The Indian Academy of Sciences is an important organization that supports scientific research and education in India. It was founded to bring together scientists and promote new discoveries in various fields. The academy plays a major role in sharing knowledge, publishing research and encouraging young scientists. It has helped in the growth of science and technology in the country since its establishment.
The Indian Academy of Sciences was founded by C.V. Raman, a famous Indian physicist. He won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930 for his discovery of the Raman Effect. He started this academy in 1934 to promote science and encourage Indian researchers.
The academy was officially registered as a society on 27 April 1934. It was inaugurated on 31 July 1934, and during its first meeting, C.V. Raman was elected as the president. The academy started with 65 founding fellows who supported scientific research.
The academy was created to achieve several goals:
To honor, C.V. Raman, the Government of India established the Raman Chair in 1972. This position is given to top scientists for a short period to contribute to research and scientific growth.
The academy also promotes science education through:
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