#ShantiSwaroopBhatnagar was instrumental in building Indiaโs science & technology infrastructure and policies.
๐ พ๏ธ As one of the doyens of modern Indian science, his efforts led to the establishment of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, thereby steering the growth & development of scientific research in India
๐ พ๏ธ As one of the doyens of modern Indian science, his efforts led to the establishment of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, thereby steering the growth & development of scientific research in India
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๐Update :
The next set of MCQs will be from the Current Affairs of 2nd January, 2023, which will be uploaded in the evening here.
So, you can watch the Relevant Current Affairs thoroughly in the above link๐ and attend the MCQs.
The next set of MCQs will be from the Current Affairs of 2nd January, 2023, which will be uploaded in the evening here.
So, you can watch the Relevant Current Affairs thoroughly in the above link๐ and attend the MCQs.
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พ๏ธ Born in Ramnathpuram in 1730, Velu Nachiyar was the first queen to have ever actively opposed the British ruleโ
๏ธ. She fought against the colonial rulers many years before the Sepoy Mutiny.
๐ พ๏ธ In collaboration with Hyder Ali and Gopala Nayaker, she waged a war against the British and emerged victorious. Eventually, she went on to produce the first human bomb as well as establish the first army of trained women soldiers in the late 1700s.
๐ พ๏ธ Nachiyar was trained in many methods of combat, including war match weapons usage, martial arts like Valari, Silambam, horse riding, and archery. She was a scholar in many languages and was proficient in languages like French, English, and Urdu.
๐ พ๏ธ At the time of the death of her husband, King of Sivagangai, she was drawn into the conflict. She escaped the battlefield with her daughter.
๐ พ๏ธ In collaboration with Hyder Ali and Gopala Nayaker, she waged a war against the British and emerged victorious. Eventually, she went on to produce the first human bomb as well as establish the first army of trained women soldiers in the late 1700s.
๐ พ๏ธ Nachiyar was trained in many methods of combat, including war match weapons usage, martial arts like Valari, Silambam, horse riding, and archery. She was a scholar in many languages and was proficient in languages like French, English, and Urdu.
๐ พ๏ธ At the time of the death of her husband, King of Sivagangai, she was drawn into the conflict. She escaped the battlefield with her daughter.