Vidyut Kanya (An Aura of a Woman Engineer)

Vidyut Kanya (An Aura of a Woman Engineer)

Authors: Dr Mrs. Madhuri Joshi,
Format: Paperback | Genre : Society & Social Sciences | Other Book Detail

As far as I can remember, me and my elder sister Sulu, Sulbha was hardly two years older than me, being born in 1952 and 1954 respectively, were called daughters of Sabarmati. As our father was Professor in L.D. College of Engineering, we lived in Ahmedabad. We all had a lot of love for each other! Everyone used to call Sulu, Manu together, as if we were twins. Mom and Dad used to take care of us! Sulu was a little weak and I was stubborn! Growing up I realized she had a weak heart! We used to riot a lot but we also loved each other! Then in 1960, our younger sister Sushma alias Seema was born. She was also very dear to all of us. We used to put numbers to give her a turn.

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Dr Mrs. Madhuri Joshi

Dr Mrs. Madhuri Joshi

Dr Madhuri Joshi is a towering figure in the field of engineering. As a teacher, she has brought passion and emotion to a very analytical and 'dry' subject. Engineering, academia, and literature have shaped her intellectually, and she has left her footprints in all three. She is the elder daughter of renowned electrical engineer and Ex. Director of Technical Education, Late Prof. M.V. Deshpande, and prolific writer, Late Mrs. Sudha Deshpande. Sharpness and studiousness, forward thinking, and readiness to take endless efforts have made it possible for her to excel in engineering, which is a male-dominated field. She stepped quickly into her father's shoes and learning from her mother's exemplary life has enabled her to show what it is to be “Better than the Best”. She has been Professor and Dean, R&D, at College of Engineering, Pune (CoEP). She has flown abroad innumerable times to deliver lectures on rather tough topics such as “Image Processing”. She has volunteered at and worked as an office bearer of professional organisations at national and International level, such as the IEEE (USA), IET (UK), IE (I), and IETE (I). Despite her technical writing and achievements, she is a poet at heart and has written two anthologies of poems titled –'Manasvel' and 'Akshar Sopan'. Yet another anthology titled 'Vidyut Kanya' is going to be published today. This anthology is a sketch of her life, of all the tough and happy times, all the enlightening guides she met with, and subsequent ups and downs of her bright and direction-giving journey. It is not only a literary treasure for the generations to come, but also an honest narration of experiences of almost half a century in the field of engineering. It will, without any doubt, prove to be a leading light for the emerging, nascent engineers, students, and writers. I extend my heart-felt best wishes to Dr Mrs. Madhuri Joshi and her writing in the future!