Three Indian-origin scientists selected by the Royal Society

London:Three Indian scientists have been elected as members of the UK Royal Society.This honor is credited to the world's top scientists for services made in the field of science.Krishna Chatarjee from Cambridge University, Subhashkhot New York University and Yadvinder Malhi of Oxford University were selected from .By 2017,50 have been selected.Royal Society was the first Indian president and Nobel winner Venky Ramakrishnan welcomed the latest developments.Krishna Chatterjee has been recognized for research and discoveries on genetic disorders related to thyroid gland.Environmentalist Yadavindar Malhhi has been recognized for research on issues such as Subhashkhot, Climate Change, and Downtrodden for Computer Services.