Amartya Sen, was born on November 3, 1933 in Bengali, India. He is an Indian economist who won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1998 for contributing his thoughts on welfare economics (welfare economics) and social choice theory, and also for its attention to the problems faced by the poorest groups of people. Amartya Sen completed her education at the Presidency College in India and the University of Cambridge, England.

Amartya Sen is very widely known through her works which discuss the causes of hunger, which encourages her to develop practical solutions to protect or limit the real consequences, or at least the ability to deal with food shortages.