'I don't regret not pursuing higher studies'

In early 2002, after graduating from JNTU Hyderabad with a degree in electronics and communication engineering, Radhika Tamvada aspired to follow it up with a master's degree. She had received offers from multiple universities in the US. "But my parents were reluctant," she says. "Although they were incredibly supportive of my ambitions, it was not common at that time, especially in our family, to send girls to study abroad. Besides, I had a job offer through campus placement."

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In early 2002, after graduating from JNTU Hyderabad with a degree in electronics and communication engineering, Radhika Tamvada aspired to follow it up with a master's degree. She had received offers from multiple universities in the US. "But my parents were reluctant," she says. "Although they were incredibly supportive of my ambitions, it was not common at that time, especially in our family, to send girls to study abroad. Besides, I had a job offer through campus placement."