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Kanigel, Robert created the book called  "The Man Who Knew Infinity." This book was published in Washington, By Charles Scribner's Son. in they year 1991

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In total Ramanujan created and found 22 ways to find Pi

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the 22nd of December is national Maths day in India because of Ramanujan birthday
https://apfstatic.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/ramanujans_honour_magic_square.pdf

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Ramanujan never had any schooling but yet he still got in to Cambridge because of G.Hardy

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When Ramanujan was first in cambridge know new why he was there some people even buillied the great Ramanujan

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Ramanujan was so great that all great mathematicians at that time were jealous of his intellect, He gives all his credit of how he is so good at number theory and graph theory all because of his god

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A long with Ramanujan great contribution to number theory, he also has a good contribution to elliptical calculus, One of his examples are

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When Ramanujan was young he moved a total of 5 times all over south india and 3 different schools because two of his grandparents died and a new virus is starting to rise up which made "Ramanujan loose four siblings for 10 years of his life But two of them survived." Page 12

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During his stay in Cambridge in the 5 year span, his proofs were so good that he officially got accepted in London's Mathematical society in 1917

https://londmathsoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1112/plms/s2-19.1.1-v

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When Ramanujan was 17 he developed the bernoulli numbers and calculated euler mascheroni constant in 1906 page 111
https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.09012#:~:text=Ramanujan%2DBernoulli%20numbers%20as%20moments%20of%20Racah%20polynomials,-Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric%20Chapoton%20(IRMA&text=The%20classical%20sequence%20of%20Bernoulli,ways%20to%20the%20Bernoulli%20numbers.

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When Ramanujan was a child he was very quit so quit in fact his mother got worried and sent him away to his fathers house. "Komalatammal, worried by her son's muteness, took Ramanujan to see his father who was currently living at Kanchipuram." Page 13

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In july 14th 1909 Ramanujan was married to his wife named Janakiammal Ramanujan who later died in 1994 of the age of 94, she loved Ramanujan a lot because of her religion she never married again after the death of Ramanujan.   Page 176

https://www.imsc.res.in/~rao/ramanujan/newnow/janaki.pdf

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one of the most fundamental in algebra  equations is a^2 +2ab+b^2 says Ramanujan

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in June of 1919 Ramanujan was diagnosed with stage one tuberculosis at the age of 31 in 1920 he died at the age of 32 from full tuberculosis page 389

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Despite being a Mathematical genius, Ramanujan growed up Madras because of this he was always in poverty as a 15 year old Until Ramachandra Rao find out about him, starting paying to the Ramanujan family

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When Ramanujan was going over to london one of his friends gave him a book called "A Synopsis Of Elementary results in pure and applied mathematics" volume 2 Created by George Shoobridge Carr, This book hold the title of "5,000 formulas" Page 39

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after years of having no degree when G.H hardy discovered for Cambridge university, for 5 years he stayed in Cambridge and finally got a PhD in Mathematics page 320

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Among all Mathematicians a lot of people including myself consider Ramanujan to be one of the greatest Mathematicians of all time behind Leibniz and Euler.

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When Ramanujan was getting his degree he quickly lost it, in the year 1904 the reason was because he failed in every other subject other than Maths page 234

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When Ramanujan first came west in 1913 one of his first amazing proofs were his Pi constant back then there were 17 ways to calculate pi using the Gregory-Leibniz sequence in the 17th hundred (pi/4=1 1/3 + theta -1/7 goes to infinity) however this sequence was slow than Ramajuan came along and made his PI equation that is much quicker (1/pi =Square Root  (8)/9801 * (1103+659832/24591257856+...)
This sequence was used after 1985 to calculate over 17 million digits of pi. Page 325

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramanujan%E2%80%93Sato_series

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in 1921 one year after Ramanujan's death G.H Hardy got some letters from Ramanujan wife, in one of the letters she sent , was one of Ramanujan notebooks which took over 35 years to decipher what Ramanujan wrote. Ramanujan was first ever man to talk about a black hole singularity Page 400