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With some asserting that he challenged Albert Einstein's renowned theory, Vashishtha Narayan gained global recognition.
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With some asserting that he challenged Albert Einstein's renowned theory, Vashishtha Narayan gained global recognition.
At 11, Tathagat Avatar Tulsi left everyone stunned by earning a BSc degree from Patna Science College and he completed MSc from the same college after one year.
Vashishtha Narayan Singh went from an unknown village in Bihar to worldwide fame but then this genius' promising journey was derailed.
In 2010, Tathagat Avatar Tulsi was invited by IIT-Mumbai to work as an Assistant Professor on contract and Tulsi took up this non-permanent teaching job.
When Tathagat Avatar Tulsi went to IISC for his PhD program at the age of 17, the then dean of the physics department called him as a "good boy, very lovable and working to achieve his goals".