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Renowned Indian-American mathematician Manjul Bhargava today said there is a

need to change the way the subject is being taught in the country.

"Mathematics is not at all a scary subject, but the way it is taught may be that should
changed. Learning mathematics should, in fact, be fun," Bhargava, who was
conferred an honorary degree (Honoris Causa) by the Panjab University for his
contribution to the field, told PTI.
Asked about suggestions to make the subject more interesting for students,
he said, "It should be taught with puzzles, games, some magic and even music
and poems. There are many ways but it should not be taught in a dry manner
or rote method by which students tend to mug up things."
"For half a century it is being taught the same way in our country (in dry manner).
Still the old textbooks are being used, sometimes they are revised, but are taught by
the same procedure. Instead, it should be taught in a process of self discovery and
fun," Bhargava said.
Bhargava, who won the Fields Medal in 2014, popularly known as the
Mathematics Nobel, said that he never went to a maths class and credited his
mother for his success.
"I picked it up on my own, my mother is a mathematician," he said.