rudyard kipling got the first nobel prize in economics from india.
rudyard kipling got the first nobel prize in economics from india.
who got the first nobel prize in economics from india?
rudyard kipling
bullet::::- muhammad yunus, nobel peace prize, 2006









































bullet::::- rabindranath tagore, nobel prize in literature,first nobel prize winner of asia, 1913









































bullet::::- amartya sen, nobel memorial prize in economic sciences, 1998









































section::::academy award winners.









































bullet::::- nafees bin zafar, academy scientific and technical award, the first bangladeshi to win an oscar









































bullet::::- satyajit ray, first indian to win a lifetime achievement oscar due to his significant contributions to world cinema









































bullet::::- salman khan, american educator, founder of khan academy









































bullet::::- nazia khanum, order of the british empire (obe) and deputy lieutenant (dl)









































bullet::::- prasanta chandra mahalanobis, statistician, founder of indian statistical institute
list of bengalis
on march 1, 2007 a member of the lawrence hall of science exhibits staff reported that the nobel prize medal was missing from its locked display case. the uc police department was notified immediately and began an investigation on the medal's theft. a $2,500 award was offered in exchange for the medal's recovery and information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect. the medal is made from 23 karat gold and worth approximately $4,000. lawrence's medal was the first nobel prize awarded to the university of california and the first nobel prize won by an american public university. the prize was recovered and a student was arrested on suspicion of grand theft. a replica of the ernest lawrence nobel prize now resides in the museum display case.
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