Raja Ramanna

Raja Ramanna was an Indian physicist known for his pivotal role in developing India's nuclear program. He contributed significantly to nuclear science and was instrumental in establishing the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. Often called the "father of the Indian nuclear program," he worked to advance scientific research and technological progress in India. Besides his scientific achievements, he also served as a science administrator and educator, inspiring future generations of scientists. His leadership helped India achieve its first nuclear test in 1974, marking a major milestone in the country's scientific and strategic development.