Nobel Prize Winners List in India

The Nobel Prize awarded was started in 1901 by the Noble Foundation and it is given in memory of Swedish scientist Alfred Nobel who made 355 inventions including the invention of dynamite. Celebrated Indian poet, musician, and painter, Rabindranath Tagore was first Indian to win the Nobel Prize in 1913. The second India to win the award was Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman, or CV Raman. In all 12 Indians have won the coveted award. This page provides with the list of Indians who won the Nobel Prize.

Name	Category	Year	Province
Abhijit Banerjee United States (born in Calcutta, India)	Economics	2019	United States (born in Calcutta, India)
Kailash Satyarthi Madhya Pradesh	Peace	2014	Madhya Pradesh
Venki Ramakrishnan United Kingdom United States (born in Chidambaram, India)	Chemistry	2009	United Kingdom United States (born in Chidambaram, India)
Amartya Sen West Bengal	Economics	1998	West Bengal
14th Dalai Lama India (born in Taktser, Tibet)	Peace	1989	India (born in Taktser, Tibet)
Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar United States (born in Lahore, British India)	Physics	1983	United States (born in Lahore, British India)
Mother Teresa	Peace	1979
Har Gobind Khorana United States (born in Raipur, British India)	Physiology or Medicine	1968	United States (born in Raipur, British India)
C. V. Raman Tamil Nadu	Physics	1930	Tamil Nadu
Rabindranath Tagore West Bengal	Literature	1913	West Bengal

Name	Category	Year	Province
Rudyard Kipling United Kingdom (born in Bombay, British India)	Literature	1907	United Kingdom (born in Bombay, British India)
Ronald Ross United Kingdom (born in Almora, British India)	Physiology or Medicine	1902	United Kingdom (born in Almora, British India)

Source: ECI

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