1. Vedic mathematics provides techniques for addition, subtraction and multiplication of large numbers in an efficient manner.
2. For addition, it suggests looking for the nearest 10s or 100s place values and grouping the numbers accordingly before adding.
3. For subtraction, it uses a borrowing method where the place value of the number being subtracted from is decreased by 1 and the previous place value is increased by 10 if the latter digit is smaller.
4. For multiplication, it provides rules like keeping the ten's place the same and adding the units place if it is the same number or if it adds to 10. It also suggests keeping place values same or differing by 1 or 10 based on whether the number ends