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Sudha Murthy: From Hubbali's Roots to Infosys Icon
A Trailblazing Journey as Tata Motors' First Woman Engineer and Padma Bhushan Awardee


In the small town of Hubbali, Karnataka, a young girl named Sudha Murthy dreamt of making her mark in the world of engineering, a field traditionally dominated by men. Her relentless determination and academic brilliance led her to the prestigious Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
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Sudha's groundbreaking achievement came when she became the first female engineer at Tata Motors, facing and overcoming numerous challenges in a male-dominated industry. Her tenure at Tata Motors set a precedent and opened doors for many women in engineering.​

Beyond her engineering accomplishments, Sudha Murthy's contributions to society are immense. As the chairperson of the Infosys Foundation, she has led numerous initiatives in education, healthcare, and rural development.
Her efforts have transformed countless lives and communities, earning her the Padma Bhushan, one of India's highest civilian honors.
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Sudha Murthy's journey is an inspiring tale of breaking barriers and making a lasting impact on society through resilience and dedication.
