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Who is the first Indian winner of the Kalinga Prize ?

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The first Indian, and for that matter the first Asian, to win the Kalinga Prize for science popularisation instituted by the UNESCO is Jagjit Singh in 1963 for his books such as Mathematical Ideas: Their Nature and Use and Modern Cosmology.

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