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“Mathematics se dosti karo.” Thoughts on Super 30

Updated 4 Years Ago
By Jai Arjun Singh

“Mathematics Se Dosti Karo.” Thoughts On Super 30
(Wrote this piece for Telegraph Online) ---------------- Early in the new film Super 30 – a dramatized biography of Anand Kumar, mathe...
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