About Ipsita Biswas
Ipsita Biswas was an Indian scientist and ballistics expert, known for Paramilitary forces of India and Women's empowerment.
Ipsita Biswas is an Indian terminal ballistics scientist. In 2019 she was conferred India's highest civilian award for women, the Nari Shakti Puraskar, for her contributions to India's armed forces, paramilitary forces and women's empowerment in defence research and development.
Life Biswas was born and brought up in Kolkata. Immediately after her post-graduation she applied for a job at the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and was selected in 1988 itself. She joined Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory (TBRL), a DRDO lab in 1998 and now leads three divisions in the laboratory. The award was conferred at the Presidential Palace. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was present. She has also been conferred the 'Agni Award for Excellence in Self Reliance' and the 'High Energy Material Society of India (HEMSI) Team Award for Meritorious Service'. The bullets can be used in AK-47 rifles and they "reduce fatalities".
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Who was Ipsita Biswas?
Indian terminal ballistics scientist
When was Ipsita Biswas born?
Ipsita Biswas was born in Kolkata.
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Ipsita Biswas was a scientist and ballistics expert.
What was Ipsita Biswas known for?
Ipsita Biswas was known for Paramilitary forces of India and Women's empowerment.
What nationality was Ipsita Biswas?
Ipsita Biswas was Indian.
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