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For International Left-Handers Day 2024, we highlight seven influential left-handed individuals who have significantly impacted art, politics, science, sports, and business.
 

India’s Mars Orbiter Mission (Mangalyaan) made India the first country to successfully reach Mars orbit on its first attempt, a milestone in the space world.

Scientists have discovered that sharks off Brazil's coast tested positive for cocaine, highlighting concerns about drug pollution's impact on marine life, as revealed by a study from Brazil's Oswaldo Cruz Foundation.
 

Hashima Hasan, an Indian-origin trailblazer at NASA, excels as Deputy Program Scientist for the James Webb Space Telescope, leaving an indelible mark in astrophysics.
 

R Madhavan gained a lot of weight for his role as ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan in Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. However, he lost all that weight in just 21 days! Let's see how he did it. 

A recent study by Harvard scientists challenges the idea of extraterrestrial visitors, suggesting hidden civilizations may exist on Earth, opening new realms of exploration.
 

Prafulla Chandra Ray was an Indian genius who fought against all odds and achieved his passion for chemistry and modern medicine. He was among India's first modern Indian chemical researchers and is known as the 'Father of Indian Chemistry'. 

Vishnu Upadhyay, a visually impaired student from Rajasthan, scored 93 percent marks in his class 12 exams in Arts stream. Previously he scored 95.33 percent marks in class 10.

 A recent study suggests that astronomers may have discovered unidentified signals that point to the presence of aliens.
 

Murali Divi's path from humble beginnings in Andhra Pradesh to the foundation of Divis Laboratories exemplifies the transformational power of persistence. Despite setbacks, including failing his Class 12 exam, Divi's relentless perseverance resulted in the establishment of a pharmaceutical industry behemoth.
 

Heather Stewart, a Scottish scientist from Edinburgh, recently made history when she joined an all-female crew on the deepest dive ever. 
 

May 11 is designated as a day to honor scientists and engineers. The theme for 2024 is 'School to Startups-Igniting Young Minds to Innovate', which aims to foster creativity and startup culture.

The artificial brain cells created by a team from Utrecht University and Sogang University in the Netherlands use the same water and salt elements as those in the human brain.
 

Dr APJ Abdul Kalam is renowned as the Missile Man of India and was a visionary scientist and leader. 

Aroh Barjatya, an Indian-born researcher led the recent NASA sounding rockets launch during the solar eclipse. The mission aimed to observe the effects of the eclipse's dim sunlight on the Earth's upper atmosphere.