In Vedic mathematics, “Urdhava-Tiryagbyham” is a sutra that refers to a multiplication technique. It is often translated as “vertically and crosswise.” The Urdhava-Tiryagbyham sutra is used for multiplying two-digit numbers mentally and quickly. It allows for multiplying numbers by breaking them down into more uncomplicated steps. Recommended Readings: VEDIC MATH

Update: This article was last updated on 5 Mar 2025 to reflect the accuracy and up-to-date information on the page. Paravartya Yojayet is one of the popular sutras of vedic maths that presents a new method of solving problems. Also referred to as the paravartya sutra or paravartya yojayet sutra,

Anurupye means Proportionately. The Vedic Math Sutra 6 Anurupye can be used for multiplication when the two-digit numbers have a common digit, and the sum of the non-common digits is 10.  Recommended Reading: Vedic Math For Kids Here’s how you can apply this sutra: Let’s take an example to illustrate

This blog will discuss Sutra 2: the Nikhilam Navatashcaraman Dashatah, which can quickly multiply numbers close to a base number. This sutra is often translated as “All from 9 and the last from 10.” Recommended Reading: Vedic Math Sutras: Sutra 1-Ekadhikena Purvena Here are the steps to apply the sutra: