Today is the 140th birth anniversary of Indian physicist and meteorologist Anna Mani, to mark it Google has created a special doodle.
Anna, known as the 'weather lady of India', was born in 1918 to a Syrian Christian family in Kerala She wanted to become a dancer since childhood, but for the sake of the family, she joined physics.
He made many valuable contributions in the field of physics and meteorology. He also worked under CV Raman, a physicist and professor researching the optical properties of rubies and diamonds.
Anna did her B.Sc in Physics and Chemistry from P Pachaiappa College in 1939 and went to Imperial College, London for further studies in 1945.
She returned from London in 1948 and after returning, Anna joined the India Meteorological Department in Pune. There he was given the responsibility of arranging meteorological instruments.
For her outstanding contribution in the field of Meteorology, Anna was awarded the INSA's Award in 1987. R. Ramanathan Medal.
Mani wished to make India independent in weather instruments. She standardized the drawings of close to one hundred weather instruments
The country lost India's weather lady in 2001 TODAY Google doodles to mark the 140th birth anniversary of meteorologist Anna Mani.