Neelakantha Bhanu Prakash, Maths Wizard who broke Shakuntala Devi's Record

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Meet the world's fastest human calculator

Neelakantha Bhanu is the fastest human calculator the world has ever seen. Using his knowledge and wealth of experience, he is now changing the way the world is learning MATH. The world needs to know his incredible story

6.8K views · 107 reactions | Neelakantha Bhanu Prakash from India is the current title holder of being the world’s fastest human calculator in mental addition. We challenged him to break his own record. Can he do it? Watch til the end to find out. Special thanks to Bhanu for sharing his inspirational story. #AsianBoss #StayCurious #India #mumbai #fastesthumancalculator #math #Indiansinmath #mathisfun #eradicatemathphobia #ExploringInfinities #humancalculator | Asian Boss | Facebook

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Hyderabad’s Neelkantha Bhanu Prakash has bagged the gold medal in the Mental Calculation World Championship. Neelakanta is a Mathematic honours student from Delhi University's St Stephen’s College. He also became the first Indian to win the Mind Sports Olympiad (MSO) in London | News18 | Facebook