Indian Nobel laureates

Indian Nobel laureates

Nobel Prize is an international award given every year. Nobel Prize is awarded to the person who makes the most important contributions to the field of Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Medicine, Literature and Peace.

In this article we will see which Indian person has received such awards prize. Listed below are some of the important people who were awarded the Nobel Prize.

1. Rabindranath Tagore -  R-Rabindranath Tagore was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913. Rabindranath Tagore is known for his poetry, music, paintings and literature.The poetry of Rabindranath Tagore has a deep sense of sentiment and the freshness of a different kind, due to which his poetry becomes even more beautiful. Their strength to complete the poem in a good way at the end is very different.Tagore used to recite his thoughts as poems in the words of God himself. He is the first Indian person to receive Nobel Prize for the first time.

2. CV. Raman - CV Raman was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930. He is the first Asian scientist who has been awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics. CV Raman is known for the work of musical instruments, light scattering, magnetron, voice, photo electricity, coloidal particle, diffraction and Raman effect. He got the Nobel Prize for Raman Effect only.

3. Every Govind Khurana - Dr. Hargobind Khorana Every Govind Khurana was born in Raipur. British Indian Har Govind Khurana is a US citizen. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chikista in 1968. He used to practice a code present in all living organisms and gave information in very simple words about how the same code is used in the synthesis of the protein. Khurana is very famous for his work. Marshall W. Nuremberg and Robert W. The Nobel Prize was awarded with Holley. He proved that protein synthesis was due to nucleotide.

4. Mother Teresa - Mother Teresa When Mother Teresa came to serve the poor people and the society of India at the age of 19, she gave her full life to serve the people. He also served poor humankind from poor and likewise he gradually became a monk of Roman Catholic.He was awarded the 1979 Nobel Prize for his great work. He served a lot of unhappy and sick people. By doing such service, he has sent a message to all the people, "We also need to know the poor and all the deprived people, we love them too."

5. Subramanyan Chandrasekhar - Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1983. He received the Nobel Prize in CV. Raman's nephew is. He has done a great deal to tell how the stars were built and developed.He was awarded the Nobel Prize for his Chandrasekhar Limit, "White Dwarf Mass".

6. Amartya Sen - Amartya Sen received the Nobel Prize in 1998 to make a very important contribution to welfare economics. He started a massive research work in the field of economics and had also prepared research papers on economics and social justice, welfare economics. And lastly, he gave the Nobel Prize to the Amartya Sen for his work on the famine that he had created. He is also a good philosopher.

7. V. s. Naipaul - V. s. Naipaul's parents were Indians and later they went to Trinidad. That is why he is inducted into the Indian Nobel Prize winner. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature in 2001. He is now a citizen of the United Kingdom. He has also received many prestigious awards for his contribution to the literature.

8. Venkataraman Ramakrishnan - Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, a native of India, is still living in the UK. K. And is a US citizen. He was awarded Nobel chemistry in 2009 for the practice and structure of Raibosomes. Thomas Thomas Stitz and Aida E. Nobel Prize was awarded with Yonath. Those whose information is given below were awarded the Nobel Prize and at that time he was associated with India for some reason. Those whose names are some foreigners in them but when they were awarded the Nobel prize, they had some relation with India or they were born in India.

9. Kailash Satyarthi - Kailash Satyarthi received Nobel Peace Prize in 2014. He was awarded the Nobel Prize with Malala Yusufzai. He has devoted his whole life to the protection and education of children. Along with that he always strives to expel all the children out of dangerous work like child labor. Kailash Satyarthi has shown the importance of children's rights in front of everyone with this work done by him. So it was the list of some important Indian people who received the prestigious Nobel Prize.

Story of Nobel Prize

About 100 years ago, a man was looking at the morning's newspaper and suddenly he was surprised and frightened by seeing his name on the page of the dead line. Later, in the statement, the newspaper said in the statement that by mistake the person was declared dead. But after seeing the newspaper, the man's first reaction was to see.

He was thinking that he is here or is there? And when looking at the details, he got back on patiently, another thought in his mind came about what people are thinking about him.

When people read on the Deadlists page, "King of Dynamite was killed." And also, "He was the merchant of death." That man had discovered dynamite and when he read the words 'Merchant of death' , Then he asked himself a question,

"Will I be remembered by this name?" He felt his emotions at that time and decided that he did not want to be remembered like this.

From that day onwards, he started working for peace. That man was named Alfred Nobel and today he is remembered for the Nobel Prize.

Since 1901, men and women who receive great achievement in the fields of physics, chemistry, medicine, literature and peace are honored with the Nobel Prize. That institution was established in 1895 when Alfred Nobel wrote in his will that he was leaving after leaving all his property to award the Nobel prize.

Just as Alfred Nobel felt his emotions and was determined to restore his qualities, we should also think of moving forward one step backward.

What is your legacy?

How do you want to remember?

Do you want to make yourself rememberable?

Do you want to become a lesser one?

These are some of the questions that we rarely think. But the answer to this question can be searched in this small story.

Just like Alfred Nobel, we must hear the voice of our heart that what we are doing is good or bad. If we want people to remember us as a good person, then we should do good work in our life only then people will remember us as good.

Regards- Moneymantra