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A ’70s ROMANCE

For the Murthys, life is all about learning and improving. Sudha Murty, who is stepping into a new chapter in her life as a nominated member of the Rajya Sabha, puts it thus: “for learning, age no bar”. It comes as no surprise then that it was the love of books that first brought the two of were introduced by a mutual friend in Pune in the mid-1970s. “I knew the only hope I had of impressing her was with my impressive array of books,” reminisced Narayana Murthy. Among the unusual authors in his collection was the Hungarian-British humorist George Mikes. “She was very much impressed by George Mikes, not so much by me. And that was good enough for me,” he quipped.

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