1. A Case Study In Malaysia By Associate Professor Dr Gunasegaran Karuppannan Malaysia

2. ZERO IS THE KING OF NUMBERS Adi Putra. The Malaysian math genius

3. ADI PUTRA ABDUL GHANI

4. Six year old Adi Putra Abdul Ghani who surprised the nation with his ability to solve complex mathematical problems

5. At The Age of 12 Launched His First Mathematic Book

6. Seni Matematik Islam Adi Putra launched his first book titled "Seni Matematik Islam" (Islamic Art of Mathematics) and wowed the audience by memorising 200 numbers within a minute. Adi Putra said the book was easy to grasp and would help youngsters gain a better understanding of mathematics and teach them calculations.

7. NEWS PAPER ARTICLE : Kuala Lumpur, May 1 (Bernama) – MATHEMATICS GENIUS ADI PUTRA RELEASES BOOK CALLED 'SENI MATEMATIK ISLAM' Child genius Adi Putra Abdul Ghani, 12, a mathematician, has released his first book titled "Seni Matematik Islam" in conjunction with Pesta Pameran Buku Antarabangsa 2011 here. Since going on sale last week, 3,000 books have been sold at RM40 while Adi Putra hopes to publish the book in four languages - English, German, French and Mandarin, he told reporters after the book''s official launch today. Adi Putra whose ambition is to become Professor in mathematics said the book contains 247 pages and 12 of the 235 mathematic formulas

8. He has reportedly invented 235 new mathematical formulae. Some Examples (In Malay language) : 1.Formula Bukit 2.Formula Gunung 3.Formula Cakerawala 4.Formula Sungai 5.Formula Al-Khawarizimi

9. He has learnt a few languages. English France Japanese Malay Arab

10. AWARD FROM INDONESIA He was also accorded several awards, including the "This Decade's Muslim Mathematician" from Riau University of Indonesia in 2009.

11. Youngest CEO In The Country Adi is the chief executive officer of his own company called Aura Adi Enterprise, which sells products branded with his name, including medicine. he manages the company with the help of his mother, Serihana Elias.

12. Aura Adi Enterprise

16. Gives Lecture At Universities. He could earn RM 6,000 (1,714 U.S. dollars) an hour from such jobs, and he donates half of his income from the lectures to orphanages,

17. THANK YOU Associate Professor Dr Gunasegaran Karuppannan Malaysia