Who was the first Indian to win a Nobel Peace Prize?

Who was the first Indian to win a Nobel Peace Prize?

  • Correct Answer: Mother Teresa
  • Rabindranath Tagore
  • C.V. Raman
  • Amartya Sen

Explanation: Mother Teresa was the first Indian to win a Nobel Peace Prize.

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