Humans of DV: Week 4
Amrita Himmatraopet, Aditi Praveen, Ritika Sabharwal, and Mahika Arya
This week on Humans of DV: a guitarist, a woman in STEM, a cricket player and DV’s beloved Mrs. Basu. Stay tuned every Saturday for a new installation of this feature and make sure to catch last week’s profiles here if you missed them.
“Many people can play guitar, but you have to play the guitar right.”
Nithin Senthil “Many years ago, my sister played the piano and I really wanted to play an instrument. So, I tried playing the piano too, but it didn't really work out for me … I went to the drums, [and] that didn't work out either. So, I started playing guitar and I really loved it. It's just the with the guitar you can do so many different things — it’s not limited to just playing the strin...
“My family is full of strong women and they inspire me to be better.”
Deeya Bodas “What I like about coding is that it allows you to see everything through a very simple point of view. It’s basically like trying to teach a first grader how to do something; you have to tell [the code] every single instruction and make sure that it’s understandable. Also, a lot of the things you do in the modern world can be implemented through coding ... Oftentimes, I go into hacka...
“Cricket helps me relax.”
Geetika Kodali “I started playing cricket three years ago because I saw my friends playing and felt like playing too. I enrolled in an academy and practiced three times a week. I am passionate about cricket and while playing, I just forget about school and stuff, so I enjoy the sport. It also helps me chill and have fun with my team. I am the captain of a team in San Ramon and play at pitches ...
“Education is a wealth that no one can steal from you.”
Mrs. Minu Basu “I was born and brought up [in Mumbai]. I come from a low-middle-class family, so education was super important for me. We lived in a very small apartment — 250 square feet. I went to a girls-only school. After I finished my bachelor’s and master’s … I started teaching in a college in India. I got married and came to the U.S. … when I was 25. I didn’t know how to ...
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