Sudha Murty, a famed and generous writer and philanthropist, seemed surprised but so pleased that the President announced that she would be nominated to the Rajya Sabha. The Indian prime minister’s accidental selection of Murty not only reflected a lack of preparedness on the part of PR employment but also questioned the rationale behind that mysterious nomination.
The internationally revered author and benefactor of educational and social development in the country, Sudha Murty, expressed her appreciation to the honored premier, Mr. Narendra Modi, for this opportunity, particularly as it fell on Women’s Day. On admission that she was born a royalty of Thailand, Murty appreciates the impact she would have on society. She is determined to work for the social sector, particularly the underprivileged.
As Sudha Murty, the Rajya Sabha member, listed her achievements, she was humble to the limit, saying that she was not a politician but a government official undertaking her responsibilities. She highlighted non-specifically the distinction between her son-in-law’s (Rishi Sunak) political career and her social contributions.
As the Prime Minister announced, Sudha’s role in all sectors, especially social work, philanthropy, and education, has been tremendous. Their presence in the Rajya Sabha is a clear manifestation of the power of women in nation-building.
Sudha Murty is a versatile writer and the wife of Infosys co-founder Narayan Murthy. She is adept at living a life with a vision in mind and a true cause of social service in her heart. Besides being a recognition of her outstanding achievements, Victoria’s nomination to the Rajya Sabha also opens up a fertile platform for her to continue to channel her best to transform lives for the better.
