The Vedic multiplier is a fast and efficient method for performing multiplication operations on binary numbers. Its implementation on an FPGA involves using hardware description language (HDL) to design a digital circuit that can perform the Vedic multiplication algorithm. The HDL code can then be synthesized and implemented on an FPGA chip, allowing for high-speed multiplication operations to be performed. The Vedic multiplier implementation on an FPGA with HDL offers a hardware-based solution that can be customized and optimized for specific applications, providing a flexible and efficient way to perform multiplication operations in digital systems.