How does Vedic Maths relate to the Vedas?

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The collection of calculating techniques known as Vedic Mathematics have no real connection to the Vedas. They were put together in that form in 1965 by Bharati Krishna Tirthaji, as it says in the wikipedia link you put in the question. Whether he "invented" them is debatable, but it's entirely believable...
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The collection of calculating techniques known as Vedic Mathematics have no real connection to the Vedas. They were put together in that form in 1965 by Bharati Krishna Tirthaji, as it says in the wikipedia link you put in the question. Whether he "invented" them is debatable, but it's entirely believable that he did. read less
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