After enjoying the snacks, the ceremony continued. The speaker began announcing the top 10 individuals. "In 10th position, we have Govardhan, who invented paper and many other paper-related items such as paper bags, newspapers, books, and the printing press."
Govardhan took the stage and explained how he came up with the idea for paper and discussed the future possibilities in the paper industry.
Next, Rishi Govina, who had conducted research on astronomy, came to the stage. H
e introduced astrology and shared his discoveries.
Susima was shocked to learn about the research at the eighth position. Someone had researched something similar to gunpowder.
At the eighth position was Tami Siddhar Bogar, who had discovered a black powder with high explosive properties. He demonstrated how he created it and then left the stage.
Susima realized that there were many people in Bharat doing research, not just him and his team. He decided to talk to Tami Siddhar Bogar after the meeting and ask him to join his research team as an equal, not as a subordinate.
He wanted Tami Siddhar Bogar to be the only person who could say that he was working with Susima by choice.
The seventh person presented their research on a particular disease and the cure for it. Sushima didn't pay much attention to it since he didn't know much about the disease or its symptoms.
The sixth position belonged to one of Sushima's own men who had discovered biogas. Sushima also didn't pay much attention to this presentation.
The fifth and fourth positions were also occupied by Sushima's men, so he didn't give them much attention either.
The fifth position received recognition for creating a motor for elevators and water supply in hotels' tanks.
The fourth position received recognition for creating a prototype of a bicycle, which would soon become popular in Patliputra.
Now it was time to announce the top 3 research projects in Bharat. The speaker built up suspense.
The third position was awarded to Guru Sripuram, who had conducted research on magnets. He explained the principles behind his research and mentioned that even in modern times, some ancient temples used magnets to levitate idols.
Sushima was surprised to learn about the efficient use of magnets in Bharat.
The second position was given to Jurukumar, a desi builder who proposed a shipping technology called stitching. This advanced technology was still famous in modern times, and Jurukumar planned to focus on creating steel ships in the future.
Finally, the first position was awarded to Vikas, the person who had invented the electric bulb and many other electrical tools. His inventions had made him famous, and even gurus and gyannies wanted him to join Takshila. However, Vikas refused and preferred to continue researching new topics and helping Bharat.
Vikas made it clear that his success had nothing to do with Susima.
After the awards ceremony, everyone received their rewards, and speeches were given, including one by Sushima's father.
Afterwards, everyone was invited to a meal, and once they had finished eating, they left.
The ceremony was over, and Susima went to find the two individuals who had invented gunpowder and shipbuilding.
He asked them to collaborate with him on in-depth research on gunpowder and shipbuilding, respectively.
Tami Siddhar Bogar refused to collaborate and focusing on is meditation but allowed Susima to access his research material without any charge.
He was very surprise about how can a person can you show devoted to a thing. Respect for the ancient gurus and gyanesh image heart had increase a little.
When you think about the modern tech Guru's who is sit on the luxury goods and top b******* all day long do not even know a single fraction of knowledge about Shastra.
He can respect those people who also devoted towards but pretty the modern gurus head forgot to all of this. They have forgotten the true path.
The shipbuilder agreed to collaborate due to the significant benefits Susima had planned to provide.
Susima planned to form a research team to study gunpowder and produce basic guns and cannons. This marked the beginning of the future gun and ship industries.
News of the award ceremony spread rapidly, bringing about changes in Patliputra, such as the introduction of electricity, biogas, hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, and various other new developments.
The newspaper covered all the information from the ceremony, causing those who hadn't attended or submitted their research to feel regretful.
Many people also started preparing for the upcoming sports events, such as marathons, sprints, javelin throws, swimming, and more, as listed in the newspaper.
Susima wanted to see if anyone could break the previous records of modern times. He began making preparations for the first tournament in Bharat, knowing that the construction would impact the air quality in Patliputra. However, he had no choice as he only had 4 months left to organize the event before
the year-end King's meeting.
Susima decided to introduce various street foods of modern India to promote small-scale businesses.
People started returning to the cities, and the development of towns in Bharat began. Many people started imitating Susima and created hotels, restaurants, and shopping malls in their own cities.
However, they lacked cement and glass, so they couldn't create buildings as beautiful as the ones Susima had made.
Susima came up with an idea to collaborate with them in a business venture. He would provide them with cement and glass, while they would contribute money and labor. Based on their requirements and negotiations, Susima would take a share of 40 to 60%.
He aimed to spread the royal business throughout Bharat without much effort. The hotels and restaurants of the royal family would be present everywhere.