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Tessy ThomasTessy Thomas was born in April 1963 in Alappuzha, Kerala. Her father was a small businessman and her mother a homemaker. She completed her graduation in engineering from Government Engineering College, Thrissur.She also has an M.Tech in Guided Missile from the Institute of Armament Technology, Pune (now known as the Defence Institute of Advanced Technology).Her proclivity towards rockets and missiles stems from the fact that she grew up near a rocket launching station.Tessy was appointed as the Project Director for 5,000 km range Agni-V in 2009. The missile was successfully tested on 19 April, 2012.She is often referred to as ‘Agniputri’ or one born of fire, after the missiles she has helped develop.She married Saroj Kumar, who is now a commander in the Indian Navy. They have a son Tejas.Roshni Nadar MalhotraRanked at 57, Roshni Nadar Malhotra is the Executive Director and the CEO of HCL Enterprise, is the only child of HCL’s founder, Shiv Nadar. A trained classical musician too, Roshni grew up in Delhi, studied at Vasant Valley School and graduated from Northwestern University majoring in Communication with a focus on Radio, TV & Film.:-Executive Director and the CEO of HCL EnterpriseShe also graduated with a Masters in Business Administration from the Kellogg School of Management. Within a year of her joining, she became the executive director and CEO of HCL Corporation.She also serves as the trustee of the Shiv Nadar Foundation, which runs the not-for-profit Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar College of Engineering in Chennai. She was awarded NDTV’s Young Philanthropist of the Year 2014 and Vogue India’s ‘Philanthropist of the Year’ award. She also chairs VidyaGyan Leadership Academy under the Shiv Nadar Foundation.3. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Chairman and managing director of Biocon LimitedBorn on 23 March 1953, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is the chairman and managing director of Biocon Limited, a biotechnology company based in Bengaluru and the chairperson of IIM-Bangalore.The 64-year-old was the only woman to study Malting and Brewing course in Australia’s Federation University as early as 1974. She switched jobs in Melbourne, Kolkata and Baroda, before getting the opportunity start a joint venture with Ireland’s Biocon Biochemicals Limited. She was given the responsibility to establish its Indian arm. What began as its operations in India in the garage of Kiran’s rented house in Bengaluru in 1978, today is ruling the biotechnology scene in India. Her successful reflects on how she was single-handedly able to get independent control of the biotechnology company in a matter of 20 years.Shobhana Bhartia, Chairperson and Editorial Director of the Hindustan Times GroupShobhana Bhartia is the Chairperson and Editorial Director of the Hindustan Times Group, one of India’s leading newspaper and media houses, which she inherited from her father, industrialist KK Birla.She grew up in Kolkata and studied at Loreto House. She graduated from Calcutta University. When Bhartia joined Hindustan Times in 1986, she was the first woman chief executive of a national newspaper. Considered one of the forces behind the transformation of Hindustan Times ‘into a bright, young paper,’ she looks after editorial and financial aspects. She raised over Rs. 4 billion through a public equity launch of HT Media in September 2005.She received the Global Leader of Tomorrow award from the World Economic Forum in 1996, Outstanding Business Woman of the Year in 2001 by PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry, and National Press India Award in 1992. She was one of the first Padma Shri award nominees in 2005 for journalism. She also served as a nominated member of the Rajya Sabha from 2006 to 2012.Suneeta Reddy Managing director, Apollo Hospitals EnterpriseAge: 59 yearsManaging director, Apollo Hospitals EnterpriseSuneeta Reddy is the Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals, Asia’s foremost and trusted healthcare provider. A member of the founding family, Suneeta Reddy started working with Apollo Hospitals in 1989. Under her stewardship Apollo Hospitals has emerged as a forerunner of integrated healthcare and it has a robust presence across the healthcare spectrum; the Group has touched the lives of over 50 million individuals from 140 countries.Spearheading the finance and strategy functions, Suneeta Reddy was instrumental in bringing the first FDI into healthcare in India and subsequently in taking the organization to the international equity markets through a successful GDR.Alice G VaidyanAge: 59 yearsChairman and managing director, General Insurance Corporation of India (GIC Re)Alice Vaidyan holds a post graduate degree in English literature and has trained at Harvard Business School, Boston, USA.She is a Fellow of the Insurance Institute of India and is the first lady officer to assume the post of Chairman-cum-Managing Director of GIC Re and the first lady chairman-cum-managing director in the public-sector insurance industry under Ministry of Finance in India. She has over 30 years of experience in the Indian insurance and reinsurance industry. She has won several national and international awards.Mallika SrinivasanAge: 58 yearsChairman and CEO, Tractors and Farm Equipment (TAFE)Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer of Tractors and Farm Equipment Limited, a tractor major incorporated in 1960 at Chennai, India. She is on the Board of AGCO Corporation – United States, Tata Steel Limited and Tata Global Beverages Limited.She is a member of the Executive Board of the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, the Governing Board of the Rural Technology And Business Incubator of the Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai and the Bharathidasan Institute of ManagementNirmala Sitharaman :-Nirmala Sitharaman is the second women Defense Minister of India. She is the first full-time women Defense Minister of India.She is associated with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). She joined the BJP in 2006. She is the former Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Finance and Coporate Affairs. She is a BJP leader from a pro-Congress family. She is an avid reader and maintains her personal Twitter handle @nsitharaman. Sitharaman laid the foundation of School Pranava in Hyderabad. An alumnus of Jawaharlal Nehru University, she had served at Pricewater Coopers and BBC World Service.Mary kom:-Chungneijang Mary Kom Hmangte, popularly known as Mary kom, born in Manipur, is an Indian Olympic boxer. She is the only female to make a six times winning record of World Amateur Boxing Championship and the only female boxer to win a medal in each of the total seven world championships.Mary Kom became the first Indian woman boxer to win a Gold Medal in the Asian Games in 2014 in South Korea and is also the first Indian woman boxer to win gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.The Government of Manipur has conferred on her the title “Meethoi Leima”. She has also been felicitated with Padma Bhushan, Arjuna Award, Padma Shri, Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award and many more.A Hindi Biopic film ‘Mary Kom’ has also been made about her life which was released in 2014.Atishi Marlena;-Atishi Marlena was involved in strengthening regulations on private school fees and organising parent-teacher meetings, including the largest such meet in Delhi in 2017.Better known as the Education architect of Delhi govt. schools.Marlena was also instrumental in shaping the Happiness Curriculum designed to increase the “happiness equality” levels of students. She is said to be involved in strengthening regulations on private school fees and organising parent-teacher meetings, including the largest such meet in Delhi in 2017. As many as 1,041 schools had participated in the meet.Sudha Murthy:-Brilliant, Brave & Badass, Sudha Murthy Is The Kind Of Role Model We Women Need Todayhey show in movies that women who sport black clothing, wacky hairdo, tattoos and pull off crazy stunts are badass, but do they know that a woman dressed in a simple cotton dhoti can be a total badass in real life? Mother Teresa was one of those women. And Padma Shri Sudha Murthy is yet another name that goes on that list.Ms. Murthy is all women in one. She is a determined doer, a globetrotter, a resilient social worker, a brilliant engineer, a homemaker, an author and she keeps adding more roles to her persona. She faced difficult choices when it was a man-only tech world, she was daring enough to flaunt a bob haircut in the late 60s, which was in itself a scandal back then, and later on became a significant part and the backbone of Infosys.In the 1960s, Sudha was the first woman to enroll in engineering when it was considered a male domain.It was such a 'men' thing then that there did not even exist a women’s toilet in the campus. Being the only female in 150 students, spilled ink on her chair and paper airplanes being thrown her way were how her days were like. Everyone knew her marks before the exam results were announced and her scores were the first thing up on the wall. But Sudha was unfazed because she had a bigger goal in place.

The answer is, “of course not.” There are so many examples.I can start off with this one I wrote about. He started his career in his mid 40s and became a billionaire.But there are many other examples:A) Laura Ingalls Wilder (author of “Little Women”) published her first novel at age 65B) Colonel Sanders (who was only an honorary colonel) started his first KFC at age 65. Sold it in 1964 for $2 million when there were 900 of them.C) Tim Zagat started Zagat’s at the age of 51.D) Raymond Chandler’s first novel came out at 51.E) Rodney Dangerfield was a used-car salesman well into his 40s before switching to comedyF) Gandhi’s political career started at age 61G) Frank Mccort wrote his first novel in his 60s.And so on.Focus on having high quality of life into old age. You have to plant those seeds now. Then today’s 50 is yesterday’s 25.Take for eample this post I wrote other day about a guy who started his career over at the age of 48 and went on to be an international success:I asked Rodney Dangerfield what was the craziest thing he ever saw at three in the morning. Without skipping a beat he said, “Her husband came home!”We talked some more. He was more somber than I thought he would be. He told me how he was an aluminum siding salesman and then when he was in his mid 40s he got sick of it and he was depressed. He had a mid-life crisis. He decided to get back into comedy (he had utterly failed at it in his 20s). When he was 48 he started the comedy club “Dangerfields” which became the biggest comedy club in NYC for some time. From aluminum siding salesman to comedy impresario at the age of 48. He had all the best comedians perform there. “I’m the one who first had Jim Carrey perform!” he told meWe talked some more but I forget the conversation. I remember being obsessed with one thing, telling him how inspirational it was that he made a change so late in life (I was 28 at the time and even then wondering how it can be possible to switch careers) and totally changed the direction of his life, career, everything. He seemed proud of this and would tell more stories of the change.Afterwards, I was standing on the sidewalk watching him walk to his car. George Carlin, who I had to interview next, leaned over, pointed at Dangerfield, and said, “that guy is totally high right now.” Of course I’m name dropping. I’ll tell you one more thing about George Carlin. One time I went to see him perform at Radio City Music Hall for an HBO special. I took a date. She casually mentioned some guy she was friends with.Being hopelessly insecure, I asked her if she “liked him”. She got a disgusted look on her face and said, “how can you even ask me that?” The lights went down then, the show was starting. And then for the rest of the show I didn’t pay any attention and I was upset that I had blown it with her. I don't think I laughed once at anything George Carlin was saying.Then later, people who watched it on TV kept saying they saw me in the audience. Apparently a friend of mine was doing all the camera work and he told me, as a joke to me, he kept going right in close on my face for audience reactions. And since I was upset the entire time the reactions were not good.Oh, one more thing. My friend doing the camera work once told me, “I have a pickup line that always works but you can never tell anyone.”I said, “ok, no problem. I promise I will never use it or mention it to anyone.”We were in his office. He had hours and hours of videotape of Ultimate Fighting Championships so that was on in the background. Ultimate Fighting usually involved one guy pinning another guy down very quickly so you couldn’t see what was happening as the guy on top broke one finger at a time of the guy on the bottom even after the guy had already pounded the floor, signaling “stop”.I have another story where I had breakfast with the guy who ran the Ultimate Fighting Championships ( the girl who I went to the George Carlin event with introduced us) but that’s for another time.“So tell me the pickup line,” I said.It only works on girls from Canada, he said. But if a girl says “I’m from Canada”, you ask, “Really? What street?"At a talk I gave in Canada once I used that line and they all sort of groaned. Don’t use that if you are actually IN Canada.Back to Rodney Dangerfield. I can’t think of a single movie or appearance of his I didn’t like. Caddyshack, when it came out with Dangerfield, Chevy Chase, and Bill Murray, was the funniest move I had ever seen at the time. “Back to School” was hilarious. And so on.I liked how his humor was so instant and spontaneous. How he could immediately look and act completely crazy. His humor was not only physical but he had a catch phrase that seemed particular to him while he said it but was something we all instantly relate to, “I get no respect.” This ultimate self-deprecation catapulted his career for decades.But he was also an inspiration. That you can go from being an aluminum siding salesman in your 40s and you can be, frankly, hideously ugly and look like nothing is going your way (“I get no respect” comes from experience) and then starting from scratch become one of the biggest comedians and box office stars ever is inspiring to me.There’s lots of things that I wanted to do in my twenties that I never succeeded in. Writing a novel, for instance. I wrote four or five (depending on how you define “novel”) and sent them around to dozens of agents and publishers and got rejected everywhere. I wrote a comic book script for the DC character “Delirium” and never got a response. I was inspired by all of Alan Moore’s and Neil Gaiman’s comic books and read every comic I could but it wasn’t enough. I wanted to be a PhD in Computer Science but was thrown out. I wrote a spec script for “The Larry Sanders Show”. But nothing. I tried shooting two documentaries. I even had as a New Years resolution last year to try standup comedy but it’s hard when you go to sleep by 8pm every night.But anything can change at any time. A few years ago I was having coffee with a friend of mine whose book was being published the very next day. He was depressed. “Sales are going to suck,” he said. “This is it for me.” It was his third or fourth book and the last one had not sold well.No way, I said, this will be a bestseller.But I was just being encouraging. His life changed overnight (the book was Freakonomics) and his career is still catapulting upwards in ways that I’m sure are still surprising to him when he wakes up in the morning.Every day we wake up a new person. We can forget that and too easily reattach to our past: “I’m too old. I’m too ugly. I didn’t get the right education. I don’t live in the right city. I don’t have the right contacts. I don’t have any skills. I don’t know how to even get started.” And so on. We give ourselves excuses so we can continue our life of depressive misery.Rodney Dangerfield was clinically depressed all his life. He took medication (often self-medicated) for depression every day for the last 60 years of his life. He had every excuse to never make any changes, including the all-encompassing one, “I get no respect.”Today I’m going to download Caddyshack, his first big hit. He was not supposed to be such a major character in it. But he steals every scene. I haven’t watched the movie in maybe 20 years. But it made me laugh. Every day I want to leave my life open for changes. I want to stay one step ahead of the excuses that try to drag me back down into hell. But today I want to laugh.Note: I answer this and similar questions in http://www.jamesaltucher.com/category/askjames/

These women have made contributions and excelled in their fields, from sports to cinema and from literature to music, have a round-up of talented women lined up . Take a look.:::::::::::::::::Miss Mary Kom ( first woman to win 6 World Championships):::::::::::::::::::Chungneijang Mary Kom Hmangte, known as Mary kom, born in Manipur, is an Olympic boxer. She is the only female to make a six times winning record of World Amateur Boxing Championship and the only female boxer to win a medal in each of the total seven world championships.Mary Kom became the first Indian woman boxer to win a Gold Medal in the Asian Games in 2014 in South Korea and is also the first Indian woman boxer to win gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.The Government of Manipur has conferred on her the title “Meethoi Leima”.Meaning of “Meethoi Leima”:::>>great or exceptional lady:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Sudha Murthy:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Brilliant, Brave & Badass, Sudha Murthy Is The Kind Of Role Model We Women Need TodayShow in movies that women who sport black clothing, wacky hairdo, tattoos and pull off crazy stunts are badass, but do they know that a woman dressed in a simple cotton dhoti can be a total badass in real life? Mother Teresa was one of those women. And Padma Shri Sudha Murthy is yet another name that goes on that list.Ms. Murthy is all women in one. She is a determined doer, a globetrotter, a resilient social worker, a brilliant engineer, a homemaker, an author and she keeps adding more roles to her persona. She faced difficult choices when it was a man-only tech world, she was daring enough to flaunt a bob haircut in the late 60s, which was in itself a scandal back then, and later on became a significant part and the backbone of Infosys.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Chairman and managing director of Biocon Limited::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is the chairman and managing director of Biocon Limited, a biotechnology company based in Bengaluru and the chairperson of IIM-Bangalore.The 64-year-old was the only woman to study Malting and Brewing course in Australia’s Federation University as early as 1974. She switched jobs in Melbourne, Kolkata and Baroda, before getting the opportunity start a joint venture with Ireland’s Biocon Biochemicals Limited. She was given the responsibility to establish its Indian arm. What began as its operations in India in the garage of Kiran’s rented house in Bengaluru in 1978, today is ruling the biotechnology scene in India. Her successful reflects on how she was single-handedly able to get independent control of the biotechnology company in a matter of 20 years.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Anuja Chauhan:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::The Anuja Chauhan is one of India’s most popular contemporary authors and advertisers. She is often described as the best writer of the Indian commercial fiction genre.Chauhan worked in the renowned ad agency J.Walter Thompson, India for over 17 years, eventually becoming Vice President and Executive Creative Director before quitting in 2010 to pursue a full-time career in literature.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Sania Mirza::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::This lady was formerly ranked No. 1 in the women’s double rankings in tennis. With her passion and strong skill in the sport, she has established herself as the most successful Indian tennis player ever as well as one of the highest-paid athletes in India.Besides winning a whole lot of medals, this incredible woman was honored with the country’s highest award for achievement in sports – the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award. We can’t help but be awestruck by her determination, accomplishments.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Tessy Thomas:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Tessy Thomas was born in April 1963 in Alappuzha, Kerala. Her father was a small businessman and her mother a homemaker. She completed her graduation in engineering from Government Engineering College, Thrissur.She also has an M.Tech in Guided Missile from the Institute of Armament Technology, Pune (now known as the Defence Institute of Advanced Technology).Her proclivity towards rockets and missiles stems from the fact that she grew up near a rocket launching station.Tessy was appointed as the Project Director for 5,000 km range Agni-V in 2009. The missile was successfully tested on 19 April, 2012.She is often referred to as ‘Agniputri’ or one born of fire, after the missiles she has helped develop.She married Saroj Kumar, who is now a commander in the Indian Navy. They have a son Tejas.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, ( PV Sindhu)::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, known as PV Sindhu, is an Indian professional badminton player and the first Indian woman to win an Olympic silver medal.Born on July 5, 1995, in Hyderabad, Sindhu is also one of the two Indian badminton players to ever win an Olympic medal, the other being Saina Nehwal.The ace shuttler came to international attention when she broke into the top 20 of the BWF World Ranking in September 2012 at the age of 17, and has featured in the top 10 of the world rankings, for most parts of her career.Sindhu was born to P V Ramana and Vijaya in Hyderabad. Both her parents were national level, volleyball players. Sindhu started playing badminton at the age of eight and then joined Gopichand Badminton Academy.Sindhu’s first major recognition came in the form of the 5th Servo All India ranking championship in the under-10 category.In the under-13 category, she won the doubles titles at the Sub-Junior Nationals and the All India Ranking in Pune.At the 51st National School Games in India, she won the gold medal in the under-14 category.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Hima Das:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Hima Das is a 19-year-old Indian sprinter from the state of Assam. She became the first Indian woman — indeed the first ever Indian athlete — to win a gold medal in any format of a global track event at IAAF World U20 Championships when she clocked a speed of 51.46 seconds. Born on January 9, 2000, to rice farmers in Dhing village of Assam’s Nagaon district, Das won five back-to-back gold medals in about a month in Czech Republic in July 2019.Das mainly takes part in women’s 400-metre, 200-metre and 4x400-metre relays. At Asian Games in 2018, she won a silver medal in the 4×400-metre mixed relay. She also set an Indian U20 record of 51.32 seconds to finish sixth in the Commonwealth Games 400m final in Gold Coast in April 2018. In September 2018, Adidas signed an endorsement deal with Hima Das. She was also conferred with Arjuna Award by the President of India on September 25, 2018.Das passed her 12th examination from Assam Higher Secondary Education Council in May 2019. Recently, the Bannerghatta Biological Park named a tigress cub as 'Hima' to honour Indian athlete Hima Das.The list of Hima Das’ records in July 2019:July 2, 2019: Hima Das bagged 200m gold in Poznan Athletics Grand Prix in Poland in 23.65 seconds.July 7, 2019: Hima Das won 200m gold at the Kutno Athletics Meet in Poland in 23.97 seconds.July 13, 2019: Das won 200m gold at the Kladno Athletics Meet in the Czech Republic in 23.43 seconds.July 17, 2019: Das won a gold medal in the 200m race at Tabor Athletics Meet Czech Republic in 23.25 seconds.July 20, 2019: Das won a gold medal in the 400-metre event in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic, in 52.09 seconds.