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Trailblazers of India: The First Lady of Biochemistry Who Broke Lab Barriers | India’s Hall of Firsts
India’s history showcases the impact of bold aspirations. Before conventional routes were laid, Indian pioneers in politics, sports, science, and the arts bravely challenged boundaries and explored uncharted territories. Facing skepticism and hurdles, these resolute individuals paved new paths. This series acknowledges their bravery and foresight, celebrating those who, through their own initiative, motivated generations to embrace the seemingly unattainable. Welcome to chapter 3!
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Born in Indore in 1911, Kamala Sohonie stands as a towering figure in the history of Indian science and a beacon of inspiration for women in STEM. She holds the remarkable distinction of being the first Indian woman to earn a PhD in science, a feat made even more significant by the numerous obstacles she overcame. Her journey, marked by resilience and groundbreaking research, not only carved a path for future generations of women scientists…
