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Kamala Sohonie's scientific legacy

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Kamala Sohonie's scientific legacy  The Indian Woman Who Turned Rejection into Revolution: Kamala Sohonie's Untold Story.   Unravel an unspoken story of Kamala Sohonie. Discover how the first Indian woman in science won over rejection in order to achieve the groundbreaking research on Neera and transform nutrition.   The Indian Lady Who Transformed Rejection into a Revolution: The Untold Story of Kamala Sohonie. History tends to make people see famous names. But thousands of visionary minds are in the background. One such revolutionary is Kamala Sohonie. She became the first Indian woman to get a PhD in the scientific field. It is a test of strength, and her story is highly symbolic of academic achievement rather than a mere success story. She turned unambiguous discrimination into a lifelong scientific and social improvement quest. In turn, her legacy provides important career advice on how to break professional obstacles. This is an article that reveals her se...
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India wants to break their championship drought

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India wants to break their championship drought,  while South Africa wants atonement   When the two unbeaten teams in the competition square off in the Twenty20 World Cup final on Saturday at Kensington Oval, India will be looking to snap their worldwide championship drought while South Africa hopes to live up to their "chokers" moniker. There's no denying that the two greatest teams out of the twenty teams in the tournament have advanced to the Bridgetown final thanks to their flawless campaigns and convincing wins in the semifinals. India defeated England's title defence in Guyana, one day after South Africa ended Afghanistan's incredible run in the first semi-final in Trinidad, to advance to the third straight global event final in all forms.     India's skipper, Rohit Sharma, will be hoping for his side to win three games in a row after they lost both the World Test Championship final and the 50-over home World Cup the previous year.   It...
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Axar's powerplay strategy is to make things difficult for England

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 Axar's powerplay strategy is to make things difficult for England "without going above and beyond."   He came up with both the ball and the bat to eliminate the reigning champions, England, on a challenging field during a stop-start match.   The captain of India, Rohit Sharma, had informed Axar Patel, when he took the ball in the fourth over in England's chase of 172, that the pitch was keeping low and skidding, and that hitting the big strokes was difficult.   After posting a total that included "10–15 extra" runs on a pitch that was hard to bat, India were already feeling confident. Axar reasoned that since the bats would attack him early on, it would be best to avoid doing anything "extraordinary" and force the batsmen to try and do different things, which might work to his advantage. When Axar delivered his opening ball, which was from around the wicket to England captain Jos Butter, he attempted a reverse sweep but instead poppe...
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