Raman Award

• Raman Award recognizes outstanding achievements and contribution by a young Individual at an early stage of their career. The award is to encourage and promote Individuals from diverse area of science and technology to work towards the betterment of humanity.
• Raman Award is given to one candidate each year. It consists of a certificate to the winner and/or a cash prize.
• Application is by nomination only. Experts from various fields can nominate a candidate for this award. Self-nomination is not permitted; no person may nominate more than one person.
• Nomination is made from January to March each year and the decision is reached by July. Raman Award is given on the 15th of August each year.
• A nomination letter, brief description of why the applicants should receive the award, applicants current CV with names and email addresses of two referees should be sent to Award Committee
• A team of consultants at K-Life Solutions judges all application and makes their recommendation to Raman Award committee. Raman Award committee takes the final decision.
• Raman Award committee members consists of Mrs. Radha Padmanabhan, Mrs. Srividya Seshadri, Mrs. Sripriya Sriram and Mr. Srivatsanarayan K.

Raman Award Winners

Dr. Igor Igorevich Adameyko is currently an assistant professor at the Karolinska Institutet, Sweden. Dr. Adameyko received his Phd in Molecular Biology from Nizhniy Novgorod State University, Russia. Dr. Adameyko has worked as a researcher at Dartmouth Medical School, USA and Karolinska Institutet, Sweden before starting his own research group.

The research of Dr. Adameyko is concentrated on the identification of novel fundamental mechanisms of tissue development and homeostasis, which are essential for our understanding of the cancer origin. We wish Igor the best in his career.



Mr. S. Rohit is a upcoming tennis player from the State of Texas, USA. He has been showing steady growth in his game with a potential to go professional. We wish Rohit the best in his career.









The documentary is called “Vitality with Blues". Interviews of Senior citizens with discussions about their lives, which is then commented upon by a psychologist and a ISCKON priest from Stockholm, Sweden. The aim is to show spiritual need as an important need for Individual development. The documentary can be accessed Here.







Ms. Shriya Seshadri is an upcoming artist based in London, UK. Her work has been steadily drawing attention among art circles. We see her as a promising artist with immense potential. We wish Shriya the best in her career.









Mr. Maris Benadic comes from a poor economic background and lives in Banglore, India. His hard work and interest towards studies has earned him a scholarship from Raman Award committee. We wish Maris the best in his career.



Please contact Award Committee to make a gift or donation towards Raman Award.