Libra
Student of Yamini Krishnamurthy. Student at Shivanjali Temple of Fine Arts. Want everyone around me to be happy.
No fear.
My greatest achievement is the International award from the United Nations world Food Programme for my contribution to ’Women’s Entrepreneurship’.
First officer of the world Food Programme to receive the senior most position in India,
My low point is that I try to please everyone.
M. S. Sawaminathan
My favourite authors are William Shakespeare, Harold Robbins, Sydney Sheldon, Erle Stanley Gardner, Charles Dickens, Ian Fleming, Jane Austen, Emily Bronte
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, David Copperfield by Charles Dickens, Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte, Dr. Zhivago by Boris Pasternak, Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
I would love to reread Hamlet by William Shakespeare.
Titanic, The Godfather, Gladiator, Jurassic Park
Knowing the future including the time of death of me and my family
I wish I have another chance to complete my unfinished life
I would like my childhood and adolescence in my hometown, which is Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu. I would have liked my adult life to be spent in New Delhi or in Rome
I would like to acquire greater skills in singing
I wish I had written my biography with a mix of fiction
Most of my writing has been technical and I have written while at office and at home.
I like both silence and music depending on my state of mind
No particular phrases that I use. I sometimes say that everyone get what they deserve
I have no writing rituals but I love writing whenever there is an opportunity
Romance
I would advise new writers to be original
Dr Minnie Mathew is a globally renowned nutritionist who has served extensively as Senior Advisor, Trainer and Programmer to the United Nations World Food Programme. She has also been a global facilitator for the United Nations Development Action Framework (UNDAF) and gender mainstreaming. She has been a member of various international missions to evaluate and suggest development strategies. She has prepared a strategy to address micronutrient malnutrition in South America, as well as developed an initiative to build entrepreneurship skills for managing small scale production units in India. For this, she was presented the International Women’s Day Award in 1999 by the United Nations World Food Programme. Minnie has served in various Government of India and State Government committees dealing with issues of hunger and malnutrition. She is also an adviser and evaluator for PhD students. Currently, she is the Director of Women’s Studies in the Avinashilingam University, Coimbatore. Minnie has authored several books in her professional domain and also writes for popular women’s magazines. This is her first attempt at documenting the cuisine of her native Kerala and her mother’s traditional recipes.
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