which nobel laureate founded the indian academy of sciences in 1934 to promote scientific research and education in india

The Nobel laureate who founded the Indian Academy of Sciences in 1934 to promote scientific research and education in India is Professor C. V. Raman. He was a physicist awarded the Nobel Prize and played a central role in establishing the Academy in Bangalore, serving as its President until his death in 1970. The Academy was created to promote progress in both pure and applied sciences in India and to foster scientific talent and education.