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How India gave the world zero (Hindi)

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Hindi · Motion graphics, 3D · 6 scenes · 0:47 · 9:16

From Brahmagupta in 628 CE to every computer today, narrated in Hindi.

Settings used
Format
9:16 Reels and Shorts
Scenes
6
Narration
Hindi, studio narrator (script pasted in English)
Captions
On, burned in
Quality
Full HD 1080p
Style
Motion graphics, 3D and 2D

These were the only choices made. The scenes, pictures, narration timing and captions were all made from the script.

Scenes 6

Script 114 words

Every phone, every bank account and every computer runs on one idea that came from India: zero. Many old cultures used a gap or a mark to show an empty place. But in 628 CE, the Indian mathematician Brahmagupta wrote rules for zero as a number of its own. A number plus zero stays the same. A number minus itself is zero. Indian numerals, with zero and place value, then travelled to Baghdad, where scholars like al-Khwarizmi wrote about them. From there they reached Europe, where Fibonacci spread them in 1202. Without zero, there is no place value, no binary code, and no computer. A small circle from India counts the whole modern world.

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