Meghnad Saha

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The Shrinking Space for Scientific Temper in India Is Worrying

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The Scientist as Rebel in the Indian Cultural Milieu

(L-R) Meghnad Saha, Mohandas Gandhi and Satyendra Nath Bose. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Why Gandhi, Meghnad Saha and Satyendra Nath Bose Didn’t Win the Nobel Prize

With Ministers Like These, Every Day Must Be Science Day

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Infinite in All Directions: Apolitical Scientists, Bose v. Newton, Science That Matters

Infinite in All Directions: Nobel’s Women, Meghnad’s Caste, Tantalum’s Decay

It’s Time Indian Scientists Answered Their Call to Be Responsible Citizens