"Three Thousand Stitches" is a collection of true stories from Sudha Murty's life, showcasing her experiences and the impactful work done through the Infosys Foundation. The collection features 11 touching stories that challenge human behavior and beliefs. One poignant story recounts her father's assistance to a young, unmarried village girl during her pregnancy, helping her escape from a potentially fatal situation. Decades later, they coincidentally reunite, revealing the girl's successful life as a nurse. Another story highlights the struggles of Indian workers in the Middle East, living in inhumane conditions, with Sudha supporting an NGO to help them return home. Alongside her philanthropic efforts, Sudha also finds time to write and engage with students. Additionally, she shares a lighthearted story with her grandchildren about the mythology of Krishna and his playful interactions in Vrindavan. Overall, Sudha Murty's writing reflects her compassion and commitment to societal betterment.
Three Thousand Stitches- Book review
by Mahendra Sharma 
in
English Book Reviews
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A Pearls of Wisdom Collection from Sudha Murty's Life. This was the first time I was reading Sudha Murty and whatever I had heard about her writing was not just enough. She really has a magic in her pen and a midas touch in words. The stories were made so interesting that one cannot leave without completing.
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