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Well, it's fine for day-to-day conversations. But, I recently tried using Köshur numerals while learning math. It's quite unintuitive when you look at what's written and what's being spoken. For example:

Numeral	English	Köshur
6	six	shĕ
7	seven	sath
67	sixty-seven	satühöṭh

I personally find English and Persian number systems more intuitive for modern math, as you don't have to mentally flip the numbers while reading them. Although the Sanskrit and Köshur numbers have had their advantages, I'd say those were mainly related to the way math was done in Sanskritic traditions (origin of the decimal place-value, consistent 10s, etc.). Currently, they don't seem to help much. English and Persian numbers seem quite straightforward w.r.t. writing and speech.

If we could do something similar for our numbers, they might be easier to learn and use in mathematical contexts because the spoken order would match the written notation.

Numeral	English	Sanskrit	Persian	Köshur (+ hypothetically?)
0	zero	śūnya	sefr	siphar
1	one	éka	yek	akh, kun
2	two	dvi	do	zü
3	three	trí	se	trĕ
10	ten	daśa	dah	dah
11	eleven	éka-daśa	yāz-dah	kah / (kuni-dah?)
15	fifteen	panca-dasa	pānz-dah	pandah / (pāntsan-dah?)
19	nineteen	náva-dasa, ékonaviṁśati	nūz-dah	kunü-wuh / (navan-dah?)
20	twenty	vimśati	bist	wuh
21	twenty-one	éka-viṃśatiḥ	bist-o-yek	aküwuh / (wuhan-kun?)
67	sixty-seven	saptashashtiḥ	shast-o-haft	satühöṭh / (shēṭhan-sath?)

Is there any difference between 'shraapicx' & chhu'ir?

Hi everyone,

My friend and I are planning a 15-day road trip to Srinagar starting on 15th July. We'll be driving our personal car , so we'll have the flexibility to explore nearby areas as well.

We already know about the popular tourist attractions like Gulmarg, Sonamarg, Pahalgam, Dal Lake, Mughal Gardens, Doodhpathri, etc. This time, we'd love to explore offbeat places and local experiences that most tourists miss.

We're looking for recommendations on:

• Hidden gems around Srinagar
• Scenic drives and lesser-known villages
• Beautiful meadows, lakes, waterfalls, and viewpoints
• Easy to moderate day hikes or treks
• Local cafés and authentic Kashmiri food
• Places with fewer crowds and great photography opportunities
• Any unique experiences that locals would recommend

Since we'll have our own car, we're happy to drive a few hours if it's worth it. We'd also appreciate suggestions on roads to avoid, parking tips, or anything we should keep in mind while driving around the region.

If there are any places that are overhyped and can be skipped, we'd love to know that too.

Looking forward to your suggestions. Thanks!

Guys, I need advice! I’m planning to apply for the BVSc course through PMSSS this year, though it’s delayed for now. I have 95% in 12th grade and a qualifying NEET score. What I’m specifically curious about is: will I get a college for BVSc through PMSSS considering my merit? And if I do get a seat, is it worth it in the Kashmir context? What are the career prospects after completing BVSc?

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