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Saturday, 25 March 2017

India's 8 Super Women Scientists at ISRO

 
Celebrated India's super women scientist at ISRO

India's Women Power

 

Just a few days back, India Launched 104 satellites in just one go using PSLV. The entire world took the notice of it and congratulated India. In 2014, India's successful Mars orbiter mission made the India proud and stamped India's space expertise on World's map. Couple of weeks back, we saw an American movie called 'Hidden Figures' where the women scientist plays an important role and I thought why don't Indian write about their women scientist. There is an old saying, Behind every successful man, there is a woman. Maybe it's time to change it.

“Behind every successful space mission in India, there are a thousand of super woman scientists.”

The entire country is proud of ISRO and especially the significant contribution by India's women scientist. India has successfully launched satellites into space, put an orbiter around the Moon and Mars. That too with a frugality even the developed nations admire.

But behind the scenes, away from the public eye and media galore, quiet, unassuming and brilliant women spearheading many important missions of the ISRO. These women have not only broken the glass ceilings but have not even thought of the sky as their limit – quite literally.

They are passionate, strong and independent women of science that look like our neighbourhood aunties, but pack a scientific punch that would impress the likes of Tony Stark and Elon Musk. Today, let’s take a look at these Indian super women scientist who has taken the world by storm and continue to do so.

Let's talk about those 8 super women, 

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