1.Aditi Bund
Aditi Bund is an oceanographer. She was the first woman to travel to Antarctica in 1983 to do geological and oceanographic research. Inspired by Aleister Hartley's Jilimee Sheejimee's Fishery Book, the MSc in Marine Sciences, funded by the state government of the University of Huawei, USA. Graduate. Ph.D. at Westfield Coltury, London, UK. He returned to India and joined the National Marine Research Institute in Goa. He taught oceanography there and traveled all over the West Coast.
2.Indira Hinduja
Indira Hinduja, a triple maternity and childbirth specialist, is India's first test tube baby. Indira Hinduja is a pioneer in intra fallopian transport technique known as Nimitiji. He is the first to give birth to the first child through this technology. Indira Hinduja is one of the first women in India to introduce cervical donor technology to women who have lost their cervix and have menstrual problems.
3.Paramjit Khurana
Paramjit Khurana is a scientist in plant biotechnology, genomics and molecular biology known as molecular biology. Paramjit Khurana, professor of biology at Delhi University, has published over 125 research papers. She was honored with the Kandavaya Sansthan Volunteer Organization in honor of World Women's Day 2011. He has also received various awards.
4.Sunitra Gupta
Sunitra Gupta is a Professor and Novelist in the Department of Therapeutic Pathology at the University of Oxford. He is very interested in researching the spread of germs including Blue and Malaria. For his scientific contributions, the Zoological Society of London has been awarded the Best Scientist Medal. He is also the recipient of the Rosalind Franklin Society Award.
5.Nandini Harinath
Nandini Harinath, who works as a rocket scientist at the ISRO Center in Bangalore, has worked on 14 rocket missions over the past 20 years. Nandini Harinath is the Deputy Executive Director of the Mangalyan Plan. He says that his first science project was the Star Television project, the Cult Television Project.
6.Rohini Godbole
Rohini Gadbole is Professor of Physics at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He has been working in particle phenomenology for over thirty years and has a keen interest in particle physics. Rohini is an elected member of India's three major scientific institutions and emerging global science centers.
7. Mangala Narlikar
She is an Indian mathematician. She has made a major contribution to the field of mathematics at the Universities of Mumbai and Pune Mangala is one of the finest mathematicians in India. After completing her PhD research 16 years after marriage. While working at Tata's Basic Research Center, Mangala Narlikar is the author of numerous books on mathematics in English and Marathi. Vishwanath Parvati Gokule Award for Marathi Book. Renowned for teaching math to his students as a teacher.
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