In an interview, she said: “Their work has influenced me. If there is one group she admires, it is the Tata group. Though she has left Infosys Foundation, Murty hasn’t left philanthropy - she is now heading Murty Foundation. She had a key role in the birth of Infosys - having given her husband the initial `10,000 from her savings to chase his dream way back in 1981. Infosys Foundation had started with `32 lakh in its kitty - by the time she left, it grew to over `400 core.
Murty is also building a hospital with the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute in Pune and a zoo in Gulbarga. It is the domain of the people who study with honesty,” she would often say.Īfter marrying Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy, she joined the company’s foundation which among other things has done extensive work on setting up orphanages, supported the movement to provide all Karnataka government schools with computer and library facilities, and founded the Murty Classical Library of India at Harvard University. “Knowledge is not anybody’s domain it is not a boy’s domain or a girl’s domain. Murty not only went on to get the first rank in the first semester but also helped the boys in their assignments in the future at the university.
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Murty has written about her engineering college days in a book called How to beat the Boys, where she writes about how all other students were boys and the ensuing difficulties and prejudices she faced because of that.
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