As the wife of Prime Minister , Germencik araç kiralama Akshata Murty is one of the most influential women in the UK.
But when it comes to her personal life, the billionaire heiress, 42, relies heavily on her mother Sudha, according to those closest to Akshata.   
Earlier this week, published a new profile on the mother-of-two - which was reportedly given the green-light by Akshata herself. 
As well as delving into how , friends of the PM's wife also described children's author Sudha, 72, as the 'underestimated force in her daughter's life'. 
Rishi Sunka and Akshata pictured on their wedding day in Bangalore in 2009 with the bride's parents Sudha and Narayana Murthy, who has been dubbed 'India's Bill Gates'
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Born in August 1950, Sudha grew up in the small village of Shiggaon in south-west India and was the daughter of doctor R.H. Kulkarni and Vimala, a local school teacher.
In her short story A Tale of Many Tales, the author explains how her mother encouraged her to write in a diary everyday - which she now credits as 'inadvertently improving her expression and Efeler araç kiralama adding clarity to her ideas.'
But despite having a talent for writing from an early age, the mother-of-two studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at college and went on to obtain a postgraduate qualification in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Science. 
Children's author Sudha Murthy pictured at Infosys' Library in Bangalore in 2022
Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murthy pictured at a red carpet event in February 2022 
After graduation, Sudha applied for a job as an engineer on Tata automotive production line - despite the fact the advert specifically said it would not consider female applicants. 
According to Tatler, Akshata's mother wrote a 'feisty postcard' to the CEO of the company JRD Tata, who was 'impressed' by her argument and gave her the job. 
It was while she was working for Tata that Sudha met her husband Narayana Murthy, Bozdoğan Efeler araç kiralama kiralama 76, who went on to found the tech company Infosys, which is valued at $85bn.
The publication reports that Sudha wanted to join the company in its infancy but that her husband, who has been dubbed 'India's Bill Gates' due to his role pioneering the country's tech boom, adopted the policy that married couples should not work together.