Sarvajeet Dinesh Chandra

Sarvajeet Dinesh Chandra – Author & Strategist


Dhruvadevi – The Queen Who Made Chandragupta

An epic historical thriller by Sarvajeet Dinesh Chandra

“This is a political thriller with imagination. Set in the world of the Guptas and Sakas, it puts a woman at the heart of a struggle for power, as she navigates diplomacy, ambition, betrayal and forbidden love. Dhruvadevi is a formidable protagonist whose subtle intelligence and courage bring alive a fascinating moment in India’s past. The result is an engrossing page-turner where things move at relentless speed, where strategy matters as much as weaponry, and where nothing can be taken for granted.” Santosh Desai, CEO, Futurebrands, Author & Columnist, Founder, Think 9 Consumer Technologies

“Dhruvadevi takes an interesting sliver from the rich history of Indian kingdoms and spins a tale that blends palace intrigue, greed, valour with female courage and pride. It is good to see the way the main character has been sketched and all the more interesting that it is a powerful woman character. A fast paced book with many twists and turns. A great read!.” Ambi Parameswaran, Best Selling Author & Advertising Veteran

“Chandra vividly brings to life the passions, personalities and intrigues of the Gupta court. A propulsive, cinematic narrative.” Aishwarya Jha,  Award-winning Novelist, Author of ‘The Scent of Fallen Stars’

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India’s Golden Age Podcast by Sarvajeet

Season Finale: This Indian Solved Calculus BEFORE Newton. The Erased History of Madhava and Kerala School of Maths & Astronomy – India's Golden Age Podcast

  1. Season Finale: This Indian Solved Calculus BEFORE Newton. The Erased History of Madhava and Kerala School of Maths & Astronomy
  2. How One Royal Family Brainwashed an Empire. Masterstroke That Built Modern Hinduism
  3. Ancient Indian Guild Multinationals That Funded Empires. How Britain Erased Them.
  4. The “Barbarians” Who Reigned Longer Than the Mauryas, Broke Gupta Pride and Seeded the Golden Age | The Western Sakas
  5. Kerala's Kalaripayattu: India's Deadliest Martial Science, Suppressed by British, Father of Kung Fu
  6. The Puranic Firewall: The Gupta Code No Conqueror Could Hack

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Having, Leaving, Left. Tell me where you are currently. Or are you in the ‘Desiring’? In 499 CE, Aryabhata wrote pi to four decimal places in just 121 Sanskrit verses, then added one word admitting it wasn’t exact. Aasanna. Approaching. Centuries later in Kerala, Madhava took it to eleven decimal places, landing within four digits of what NASA uses to navigate spacecraft today. #Aryabhata #Madhava #AncientIndianMathematics #HistoryOfPi #KeralaMathematics Save this for the next time someone says ancient India had no real science. Three hundred years before Newton was even born, a mathematician in Kerala had already worked out the logic behind calculus. Madhava of Sangamagrama calculated pi to eleven decimal places and showed that sine and cosine could be written as infinite series, the same idea the world later called the Taylor series. All of this happened on a palm leaf, in a village most people have never heard of. Bharat’s Most Desired Courtesan, Madhavsena, in the Dhruvadevi - The Queen Who Made Chandragupta. Novel Out in Sep 2026 We are taught Newton and Leibniz invented calculus. Three hundred years earlier, Madhava of Sangamagrama was already doing it on a palm leaf in Kerala. He calculated pi to eleven decimal places. He built infinite series for sine and cosine before Europe had the vocabulary to describe them. Temples were not just places of worship. In Gupta era India, they were economic institutions that employed sculptors, goldsmiths, weavers and farmers, connecting communities across hundreds of kilometres. For most people who could not read Sanskrit, the temple sculpture itself was their scripture.

Unpen Poetry Podcast by Sarvajeet

Afterlove – A Heartbreak Poetry by Sarvajeet D Chandra; Emotional Spoken Word on Love and Loss – Unpen by Sarvjeet

  1. Afterlove – A Heartbreak Poetry by Sarvajeet D Chandra; Emotional Spoken Word on Love and Loss
  2. स्मृतियों की छाँव – सर्वजीत Smrition Ki Chaav, a Hindi Poem by Sarvajeet D Chandra
  3. The Number I’ll Never Dial – Heartfelt Spoken Word Poetry by Sarvajeet D Chandra
  4. जीवन मंथन – सर्वजीत Jeevan Manthan – Inspirational Hindi Poem by Sarvajeet D Chandra , Motivational Hindi Kavita on Life & Struggle
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