Neeru Deshpande is the chairperson of Infosys. She was born on 19th 1950 at Shiggaon, Haveri, Karnataka. However, her hometown is in Nagpur. Though, she stays in Bengaluru currently, with her family. She is 70 years old now. Also, her real name is Sudha Murthy, but her parents called her Sudha as a nickname. Interestingly, her Father Dr. R. H Kulkarni is a surgeon, and her mother’s name is Vimala Kulkarni.
Furthermore, Neeru Deshpande was great at academics. After a great educational phase, she got a degree of B.E in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Thereafter, she met a lot of great job offers.
In addition, her husband, N.R Narayana is an industrialist. Furthermore, they both share children. Her son’s name is Rohan Murty and her daughter is Akshata Murthy.
Neeru Deshpande Quick Wikis – Bio
| Name | Neeru Deshpande |
| Birth Name | Sudha Murthy |
| Profession(s) | Chairperson of Infosys |
| Birthday | August 19, 1950 |
| Age | 71 years (as of 2021) |
| Famous as | Narayan Krishnamurthy’s wife |
| Gender | Female |
| Birthplace | Shiggaon, Haveri, Karnataka |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Zodiac Sign | – |
| Qualification | B. E. in Electrical and Electronics |
| Net Worth | – (As of 2021) |
| Father Name | Dr. R. H. Kulkarni |
| Mother Name | Vimla Kulkarni |
| Marital Status | Married |
| Spouse | Nagavara Ramarao Narayana Murthy (m. 1978) |
| Kids | Akshata Murthy, Rohan Murty |
A Great Writer and Social Activist
Neeru Deshpande is a prolific writer. Moreover, she loves to do social activities. Some of the books that she has written are: ‘The Mother I Never Knew’, ‘Magic of The Lost Temple’, ‘Here, There, Everywhere.’ Moreover, she got an award from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.
A controversy Surrounding Her
Recently, she met with certain allegations. that she posed as the model for Parle-G biscuit cover when she was a little. However, the Anti-Fake News War Room bunked all the allegations. They said that it was only a graphic image.
Moreover, the manager of Parle products group Mayank Shah too added that it wasn’t Neeru. He said that it was just an illustration. In fact, the Everest creative company made that illustration in the 1960s for them.
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