Hints:
This should be fairly simple to locate, if we tell the Sarga. Would we?! But, if you are interested in Math – and for someone, who is not faint hearted, the Sarga number is equal to the sum of the squares of the digits of its own square in nonary (14409), hexadecimal (44116) and unotrigesimal (14431).
Oh, don’t leave us out yet.. here is one simple clue to solve this – the number of the Sarga is a palindrome in both decimal and binary!
Angry still? Ok, a school level hint just for you: It is a double digit number and both digits are same. if you multiply the first digit by the second digit, what we get is three times of either digit!
Not interested in Math? – Ok, we have a clue for you as well. Go, please take Sundar Kand book and read through the verses to spot this extraordinary insight!
