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Coffee with BS: Meet Sudha Murty, the technocrat-turned-children's writer

Murty, who was awarded the Padma Bhushan last week, tells Chintan Girish Modi why she thinks kids connect with her as a grandmother

Sudha Murty
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Sudha Murty

Chintan Girish Modi
On a sunny Friday morning with a slight nip in the air, I set out to meet Sudha Murty. The hotel that I am staying at is just a couple of minutes away from the Jaipur Marriott where she has been put up; so I walk. The engineer, author and philanthropist, also the chairperson of the Infosys Foundation, is scheduled to speak at the Jaipur Literature Festival today. She has carved out a 30-minute slot for me from her hectic schedule. Once I say goodbye, she will still have an hour to herself before she’s whisked away for her festival

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