Sudipta Sengupta, a name that resonates with groundbreaking achievements in geology and mountaineering, is the subject of a new book titled “Breaking Rocks and Barriers.” Set to be released on July 24 by HarperCollins India, this book offers a captivating glimpse into the life of one of India’s most remarkable women scientists and adventurers.
In 1983, Sengupta etched her name in history as one of the first Indian women to set foot in Antarctica. She was a crucial member of the Third Indian Expedition to Antarctica, which took place from December 3, 1983, to March 25, 1984. This expedition marked a significant milestone in India’s scientific pursuits and gender equality in field research.
Sengupta’s mountaineering career is equally impressive:
Sengupta’s contributions to science have been widely recognized:
The book chronicles Sengupta’s numerous geological expeditions and adventures across the world:
Sengupta shares intimate insights into her life:
The book provides a rare glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of choosing a career in science as a woman half a century ago. Sengupta’s experiences shed light on the evolving landscape of gender equality in scientific fields.
Sudipta Sengupta’s life story, as presented in “Breaking Rocks and Barriers,” serves as an inspiration to aspiring scientists, especially women, and adventure enthusiasts alike. Her journey exemplifies the power of passion, perseverance, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge and exploration.
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