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INDIA'S CBDC INITIATIVE; A walk toward inclusivity or complexity | Rachit Joshi

INTRODUCTION Centrally backed digital currency (CBDC) ,is are basically a digital form of fiat currency they don't have any intrinsic value same as fiat currency but are linked to the price of fiat currency,they are stabilised by the central bank and are not decentralized like normal crypto currency. Because of a sudden attraction in a cashless economy and the rise of innovation the countries are developing their CBDC and many have launched it.The Bahamas was the first countr

May 16 min read

THE MATHEMATICS OF STORYTELLING: HOW FICTION REFLECTS THE ACCURACY OF PATTERNS AND PROBABILITIES | Kriti Singh

INTRODUCTION I‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ have always found reading to be a great escape from reality. It pulls me into different worlds, which are the creations of words and my own imaginative power. It is the characters, their feelings, and the secrets that are revealed in between the lines that have always fascinated me. However, gradually, I started to see that beneath the surface, stories are not just creative bursts. They adhere to a certain beat, a kind of structure that is some

May 15 min read

Unreal Engine 5: When Math and Physics Bring Characters to Life | Vatsal

It appeared more like a puppet with invisible strings than a real person when I first attempted to make a character move in Unreal Engine 5. The entire scene felt weird, the arms moved too rigidly, and the feet slid on the ground. I realized I was missing math, not creativity. Then I discovered something surprising: a hidden blend of physics and math works together perfectly behind every smooth movement, realistic fall, and believable turn in a game. Let me explain… THE MATH

May 14 min read

FOOTBALL: THE FASCINATION BEHIND IT AND THE ROLE THAT MATHS AND TECH PLAYS | Riewsanbhalag

WHY THE WORLD LOVES FOOTBALL? Football isn’t just any sport, it’s the heartbeat of Billions of people, with more than 3.5 billion fans worldwide, football is loved for its accessibility, simplicity, passion and the ability to unite people from different parts of the world and with different backgrounds. From the street games in small villages to the FIFA World Cup Finals, the charm and pull of football crosses borders, cultures, and generations and has been able to capture

May 17 min read

Where Mathematics Meets Market Forces | Avisha Mittal

INTRODUCTION The use of math in economics is really common now. When we use math to look at signs it is easier to make good decisions about policies. Math is very important when we try to understand supply and demand. Supply and demand are the things that decide prices and quantities in a market. Economics uses math to figure out these things. Supply and demand are always. People do not usually notice them. They affect the price of the things we buy every day, like foo

Apr 194 min read

Maths in Music and Rhythms | Kartik

Music is usually described as a universal language, one that surpasses boundaries of culture, tradition, age, and experience. Music isn’t something that I only listen to but it is something I live with and I believe that it is the same for many people in our generation. My journey with music truly began in 8th standard , when I first discovered Spotify. Until then, music was just something I came across casually, but this was the moment it became my staple. The first artists

Apr 194 min read

Behind The Wall Street To The Code Street: The Algorithms Trading In India | Vedant Marodia

Financial world is not marked with screaming brokers and crowded trading rooms. It has been a stealthy revolution which has been changing this place one led by reason, numbers, and machines. The concept of algorithmic trading is not just a new financial tool to any person who is curious about the convergence of technology and business, especially in an economy that is rapidly becoming digital as it is in India. The computer algorithms can be used to trade at the speed of the

Apr 194 min read

The FinTech Wave: Transforming Finance for Every Indian | Bishal Dev

In just ten years, the money handling process and banking processes in India have transformed. Do you remember how slow and awkward it was to visit a bank? Long lines, multiple forms to complete, and waiting several days for any large or minor transaction to complete are no more. In its place, we have technology transforming the economy and how we do our everyday banking, making it quicker, easier, and more accessible to all of us. The project is known as fintech or financia

Apr 194 min read

How Inevitable Is the Concept of Numbers? | Anaswara Ramesh

Numbers feel unavoidable. From counting days to measuring distance, from grades and money to physics and code, numerical thinking seems woven into the fabric of reality itself. But a deeper question lingers beneath this familiarity: are numbers truly universal, or are they a consequence of how intelligent beings like humans perceive and process the world? To ask whether numbers are inevitable is to ask whether the universe demands them, or whether we do. Are Numbers Universal

Apr 173 min read

The Intersection Of Maths & Art | Davary Walia

I remember my childhood art mainly as me painting secretly. My friends probably would have been the first to run out of the door after school, but I was quite happy to stay in and sit by the window with a pencil and a sketchpad. No matter if the outside world was loud, disordered, and unpredictable, I just let painting be my world. There was really no time when I was so immersed in colors, brushstrokes, and tiny details that usually go unnoticed that I could easily lose track

Apr 173 min read