Inspirational Saturday

  Sudha Narayan Murthy is an Indian author, teacher, social worker, and chairperson of India’s second-largest IT Company. She is also a recipient of one of the highest civilian awards (Padma Shri) in 2006.     Sudha Murthy was born on 19 august 1950 in Shiggaon, Karnataka, as she is a daughter of a surgeon, most of her childhood time was spent with her grandparents. This childhood experience of her life gave her an opportunity to feel and experience the beauty of the real-life world.   These childhood experience, later on, becomes the phenomenal basis for her first notable work, in form of the story entitled “How I taught my grandmother to read” and Broadcast her passion for writing to the world She completed her B.E in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from B.V.B College of Engineering and Technology Standing 1st in university and getting awarded the gold medal from then chief minister of Karnataka. She also completed her M.E in Computer science from the Indian Inst

“ Challenges are a part of our lives; it’s our response to them that decides our destiny.” Mirabai Chanu an Indian weightlifter, unknown to no one has a lot to say us about challenges and destiny. Mirabai Chanu was born in a poor family in Nongpok Kackching a small village in Manipur, India. She was the youngest of the six children her parents had. When she was just 10 years old she used to go with his brother four years elder to her to a nearby hill to collect bundle of sticks. On her regular routine one day, her brother found it difficult to lift the bundle of sticks, but the weight of sticks was much less than Mirabai’s ability to lift up the objects. To her brother’s surprise she carried that weight for about 2km very easily!! After reaching home she realized that the work would have been much easier if they had a bullock cart but she soon realized that they can’t afford it. Then a small 10 year old girl decided that she will practice weightlifting, win a gold medal in competition,