ACHARYA PRAFULLA CHANDRA RaY
Chemist (1861-1944)
Prafulla Chandra Ray is one of the celebrated researchers of India and an organizer of Bengal synthetic and Pharmaceuticals. This was the main drug organization of India. Considered as one of the segments of the Bengal Renaissance, Prafulla Chandra Ray was a prominent researcher, a model business visionary, a nationalist, and an enthusiastic educator.
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| Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray (1861-1944) |
Prafulla Chandra Ray was brought into the world on August 2, 1861, in Raruli-Katipara town, in the region of Khulna (Now in Bangladesh) and passed on June 16, 1944.
His dad, Harish Chandra Ray who was a property manager with liberal perspectives had a place with a well-off refined family in Calcutta so his children could have advanced education. Here, Prafulla Chandra was admitted to the Hare School. He took an extraordinary interest in books and read an immense number of them. In any case, a serious assault of diarrhea drove him away from the school. The illness was gradually survived, however, it forever harmed his wellbeing; he turned into a deeply rooted victim from persistent acid reflux and restlessness.
At the point when scarcely ten years of age, he learned Latin and Greek. He additionally contemplated the narratives of England, Rome, and Spain. After two years, Prafulla Chandra continued his investigations and in 1874 joined the Albert School. Yet, Prafulla Chandra abruptly left for his town, without sitting for the assessments. In the town, he blended in with the straightforward locals and shared their delights and distresses. He caused them from numerous points of view.
