Dr. C.V. Raman, born on November 7, 1888, in Tiruchirappalli, was a prominent Indian physicist known for discovering the scattering of light, termed the 'Raman Effect', which earned him the Nobel Prize in 1930. He excelled academically, achieving first ranks in his BA and MA, and held notable positions including the Palit Professor at Calcutta University. His contributions span various fields, including optics, acoustics, and crystal dynamics, earning him prestigious awards such as the Bharat Ratna and the Lenin Peace Prize.

1. ( Dr. Chandrashekar venkata raman )

3. Short note
 Dr.C.V. Raman was born on November 7, 1888 in tirchurapalli,Tamilnadu.
Father : Chandra Shekar Ayier (schoolar of maths and physics.)
Mother : Parvati Ammal .
Matriculation in 1900 ( Age of 11 yrs.)
B.A First rank at Presidency college in 1904.(Gold medal)
First reaserch paper : 1906
M.A; IRS Examination : 1907 (First rank inboth)
British Govt. Service as AAG : 1907 – 1917
Palit Professor, Calcutta University : July, 1917

6. NOBLE Laureate
Sir C.v. Raman Discover the
scattering of light in 1928
Awarded Noble price in 1930

7.  Blue Colour of the Sea Water (1921)
 Discovery of Raman effect (1928)
Raman_Nath Theory (1934-1936)
Studies on Brillouin Scattering (1933-1940)
Discovery of the Soft Mode (1938-1940)
Other contributions : Optical & Magnetic anisotropy,
Acoustics & Indian Classical Music, Crysral
Dynamics,Physiology of Cpolour and Vision.

8. 1) Doctor of science in 1921
2) Title ‘Sir’ in 1929
3) Noble prize in 1930
4) Bharat Ratna in 1954
5) Lenin Peace Prize in 1958

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