Sir CV Raman: The Indian Scientist we must not forget

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Sir CV Raman: The Indian Scientist we must not forget

Have we ever thought that why the sea appears blue but the water we drink has no color at all? This phenomenon was first explained by CV Raman, who was the First Indian to win the Nobel Prize for Physics and received the highest civilian honor, ‘Bharat Ratna,’ by the Government of India. Today’s story is about the most illustrious scientist who placed India on the scientific map of the world and is still inspiring young scientists.

CV Raman was born at Ayyanpettai in the Tamil Nadu state and had his schooling in Vizagapainam. Being the first-ranker always, he had a keen interest in scientific studies, especially Physics. During his time, a scientific career did not appear to present the best prospects. Hence, Raman joined the Indian Finance Department and kept on looking for opportunities.

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