yet?
@@Netra29 what's the W take then?
Thnq for this video. Another genius whom India didn't treat well.
Not India, In this case Woman
Most likely some needy clingy woman who saw his talents as a waste coz she couldn't quite see them useful for her desires.
A recurring theme with genius.
@@thelitspirit8504 He was diagnosed with schizophrenia . There is no one to blame here .
What did India do wrong?
That was his wife who left him. Not the country.
@@piyushraj8109Have you seen a film called ‘A Beautiful Mind’ starring Russell Crowe? I suggest you watch it. A man like that won’t last in our systems. Slightest hint of mental illness and people find themselves being laughed at, and fired.
Also, we have next to none by way of mental health services. Even therapy is prohibitively expensive. People with serious mental ailments just become destitute because their families can’t handle them any more.
tbh india is failing to treat these kind of genius people
all thanks to congress
@@its_strayhumanoidthey haved ruled and ruined india from last 56 years
That's why bright talent leaves India and people here starts questioning their patriotism.
thanks to congress
@@mahigoswami5413 numbers speak differently.
@@mahigoswami5413a very awful mindset to have this type of comment
It is so disheartening to see how he has been treated. As a Bihari, everytime I get to read his story on social media or newspaper, tears roll down my eyes. We failed him.
4th highest(Padma Shri) for the math genius , and Bharat Ratna for cricketer Sachin Tendulkar.
even useless journalist and actor also get all these stuff.
So what? Sachin Tendulkar is undoubtedly the greatest sportsman of India along with Major Dhyanchand
@@ShivamSingh-bc3bh I got the biggest D in the world but we both know it ain't true
The only sports person to get it. None are not even close, whats the problem?
@@ShivamSingh-bc3bhsome shitty cricketer should literally have no regards in comparison with one of the greatest minds india has produced cricket will not contribute to the progress of this nation science will
This is a heart-breaking story.
This mathematical genius failed to find a reciprocal love for his tender heart. But his brilliance should be honoured. Perhaps the Bihar government can name a University faculty in his name?
His beautiful mind and heart are deserving of high honour. A University, perhaps Bihar, perhaps Berkeley, could create a Faculty in his name. "Unrewarded genius is a proverb" seems a fitting epitaph to this tender lonely heart.
Moved to Canada, and it's treating me well, after watching this video I have no guilt for leaving my beloved country India.
Note: I still love India, but I don't like how people run India and as they don't care about actual talent.
World is our so enjoy there but Live and create our culture
@@piyushranjan9626 🙏🏻🙏🏻
this is such a sad story, i also know few people who got mad or got forgotten who have achieved tremendous things from IIT's, such a sad day
Agar vo America me ruk jate to vo ab tk jinda hote sayad unhe top people ki tarah treat kiya jata waha 😢
Lol he suffered because of his american indian wife 😢she was not a good typical Indian women
He was Professor at University of Washington too
Are you sure about that ? Lookup Terry Davis. Almost a similar scenario
@@delqterry davis is legit insane and purposefully chose to live they way he did. The U.S. gov’t gave him monthly disability checks, but he still secluded himself. p.s. he was also racist
@@delq yes but most of the scientist and mathematicians are treated much better than here
I got to know about this genius through my father. Mr. Singh was brought back to netarhat school in the hope that if he stays there, may recover from his mental illness. Unfortunately, it didn't work out. My father who was then a student at Netarhat got the opportunity to meet and play chess with him.
how did the chess game go? did your father manage to defeat him in chess or not?
What's the use of being awarded Padmashree after death when he was not recognized while alive...
to recognise themselves
Never heard of him, wow!
Hearing about him since childhood .
then its your fault , we know this genius from childhood .
I've heard of him, but people should know more about these geniuses from our own nation
The irony is that when someone works harder while pursuing a career in academics, he/she is often derided for being aloof and too focussed. Even lampooned that he/she would turn insane. While growing up in Bihar, I first heard about him in early 90s, and since then he disappeared from public glare. Eventually, when he passed away, he got some recognition.
had he got a proper support system of family and friends, as the great American maths wizard, John Nash, he would have come out unscathed against Schizophrenia. Anyway, let our society recognizes the importance of brainy citizens who has great role to play in our society.
Ya ya ...ek Bihari..puri duniya me felaye corona ki bimari 😂😂
The first lines are so true
He should have remained in America
They would’ve made him Trans
Such a Pride Of Bihar 🙏🙏
But nobody cared about him😢😢
This is how India respecting their genius.....
A genius born in a wrong country. If he was born in US or UK he will be respected like a Hollywood staar
I guess a movie should be made briefly addressing all the events took place on his life . A legendary story like this shouldn't be forgotten.
A woman has a power to change a bad man into good man, or another words change a bad situation of the family into good situation and also a good man into mental Asylum or change a good situation of the home in to the worst.
Of course we are indians, geniuses don't get acknowledged here when they are alive
@@suchismitasatapathy5495 forget geniuses, we hate anyone above average. Only pathetic grovelling below average people can achieve anything here because that is what is desired in our culture. Someone who is good and has a modicum of self-respect won’t do it and hence will be sidelined.
Main problem in our country is to fascinate youtubers, actress or other social media influencer..Please try to respect everyone's hard work regardless of any field..We all work hard in various fields..Farmers work hard in farming , the coat uncoat word 'servent' who are really laborious and all all all..
Please give minimum respect to everyone so that we can expect a better society in future.. This example of maths genius proves that IN EVERY CORNER OF OUR COUNTRY THERE IS LIVING A GENIUS IN THE FORM OF WORKER, LABOUR OR OTHERS..
Please appreciate them who are working for others , for the country..please please..🙏
2:19
The point where he committed the biggest grave mistake of his life
Should have stayed in USA and enjoyed the great American dream
I urge all talented indians to move and settle abroad for a better life where your talent gets the respect it deserves
Edit: Some people are suggesting that he got schizophrenia, and things would have been same even if he moved to US
But nobody talks about how he got mental illness
Some hidden sources reveal that his wife burned away lots of his research paperwork and that's why he got mad and violent
I would have disagreed with you and instead would have suggested to retain talent in India for its development. But watching this video has really changed my perspective.
@@17dirtyplatesah37
India is never going to develop until the whole system including Legislative, Executive and Judiciary is completely replaced and overhauled and this would take a massive revolt by the public
But for the time being, it is practically impossible to change the country's system
Therefore change the place where you live and move to a more developed economy
He had schizophrenia, it would be very difficult for him to enjoy (John Nash is an exception). He would have to constantly be on treatment no matter where he'd live.
@@technicalist101
Some hidden sources reveal that his wife burned away lots of his research paperwork and that's why he got mad and violent
Actually marriage is his biggest mistake😭
So sad
Such a brilliant person just broke emotionally. 💔
Thanks Lalu ji 🙏
He was never forgotten! He *is* forgotten today in India. He was a professor at the Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, a place where the best minds in India have worked. It's just that India equates this gem of an institute with disdain. Professors at MIT know more about ISI Kolkata than anyone in India. THAT is the reason you think he is forgotten. Some of the most famous papers written at this place are revered and available from every reputable library in foreign universities (including, for example, papers by P C Mahalanobis, the founder of ISI in Kolkata). But you will never be able to find these research papers in any Indian university library. Saying that he is forgotten is sort of like saying someone "discovered" America. No .... **India** has forgotten him. Other academic places of excellence outside India have not.
Sometimes society can't handle Too Intelligent
I was lucky to met him in 2011 during national education day in Gandhi maidan Patna
Am from TN where a Genius like Srinivasa Ramanujan is still never mentioned by our Politicians. But this cant stop him from being a hero among the masses.
thank you brut India for this wonderful video...
"When you're deeply passionate about something, you often overlook the emotions of those around you and only realize their impact after losing them. Either you must compromise your passion for the sake of the people around you, or they should recognize your potential and adjust their expectations."
Such Reporting is so good par iss news ko koi nai dekhega aur like bhi bahut kam honge..kyunki ismein Bollywood ya Politics ki Bakwass nai hai
even you didn't watch the whole seminar, and crying for views here , grow up kid
Thank you for bringing this to light.
Seeing like thiis genius in this situation is so much heart wrenching.. RIP genius!!🙏🙏🙏
A genius like him is an opportunity for humanity to discover this universe. Except for a few born in first world countries, most of them end up like this in this consumer-led society.
This is actually a good use of social / influencer content. Cover the folks that never got their fair share. Let's celebrate them.
Very pity that Being a math genius he failed to realise that there are many numbers in life too .
Just 1 failed marriage made his genius mind stuck.
Just see what one failed marriage can do to a person irrespective of gender .
I always wonder why society around us has glorified Love Relationship and Marriage
There's so much in life to achieve than these things.
Time to wake up !!!!
Shine on you crazy diamond
we treated so many great people like this for instance nambi narayan
Thank you so much for bringing out such an amazing story.
Love india butt nit the indian governments. Talents are dishonored and criminals are being awarded such a shame
What a man! My goodness can't believe😢
He would be the greatest mathematician if he worked for USA 🇺🇸. 😢
Nice...Keep covering such content...The world must know such brilliant minds
What a turnaround! looked quite fit once he got the highest recognition he well deserved.
It has been observed that very brilliant people , especially geniuses , teeter on the edge of mental illness ….its a fine balance…they do not belong to this world , esp this world is full of sin in kaliyuga ..esp Bihar is like severe punishment ….hope god takes pity on these souls and helps them to reincarnate in higher worlds 🙏🙏
Speechless!🙌
Thanks for sharing this ❤
Thanks a million for making this video...
A case that is quite similar to Gregori Perelman a Russian mathematician and geometer who is known for his contributions to the fields of geometric analysis, Riemannian geometry, and geometric topology. In 2005, Perelman resigned from his research post in Steklov Institute of Mathematics and in 2006 stated that he had quit professional mathematics, owing to feeling disappointed over the ethical standards in the field. He lives in seclusion in Saint Petersburg and has declined requests for interviews since 2006.
Such an inspiring story ….
How tragic this story can even be! Cruel fate
This is what happens when you stay in India. Be an Indian American and u will be celebrated.
The Indian story of a beautiful mind :)
I give Respect to such wonderful talent people 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹
1:36 it's not hardly, it's rarely😊
Grateful to Brut. for bringing up this story 🙌
Mathematicians are particularly wedded to thinking and can think about a given problem, a particular problem for hours, days, weeks, months, years, decades. There are some problems that I have thought about ever since I was an math degree student, and I think about them most days, certainly most weeks.
And I can think about them for a few hours if I'm walking along on path.
So my thinking is an essential part of my mathematical process, and it's very creative part because one is really trying to explore the possible in one's mind.
My grandfather studied with him and they knew each other pretty well. He was so respected that the headmaster gave him his own section in the campus
Another 'BEAUTIFUL MIND'!
look at 4:22 modi is not even considering the applauded and just ignores it and looks at a book or something. what a great PM we have!!
Govt of india should give bharat ratna to him
That's why best brains leaving india......
thanks to congress
@@mahigoswami5413 i really don't see where politics come in these matters
@@mahigoswami5413Still now its congress's fault?
@@mahigoswami5413Bro go to your nearest NCB centre..
It sounds like the Indian version of the movie The Beautiful Mind
As a person living in Ranchi and as a bihari he is a living legend often heard his stories from my father. My father used to say his wife was not that much literate and she burnt his thesis papers and theories which he made which made him plunge into depression and poor mental state. And after that he became mentally unfit after a span of time. But he was a genius everyone says that.
Jai Bharat 🎉
Oh my god
Host is super cute 😢❤
Nothing new, its a common tale, every year whole india forgets about bihar which suffers severe flood every year where lakhs of people are displaced and conditions are so bad that many are forced to eat mouse.
Bihar government also does nothing just like they didn't do anything for vasisth narayan.
So called national media/narth india conveniently ignores the issue and looses it's shit even if it rains continuously for 1 day in other states/cities.
He was once in a lifetime kind of genious, a magician in mathematics and see how the country failed him. I wonder why we keep complaining about brain drain.
Great work in creating this motion picture
Great information about a forgotten genius
What a wonderful anecdote😮
Such a brilliant person...🇮🇳
we failed him
I know this is going to be an unpopular comment, because his story is very emotional.
But...PadmaShree for what? Being an extremely bright student?
He was awarded under the "Science and Engineering" category, but I'm not aware of any seminal discoveries/contributions he made as a mathematician.
He got a Maths PhD from Berkeley, as do many others, albeit at the young age of 23. Beyond that his career was cut very short because of the debilitating disease of schizophrenia.
Btw, the bit about him "challenging Einstein's Theory of Relativity" has no basis in reality, it's a hoax.
He was no doubt a prodigy that achieved more than most of us will, but hope it is clear what my comment is getting at.
Awards are given to people like him to motivate similar people to achieve more in their field
Just bcos of this recognition atleast this generation knows who he is
it is not unpopular comment It is stupid comment😀
@@bharatrajshetty5582 There are already plenty of people in our country of 1.5 bn people that have distinguished themselves in their respective fields....and awards like PadmaShree exist to recognize these people.
Stupidity is spewing non-sensical gibberish in the face of facts.
you make a great point, I didn't quite catch what his achievement was either.
Seems like a very bight person who succumbed to mental illness, the rest is speculation.
@@TSS554 what did sachin tendulkar achieved after decades of playing cricket. Single world cup that too he failed at final
people who dont know sachin will always say Seems like a good player 😃
@@yerajoker3524 your comment itself said 'He was no doubt a prodigy. what did sachin tendulkar achieved after decades of playing cricket. Single world cup that too he failed at final There are other distinguished players in cricket then wny Sachin stand out. Hope this example clears your stupidity 😃
His wife messed up his life ! My teacher told me that he had bad relationship with his wife! Once his wife Tore his papers in which he had invested much time that led to quarrel and ultimately mental health issues!
A wire of length 100cm carries a steady current i . The potential at the ends of the wire is +4 V and -20 V . The value of potential at x=20 cm is ?
i have actually met this genius because of my father as he was also a student in netarhat school
Foreign media is paying more attention and respect to Indian gems 💎. This is the reason why educated people always try to leave India because their knowledge is not respected in India. What a shame !
Proud of him 👏👏
my god😳 v rarely i fill with tears but this story made me teary-eyed🥺
This video needed to show more about his achievements too, you didn't show why he deserved those awards just showed his miseriess
shame on bihar politics, such A great man
I wonder if he suffered from schizophrenia throughout his life and if this “odd behavior” his ex wife described was the schizophrenia. If so, that’s sad and he deserved a much better partner who wouldn’t leave him when he’s struggling. Considering how he was found near her village, he must have still loved her. This is tragic. at least he died with his brother caring for him.
A genius mind from Bihar ☺
Thankyou for this video
Look what modiji was doing 😢 4:20
@rocky00121 actually that book contains all the information about recipient
Well explained 👏 😢
Another country is able to recognise this genius and take him in but we didn’t.
Truly sad and shocking
Only chance to survive in such case is to go to metro cities
This is the irony of india 😭
David Fincher got inspiration of "PI" from Vashist
If half of India's tecahers put their ego aside and let the Students question their methods and challenge the theory they are being taught because they think something needs to be changed, and teachers optimistically let the students speak their mind and not restrict ing their wisdom, you will notice significant changes in Indian society from critical thinking to educational changes to mindset shift hitting a "J-Curve" growth resulting in the sudden growth of the country.
Truly sad and shocking
Only chance to survive in this case is to go to metro cities
what a disgrace foe such a pure soul.
I remember him being interviewed by Doordarshan in a village back in the early 1990s. Clearly remember a dirty, disheveled man in rags seated hunched on the ground drawing geometric shapes in the dirt and saying incoherent things unrelated to the interviewers questions. Couldn't help wonder this was a genius who has lost his wits. Sad.