Rediscover Bharatiya Mathematics with Jonathan J. Crabtree

Online Event: Zoom Event
Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2020
Time: 5:00 PM- 6:00 PM.

Event Details:  https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/rediscover-bharatiya-mathematics-tickets-120668941051

Melbourne historian Jonathan J. Crabtree has been studying the evolution of mathematics since 1983. In 1968 at age 7 he noticed a deep 398-year-old problem. As if pulling a loose thread, over the past 52 years Jonathan has unravelled the feeble fabric of western math education and rebuild it from India’s ZERO. Soon, India’s children will have the opportunity to learn maths just as Āryabhaṭa, Bhāskara and Brahmagupta would have intended.

Unknown in Australia, Jonathan is a sought after guest lecturer at Indian mathematics conferences, schools and universities. Having reviewed writings in Latin, Greek, Arabic, Sanskrit and many other languages, his papers, videos and presentations at www.podometic.in reveal how India’s ‘lost’ ancient mathematics is far superior to the western maths taught today.

International Students Webinar on Mental Wellbeing in Australia.

Modi 2.0, Whats next for India?

After the greatest election win in the world’s largest democracy, Narendra Modi is back as Prime Minister of India for the second term.
Let’s hear from the industry experts about what we can expect from #Modi 2.0 in sectors like education, economy, trade, and foreign affairs. What does it mean for Australia and bilateral relationship?

Presenters and Panelists

1. Stephen Manallack, Convenor Business Network, India Australia Exchange Forum, and blogger at www.intoindia.blog
2. Jessie Mitchell, Manager South Asia, and Southeast Asia, Department of Premier and Cabinet
3. Molina Asthana, Principal, Swarup Asthana Lawyers, and Business Advisors
4. Sandeep Khurana, Director, EastWest Academy Pty Ltd

Organised by the Business Network of India Australia Exchange Forum, “Bringing India and Australia closer together”

IAEF launches its Plan-B Forum for Students and professionals

The India Australia Exchange Forum (IAEF) recently launched Plan-B, a monthly forum, with an aim to help students and young professionals create their own Plan-B for success.
The objective behind Plan-B forum is to bring together ambitious young individuals and help them gain employability skills and insights into setting-up new businesses. The Plan-B forum will also assist them in exploring growth opportunities, meeting industry experts, sharing case studies, networking and volunteering.

The forum is designed to benefit emerging business owners, students and community leaders. Through this forum every month, IAEF plans to connect students, professionals and budding entrepreneurs to have a platform to collaborate and learn from each other under the guidance of the experienced .

In the very first Plan-B forum, which was attended by around 40 young professionals, the forum provided students and professionals an understanding of the Australian culture, employer expectations, improved communication and presentation skills and the all-important personal PITCH.
The event was held at RMIT University and was presented by Mr. Stephen Manallack, author of four books and blogger at “INTO INDIA”.

In the coming months, the forum will focus on the latest market trends, such as blockchain, real estate, e-Commerce, education and understanding new commercial opportunities.

IAEF Contribution toward Swachh Bharat Mission
The construction of Community Toilet in Gram Panchayat Kalu, Bikaner, #Rajasthan is nearing completion!
The initiative to built a community toilet for #underprivileged was announced in presence of Hon Minister Philip Dalidakis MP.

The project construction is facilitated by #IDF-OI, a not-for-profit trust established by #GovtOfIndia with contributions from India Australia Exchange Forum members and sponsors.
This toilet complex facility with showers, wash basins, WC facilities would benefit more than 25000 people every month.

#swachhBharatMission
#IndiaDevelopmentFoundationofOverseasIndians

Team IAEF Participated In RunMelbourne 2018 Event

Congratulations to Sole Motive for successfully organizing Run Melbourne 2018 event.
All funds raised by Team IAEF were donated to Cancer Council Victoria.

IAEF has always strived for bringing Indian diaspora into mainstream Australia through various contributions such as RunMelbourne event.
#Charity #giveback