Agricultural labourer to CEO of a Company (MS. Jyothi Reddy)

Every successful story has a painful beginning

and every painful beginning has a successful ending ..... Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam...

Do you think it is just a common statement. It is not a mere statement. A philosophy of life. It is not even a mere philosophy of life, It is an alarming, compassionate, soothing and profound answer to all the questions that always chant in your mind. A right and correct response to the pains that you experience in the early phases of life. It is said No pains ,No gains. Multimillionere Bill gates has rightly said ' If you are born poor, it is not your mistake but if you die poor it is your mistake.’

Let me elucidate , narrate and bring into lime light of an eye opening , mesmerizing and inspiring life story of a lady who was just an agricultural labour, worked for Rs. 5 per day until 1989 now became CEO of Keys software solutions in USA and making millions of money and serving the grass roots of Indian society. Is it awe striking and jaw dropping for you ? but you need to believe and accept because you are all going to witness her, listen to her and even talk to her very soon. She is none other than Mrs. D. Anil Jyothi Reddy.

I know You become more enthusiastic and eager to know how a mediocre village woman could surpass all the obstacles of domestic as well as financial and made her dreams realized. Her success is not limited to her or her own family, the social service that she renders to the needy folk of society inspires many corporate giants to extend their hand with her to help the needy. The financial support that she renders is not a big issue when it is compared to her life story which has become a living example for millions to take her as inspiration and face the challenges with brave heart. Now many women take haer as an example and coming out with courageous hearts to brake the limiting believes as well as glass ceiling which condense their actual growth according to their innate potential.

Now here are some of the important phases in her much instigating story of her life. I know many of you even feel the warmth in your heart and wet your eyes and burst into tears by becoming panic. No.. If you intend to become so..it is not liked by either Jyothi Reddy or us ..What we expect you to recharge your selves , pump the inspired blood to each and every artery , energize each and every cell, strengthen your muscles, expand your perception break your limiting beliefs, burst your comfort zone, stop blaming the environment and re-define your goal and aim at the sky and gigantic your image…….yes, yes…..we are sure that you will .. you will…. Make it possible.

CHILDHOOD:

D. Anila Jyothi Reddy was born in Narasimhula Gudem in Hanumakonda mandal, Warangal District as eldest of four children to a common peasant who has lost his employment during emergency. His father was joined in Army but could not continue because of his attachment with the family. The military training that he had, the attitude that he developed, was given to her as inheritance. As it was very difficult for the family to meet the both the ends, he was forced to join Jyothi Reddy BALASADAN, a government orphanage at Hanumakonda as amother less child.

From 5th class to 10th class Jyothi Reddy stayed in orphanage by having solitary life away from home. She used to await if anyone would come and render some help. Particularly during winter season when she used to shiver like anything as her blankets were torn. May be this had a strong influence in her sub conscious and drive her to orphanages often and help the children with all that they require among all the love and feeling of belongingness. Even during summer she never used to go to her village, she used to stay in warden’s house and did all the house hold work for which she was fed.

The empathy that she shows on all the orphans is gained through her own bitter experiences. Recently she made a representation to the Government of India with all her allies to legislate the Rights of the Orphans. She strongly believes the words of Mother Teresa… “ The worst disease in the world is neither poverty nor other, lack of feeling of belongingness, being unwanted is the worst ”. Whenever she visits the Orphanages in India she prefers to spend more time with the orphans. Even they rejoice her company… “ she is more than mother to me’’ says Ranjitha, an orphan who is being sponsored by Jyothi. If you see many college students keep on blaming their environment and parents when they fail to satisfy their wants. A sincere advice to them to visit any orphanage at least once in a year. You better understand the real pain of the life and appreciate what you really have.

MARRIAGE: 

Mrs Jyothi Reddy passed 10th class with good marks and she dreamed to continue her education. But her parents have contrary plans. At the age of just 16 they performed her marriage with Mr. SangiReddy because of their dire financial position. It is quiet common in rural India, many parents of girl child treat them as burden and try to remove the burden as soon as possible and perform marriage at an early stage. She was innocent and not knowing much about marital life.. time passed ..by the age of eighteen she became mother of two girls. It was very difficult for her to provide the basic needs of her children to feed them and to look after.

EARLY CAREER :

Strong determination to take care of her children made her to persuade her mother-in-law and husband to work in the agriculture to work for money. She worked for Rs. 5 per day as agriculture labour. Many other people who worked along with her on field were impressed by her attitude taught her the basics of hard work of peasants. She worked from 1986 to 89 on field till she got an interesting turn in 1989. Nehru Yuvak Kendra (NYK) started a night school in the village to teach the basic education for adults. As there was no graduate from the village and Jyothi was the only available option, they appointed her as the volunteer to educate the adults after giving some training. It fetched her Rupees 150 per month. She gathered all the co workers in the evenings to the Centre and taught them the basic education with unique play way methods. The Inspection authorities were very much impressed by the initiative and dedication of Jyothi as the volunteer and appointed her Mandal Prerak of Hanumakonda.

ACADEMIC PURSUIT :

After being appointed as Mandal Prerak Jyothi had to visit all the centres of the Warangal district and realized the importance of education and without higher education she can not grow to next levels in life. She completed her graduation and post graduation Distance Mode from Ambedkar Open University. Even University authorities were impressed by her urge for education. She did B. Ed from Anna University and become a

government teacher. But it was not a cake walk for her. She had to cross over all obstacles at home as well as in society. Leaving her village and staying at her work place with her children and husband and balancing family and work and making money by doing all alternative sources as the salary was not sufficient etc,, these were all the different problems higher than the Everests for any rural Indian women. Patience, perseverance and commitment are the secrets of her energy behind this passionate effort.

AMERICAN DREAM :

If the story stopped here there would be nothing much to inspire others. When Jyothi was working as inspector of schools, a relative of her who settled in America came to her place. Jyothi accompanied her during her stay and observed how much change had been taken in the life style of her America settled relative. The way her American relative was spending money for her daughters laid seeds of desires in her. She thought even she could give great future to her daughter if she would go to America and earn there. That time onwards she made up her mind and learnt computers and started saving money for her passport and visa. After series of early failures she could get a visiting visa and flew to America with a little amount but heart filled dreams.

EARLY TRAILS IN AMERICA: 

As soon as she landed in America she realized it was not an easy task to settle in America. The people whom she believed would give her shelter and support turned off their faces. As money she brought from India was running off she joined as a salesperson in “ Movie Time ’’ a video shop in New Jersey. She stayed as paying guest in gujarathi family. While she was working iin Video Time a known Indian from Warangal saw her and recommended her name to his brother who owned a company called “CSAMERICA” and she was appointed as recruiter after being trained. Later a well know company ICSA offered her a good job with handsome salary. Again she faced some problems as her visa was not approved and she went for H1 visa. She had to resign her job in ICSA and again had to work for $5 per hour in nominal jobs till she got her H1 visa.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP: 

She went to Mexico for her VISA stamping. All the hardships of obtaining visa gave her an idea of establish her first entrepreneurship to assist the people to get their Visas. Thus Keys software solutions was initiated. It extended it services like developing software solutions and recruitment and other job providing areas. Jyothi came to America in May 2OOO and by September, 2001 she became entrepreneur. She made her cousin as partner as his partner and extended her business to become more profitable.

FULFILMENT OF DREAMS:

Her hard work, commitment and dedication fetched her the success she dreamed for. She made enough money to take care of her children and her near relatives. Her two daughters could finish higher education in America from prestigious universities and got married to well settled bridegrooms. Her dream to provide good living conditions to her daughters was fulfilled. But she thought it was not here mere responsibility. She has been always thankful to all the people who supported her. She never forgets the pains that she had throughout her life. So she decided to start helping all the needy. She wants to shed tears from the needy orphans who suffer from all inadequacies. She wants to give warmth heart to the pain tinted lives. These thoughts ushered her to take an inspiring turn to extend her service to the humanity.

SERVING HUMANITY:

It is not just a lady went to America and making some money.. and people started calling it as success. It is the attitude and humbleness of Jyothi Reddy which really made the people to notice her and started extending their service to fellow human kind. Jyothi Reddy never forgot her roots. In every visit to India she visits Orphanages, Old age homes and spends time with them, provides them financial assistance. She visits Women’s colleges and empowers them with her life experience. She stands for the orphans and represented to the government to make a legislation to safeguard their rights. She takes her success to heart and not to head. She helped many Indians to settle in America by providing initial shelter and guidance.

FUTURE VISION :

Jyothi Reddy has a vivid and constructive vision to extend her service to needy people. She wants to provide educational facilities and long term result oriented service activities. Everyone should accept the self responsibility and try to be courageous enough to face the challenges. Struggle in life strengthens the caliber of the people. She visits colleges and inspire girl students to take up the self responsibility to empower themselves. She strongly feels that every individual should stop blaming the environment and start helping themselves. God always sends his hidden helping hand through different unexpected sources. We need not to look back when we realize we are responsible for our lives. This is the message that she wants to share with everyone she meets.

LIFE PRINCIPLES OF JYOTHI REDDY

1. ACCEPT AND ADAPT TO THE REALIT Y
2. NO CONDITION IS PERMANENT
3. TAKE UP THE SELF RESPONSIBILITY
4. WORK FOR CONTINUOUS GROWTH
5. ASSOCIATE WITH GOOD PEOPLE
6. NEVER WAIT FOR MIRACLE ;
7. NEVER LOOSE COURAGE
8. GOD ANSWERS OUR PRAYERS'
9. GIVE BACK WHATEVER YOU GOT
10. INSPIRE AND GIVE HOPE

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A paradise for birds and bird-lovers alike, the birding hotel by Morris Architects turned out to be the runner-up for the 2009, Radical Innovation Competition which sought creative ideas for hotels. This prototype will definitely not end up in the list of great ideas that had potential because one of the organizers of the competition, Hospitality Design Magazine, along with the John Hardy Group ( a leading hotel developer) attempts to pitch the winning ideas to top hotel developers around the world. Thus, the great idea with potential latent has all the chances of making it patent and real! And when that happens, the boutique hotel will not only attract birders but also those in love with nature.

The success of such a venture is not hard to predict because, as a hobby, birding is on a rise. For instance, in the US alone, the number of enthusiasts with birding as a hobby has risen from 46 million in 2003 to 27.8 million in 2007! And add to this the fact that the Baby Boomers, who command almost 60 percent of the nation's wealth, have taken up seriously to this hobby. Combine those numbers with the growing hospitality industry and the term- SUCCESS - can be seen inscribed boldly on the concept of the birding hotel.

Till now, the available hospitality spaces for birders included either a camping lodge, a local motel or a trailer in the woods. Convenience of adjacency to the birding site was the only criterion. This concept tries to integrate a luxurious living alongside such birding sites, making the whole experience a delightful and unforgettable one. The design ensures that the pastime will be a great experience for the professionals, naturalists and hobbyists alike.

The construction involves great planning and expertise. The foremost job would be to locate a probable site and then evaluate it for sustainability and constructability. This would involve not only the structural engineers, mechanical engineers and other typical consultants, but also experts like ornithologists, geologists and environmental scientists. Birds can either be resident or migratory. Usually, birders have to travel to different places to observe different birds. The attempt would be to find a centralized location to act as a hub for all birds. Thus, the project will stretch the intelligence and resources of all these expert groups for sure!

The designs for such a hotel have been made for two extremely different climes. While one involves a hotel in the cold and dry Alaskan region, the other one involves the same hotel in hot and humid Costa Rica. Needless to say, everything else about the hotels will have to be changed to suit these climate demands.

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India celebrating the Rabindranath Tagore's 150th birth anniversary. On this celebration Reserve Bank of India launched the 150 Rupee coin in the memory of Nobel Winner Sir Rabindranath Tagore.

Newly launched 150 Rupee coin is about 40 mm in diameter and It's weighs is about 35 grams. The coin of 150 Rupee contain Rabindranath Tagore image on one side and on another side it will contain the image of Ashok Stambha.

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Unfortunately, the 25 years old died in the three year old house. It took several days of investigation to find out the cause of the fire. It was determined that the fire was caused by the laptop resting on the bed. When the laptop was on the bed cooling fan did not get the air to cool the computer and that is what caused the fire. He did not even wake up to get out of the bed because he died of breathing in carbon monoxide.

The reason I am writing this to all of you is that I have seen many of us using the laptop while in bed. Let us all decide and make it a practice not to do that. The risk is real. Let us make it a rule not to use the laptop on bed with blankets and pillows around. Please educate as many people as you can.

"Please pass to everyone you know, you might save one's life"

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1. Tarantulas can live up to 30 years

2. On average redheads have 90,000 hairs. People with black hair have about 110,000 hairs

3. More than half the time spent in United States courts is cases that involve automobiles

4. One barrel of petroleum holds 42 gallons

5. The smoke that is produced by a fire kills more people than a burn does because of carbon monoxide and other dangerous gases

6. The Saguaro Cactus, found in South-western United States does not grow branches until it is 75 years old.

7. In Belgium, 172,000 tons of chocolate are produced in a year

8. The word Nike comes from Greek Mythology. Nike is the goddess of victory and was often depicted as a small winged figure whom the goddess Athene carried

9. The biggest bug in the world is the Goliath Beetle which can weigh up to 3.5 ounces and be 4.5 inches long

10. Leaving the water running while brushing your teeth can waste four gallons of water in a minute

11. Steve Fletcher holds the record for the largest gum wrapper collection. His collection has 5300 gum wrappers from all across the world

12. There was once a country called Prussia. After World War II, it was divided among Poland, Germany, and the USSR

13. The word Spain means "the land of rabbits."

14. In 1936, the first practical helicopter was invented. It was the German Focke-Wulf Fw 61.

15. The word tulip comes from the Turkish word for turban

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Amazing Facts - 20

1. Carbon monoxide can kill a person in less than 15 minutes

2. The Nobel Peace prize was first awarded in 1901 to Jean Henry Dunant, who was the founder of the Swiss Red Cross

3. In August 1999, Lori Lynn Lomeli set a record by spinning 82 Hula Hoops at the same time for three full revolutions

4. The wheelbarrow was invented by the Chinese.

5. The colour blue has a calming effect. It causes the brain to release calming hormones

6. Over 20 million BluBlocker sunglasses have been sold since its debut in 1986. They now come in over 100 different styles

7. Crabs have very small hairs on their claws and other parts of their body to help detect water currents and vibrations

8. In 1962, the first Wal-Mart opened up in Rogers, Arkansas

9. Duracell, the battery-maker, built parts of its new international headquarters using materials from its own waste

10. Vampire bat saliva has been responsible for many advances in research into stroke recovery

11. During the making of the the movie "Fight Club," actor Brad Pitt chipped his tooth. However, he did not get his tooth capped until after the movie was done filming as he thought it would look better chipped for his character

12. Clans of long ago that wanted to get rid of their unwanted peoplewithout killing them used to burn their houses down - hence theexpression "toget fired."

13. In ancient Rome, it was considered a sign of leadership to be born with a crooked nose

14. The word "checkmate" in chess comes from the Persian phrase "Shah-Mat," which means the king is dead

15. If you yelled for 8 years, 7 months and 6 days, you would have produced enough sound energy to heat one cup of coffee

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Amazing Facts - 19

1. Actress Meryl Streep holds the record for the most Oscar nominated actress, with a record of 13 nominations

2. In a year approximately 900 million trees are cut down to make the raw materials needed for American pulp mills and paper

3. Enamel is hardest substance in the human body

4. A leech has 32 brains

5. Thomas Edison designed a helicopter that would work with gunpowder. It ended up blowing up and also blew up his factory.

6. In the late 1800's, washing machines and butter churners were sometimes powered by dogs walking on treadmills.

7. In China, people eat a bar of chocolate for every 1,000 chocolate bars eaten by the British

8. Leonardo Da Vinci invented the scissors

9. Clarence Crane the inventor of "Crane's Peppermint Life Savers" sold his rights to the popular candy for less than three thousand dollars.

10. Namco, who are the manufacturers of Pac Man the video game, has estimated that the original arcade game has been played over 10 billion times by individuals

11. In Ivrea, Italy, thousands of citizens celebrate the beginning of Lent by throwing oranges at one another

12. The sloth moves so slowly that green algae grows in the grooves of their hair

13. In the world, the United States and France have the most pet dogs. Approximately one out of every three families has a pet dog. Switzerland and Germany are the lowest only having one dog per every ten families

14. There are 50% more males that are left handed compared to females

15. Armadillos breed in July, but get pregnant in November after delaying implantation. This allows the young to be born during the spring when there is an abundance of food

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. A single cow lets out the amount of harmful methane gas, which can fill about 400-liter bottles; that too in a single day. Pollution!

. Roar, roar! I am the king of the jungle! But did you know the lion would be defeated by a polar bear in a battle between the two?

. Humans daydream with their eyes open, and dolphins actually sleep with their eyes wide open.

. Bulls are known to be colorblind. It’s a black-and-white life for them!

. The sweat glands of a cow are in its nose.

. This is really interesting! You will not believe this one! A mosquito has 47 teeth.

. The Poison Arrow frog has enough poison stored in it that it can harm 2,200 people at one go.

. A ‘blessing’ is a herd of unicorns.

. A ‘mob’ is not just a group of unruly people; but also a group of kangaroos – well behaved or not!

. A ‘parliament’ is not just made up of our dear politicians, but is also a group of owls.

. Hang a chicken upside down and give it something to eat. The result! It will not be able to swallow its food.

. Brainpower! A garden caterpillar has 248 muscles in its head.

. The memory span of goldfish is just about 3 seconds.

. While a donkey will sink in quicksand, a mule will not.

. According to records there are 50 million monkeys. That is quite an over population!

. An angry horned-toad squirts blood from its eyes. Bloodshot eyes!

. My blue-eyed boy! A scallop has 35 eyes that are blue in color.

. Before a spotted skunk is about to spray it will first do a couple of handstands.

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1. The sun is approximately 149 million kilometres from the earth

2. The Great White Shark can grow to be more than twenty feet long and can weigh approximately 4,000 pounds

3. In 1832, in Paisley, Scotland the first municipal water filtration works was opened

4. The only popcorn museum in the world is lcoated in Marion, Ohio, USA

5. Any animal that has skin hair or fur can get dandruff, but in animals it is called "dander."

6. The average ice berg weighs 20,000,000 tons

7. In 1819, the USA purchased Florida from Spain for the cancellation of a $5 million debt

8. In a lifetime, the average driver will honk 15,250 times

9. Jewelers Tiffany & Co., based in New York, are responsible for making the Super Bowl trophy

10. Skippy Peanut Butter is sold more in the world than any other peanut butter

11. The highest bridge in the world is located in the Himalyan mountains. It was built by the Indian Army, in 1982, and is about 5,600 metres above sea level

12. In 1893, the first mosque in the United States was built

13. Apples are part of the rose family

14. Every eleven minutes in the U.S., a woman dies of breast cancer

15. Mr. Butts invented the game SCRABBLE. The game was originally called "Criss Cross Words."

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GM said that, with financial aid from U.S. government, the once mighty General Motors, is planning to launch a new set of hybrids and all-electric cars in the next couple of years to inject life into the company’s dead accounts statements. The company is planning to set things rolling with the launch of a new plug-in SUV in 2011.

Other than the SUV, the company is also hinting towards the development of an all-electric small car for congested cities and a line of about 14 new fuel-saving hybrid cars by 2012. Currently GM is focusing on the Volt, which is slated to be released in late 2010. The Volt will have a 40-mile range on a single charge, which the company claims is more than the round trip commute of most urban travelers.

In 2008, General Motors also announced its plans for a plug-in version of its Saturn Vue sport-utility vehicle which would carry a lithium-ion battery pack rechargeable at a standard outlet – thus lessening the need for using gas from its 3.6-liter engine.

The Saturn Vue plug-in SUV was being designed with the capability to be driven 10 miles on electric power only. However, the company’s plans to launch the rechargeable Saturn Vue plug-in SUV were complicated by a decision in 2009 to abandon the Saturn brand.

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By the 1860s, commercial photography was becoming well-established in India and this growing market attracted the young Nottingham photographer Samuel Bourne to the subcontinent in 1863. During a residence of seven years, Bourne produced thousands of landscape and architectural views, but his fame and the success of his studio, rests primarily on the results of three arduous photographic expeditions to Kashmir and the Himalayas. Working in often difficult conditions he captured images of picturesque and dramatic landscapes rarely visited let alone photographed before. Technical expertise, coupled with an unerring eye for composition, have secured Bourne's place as one of the masters of 19th Century travel photography. This view from the summit of the Manirung Pass was, at the time, the highest point from which a photograph had been taken.

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Brown Recluse Spider

                                      

Brown Recluse Spider Day-1

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The thread claimed the snake was one of two enormous boas found by workers clearing forest for a new road. They apparently woke up the sleeping snakes during attempts to bulldoze a huge mound of earth.

“On the third dig, the operator found there was blood amongst the soil, and with a further dig, a dying snake appeared,” said the post.

“By the time the workers came back, the wounded boa had died, while the other snake had disappeared. The bulldozer operator was so sick that he couldn’t even stand up.”

The post claimed that the digger driver was so traumatised that he suffered a heart attack on his way to hospital and later died.

The dead snake was 55ft (16.7m) long, weighed 300kg and was estimated to be 140 years old, according to the post.

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At 1.4 pounds and 4.9 inches tall, Ducky, a yappy short-coat Chihuahua from Charlton (Massachusetts, USA), holds the Guinness World Record for the world's smallest living dog (by height). Ducky succeeds Danka Kordak of Slovakia, a Chihuahua who measured 5.4 inches tall. The smallest dog ever, according to Guinness, was a dwarf Yorkshire terrier who stood 2.8 inches tall.

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