in the chapter ' gender bias ' sudha murthy is portrayed as a lady who is opposed to gender discrimination .true or false
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She was pursuing her M. Tech, course at the Indian institute of science in Bangalore. At that time this institute was known as the Tata Institute. She was the only girl in her postgraduate department.
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The author of this chapter was Sudha Murthy; she was very bright at her studies.
She did not know what helplessness or injustice meant till she come to know about the gender bias prevalent in society. She had done better than most of her male classmates.
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One day she saw an advertisement on the notice board. It was a standard job- a requirement from the famous automobile company, Telco. The author becomes upset when she reads the line ‘‘Lady Candidates need not apply’’ she wrote a postcard to Telco to express her displeasure at the discrimination against women shown by Telco. In reply, she got a telegram from the telco. She was called to appear for an interview at Telco’s Pune office at company expense. She remained successful in the interview and got a job in Pune. She was the first woman to work on the Telco shop floor. After that Telco Company started giving work to women also on its shop floor.