In Nazi-era Germany, this Indian woman did the unthinkable. Born in 1905, Irawati Karve became India’s first female anthropologist. Studying under a Nazi professor who demanded she prove racial superiority, she chose science over propaganda — and disproved him. Penalised, she returned to India to document real lives and fight bias. Her legacy matters. Share her story. #IndianHistory #UnsungHeroes #WomenInScience [Irawati Karve, Indian Women Scientists, Unsung Indian Heroes, History Of Indian Sci

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