Why Indian science experts believe STEM is going to be crucial for the future
Science has always fascinated people around the world, and Indians have a rich history in the field because they have made some of the most important contributions in the field over the years.
In fact, National Science Day, which is observed on February 28, marks the day one such Indian scientist and physicist, CV Raman, made the discovery called `Raman Effect` in 1928, and won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930 for it, showcasing individual excellence and Indian genius at the world stage.
Amid the constant evolution of science and the growing conversation around STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields, some Indian industry experts highlight what got them curious about science in the first place, and why they believe STEM is the future.
Somenath Ghatak, manage...









