Indian Genius Who Challenged Einstein, Went Missing for Years, Found

India has been witness to the birth of many a genius in various fields in the past. Irrespective of the subjects in science, mathematics, literature, sports, and technology, this country has nurtured great brains. Starting from the mathematical genius of Srinivasa Ramanujan to the aerospace engineer and the former President of India, APJ Abdul Kalam to the genius of Ratan Tata- India has always been a storehouse of talent. Well, often, geniuses are anonymous and remain obscure in the society. And so, you see the success story of Vashishtha Narayan Singh had become Bihar’s maths genius that discussed the challenge to E=mc2 theory of Einstein.

This Indian topper of BSc, MSc, working at IIT and NASA, who challenged Einstein and gone missing for years due to…,was found…
Vashishtha Narayan Singh, who was born in the year 1942 in Basantpur Bihar, is a village, was a noted as a child mathematical prodigy. He was born in police constable’s family. Talking about his educational background, the candidate had his schooling from Netarhat School at Jharkhand. He continued to the college level education at the Patna Science College.

He proved himself in academic performance by emerging as the best student in both BSc and MSc examinations in the subsequent year. He was again successful in another test which was the over all national level test conducted by the UGC for the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in 1964.