Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was a scientist who won the Nobel Prize in 1930 for his contributions to the nation. He was the first Asian and also the first person of colour to receive the award.

DISSEMINATION of news in war–time is difficult and this somewhat belated intimation of the award of the Franklin Medal to Sir Venkata Raman is a result of the slowed–down process. It is good news, ...

In 1930, Sir C.V. Raman, one of India’s most eminent physicists was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his outstanding discovery on the scattering of light, ...

The Revisiting, a solo showcase of tempera paintings by the Kolkata-based artist Avijit Dutta, will open in Bengaluru this weekend. This exhibition was inspired by the life and work of the Nobel ...

A group of residents of Ayyan Street in Thiruvanaikovil has requested State government to consider renaming the lane in honour of Nobel laureate and physicist Sir C.V. Raman as the house where he was ...

IN 1928, Sir Venkata Raman published an account of the new radiation effect now generally known as the Raman effect, and the Indian Academy of Sciences, of which he is president, has had the happy ...