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PERSONAL DETAILSKonkani/KannadBorn on June 2, 1955Is an Indian entrepreneur and businessman.He currently serves as the Chairman of thenewUnique Identification Authority of India(UIDAI),after a successful career atInfosysTechnologies Ltd.He was the inspiration behind the book, THEWORLD IS FLAT.


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FAMILYMARRIED TO ROHINI,WHOM HEMET AT A QUIZZING EVENT AT IIT.

TWO CHILDREN NIHAR AND

JANHAVI, BOTH STUDYING AT YALEUNIVERSITY.


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EDUCATIONAL DETAILS

He studied at Bishop Cotton Boys SchoolBangalore, and thenat St. Joseph's High SchoolDharwad.

Later he studied in IIT, Bombay where he graduatedwith aB.Tech in Electrical Engineering in 1978.

His early years were marked by his fathers jobtransfers andre-locations.

He spent the first twelve years at Bangalore. He then moved in with his uncles family inDharwad, after

his father had been transferred.


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PROFESSIONAL DETAILS Nilekani became the Chief Executive Officer of Infosys in

March 2002, taking over from Murthy.

He joined Mumbai-based Patni Computer Systems wherehe was interviewed by N.R. Narayana Murthy.

He left Infosys on 9 July 2009 to serve as the chairperson ofthe Unique Identification Authority of India, in the rank of

a cabinet minister under invitation from the PrimeMinister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh.

He co-founded Indias National Association of Softwareand Service Companies (NASSCOM) as well as the

Bangalore Chapter of The Ind US Entrepreneurs. He has an estimated net worth of the Indian rupee

equivalent of US$1.3 billion.In 2009, Time magazine placedNilekani in the Time 100 list of 'World's Most Influential

People.


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Early CareerUpon graduating from IIT, Nandan attended an interview

at Patni Computers. He was interviewed by N R NarayanaMurthy, who was to later become his mentor, guide andphilosopher. Nandan and Narayana Murthy workedtogether from 1978-1981. When Narayana Murthy left PatniComputers, his entire division also resigned.What followed next was the success story of Infosys.Infosys went on from strength to strength from extremelyhumble beginnings and fledgling seed capital. It was the

enthusiasm, commitment, hard work and organisationalskills of the early Infoscians Narayana Murthy, S DShibulal, Nandan Nilekani , N S Raghavan and KrisGopalakrishnan that saw the company become the face ofIndiasIT industryover the next two decades.


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Career at InfosysNandan Nilekani became the Chief Executive Officerof Infosys in March 2002 upon Narayana Murthysrelinquishing the post. In 2007, as per the successionpolicy at Infosys, he relinquished his post to KrisGopalakrishnan and assumed the mantle of Co-Chairman.

In 2009, Nandan Nilekani was appointed as head ofthe Unique Identification Authority of India with therank of Cabinet Minister, a position which he currentlyholds.


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LEAVING INFOSYSLeaving Infosys was not an easy decision. As founders we had theunderstanding that if somebody had to leave it would be with theconsent and approval of others. When you have been together for30 years you just dont walk off and leave, says Nilekani. Initially,he says he felt an emotional void, and even today he has to remindhimself not to use the pronoun we when describing Infosys. I

was very comfortable in my world. I was doing well and could havestayed on at Infosys till the age of 60. I didnt have to do this

nandan says.REASON- Part of the reason was that he was restless. I thrive onchallenges and new intellectual issues. I had to show that I couldexecute something outside my normal world. So there was thatdesire to prove myself again. The other was the feeling that he

needed to give something back to the country. I come from thatpart of India which had a good run. I had the right education,went to IIT, and was here when liberalization happened. I wasfortunate to be an entrepreneur in that time, rose to the top of mycompany and benefited hugely in many ways, he says. He felt it

was now time to give back.


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LAST DAT AT INFOSYS

I am generally very articulate but this is not the day or place where I

can be articulate. Ive been wrapped up in INFOSYS for 28 years. My

only identity is Infosys. I will be going to lead a programme to give

identity to every Indian. But today I am losing my identitybut in my new

role, I am supposed to work with 600 government departments knowing

ully well that no two government departments get along with one

other.

-NANDAN NILEKANI


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Nandan Nilekani's journey from Rs

200 to Rs 7,700 crores

With nearly Rs 8,000 crore worth declared assets, former Aadhar Chairman Nandan Nilekani may be the richest candidate so farthis election.

The cofounder of Infosys who is fighting his maiden election from the high-profile constituency of Bangalore South says hiswealth is his resume and not the assets.

He turned down a plush job offer after graduating from Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, in 1978 with just Rs 200 in hispocket. Mr Nilekani and his family today have assets worth nearly Rs 8,000 crore.

The Congress candidate from Bangalore South filed his nomination papers which put his assets at Rs 7,700 crore and counting,including a resort-like sprawling house in Bangalore's prime Koramangala area and several luxury cars.

"I am not in politics to make more money. I am here for change, to bring about a change. I made my money in an honest way.And I have declared it all. By co-founding Infosys along with Mr Murthy and others, I earned financially. And now I am here tobring about change and politics is that lever for change," said Mr Nilekani.

Much of his wealth is in the form of shares in the IT firm Infosys which he cofounded in 1981. He and his wife Rohini Nilekani

together hold close to three per cent shares of the IT giant.

The arguably richest MP candidate so far took a dig at his opponents and several others in politics, who are reluctant to declareassets in full. His opponent in the constituency - five-time MP Ananth Kumar, for instance, has declared assets worth less thanRs 15 lakh, including one Reva electric car on his name.

"My transactions are above board, I do not have money deposited in others accounts and have transparently declared all assets.My real wealth is however my experience as cofounder of Infosys and as Aadhar Chairman which gave away 60,000 crore identitycards to people of India as promised. This experience is what will work in my favour and I am very confident of winning

Bangalore South because people and voters here want change and want a clean person," Mr Nilekani added.


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POLITICS

Nilekani joined IndianNational CongressinMarch 2014 and

contested fromthe Bangalore Southconstituencywhere helost by 228,575

votes[13]to BJPcandidateAnanth Kumarinthe2014 Lok Sabhaelection.[14]
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UID PROJECT-ISSUES AND

CHALLENGESDr. Nandan Nilekani, chairman of UIDAI, was welcomed by Himanshu Vyas,

chairman of IACC, Gujarat branch. Himanshu Vyas, said that Dr. Nandan Nilekanihad chosen to at least temporarily give up his primary calling as a technocrat andtechnology entrepreneur, and devote his time and energy to a highly ambitiousnational project. It is a project of great consequence simply because it will

eventually bring hundreds of millions of Indians out of the shadow of anonymityand make them an important part of our nation-building, Himanshu Vyas said andadded that he wanted to extend his cooperation to Dr. Nilekani as he went aboutimplementing the Unique Identification project. Gujarat has some uniquemanagement and organizational skills, which could be useful in the project.

The key purpose of the project, Nilekani highlighted, was the power of inclusiveness. Itwould improve all sections of the country.

Dr. Nilekani addressed an audience of more than 1,000 businessmen and students ofthe city, as part of the Lincoln Lecture Series. The other dignitaries, who werepresent on the dais, were Rupesh Shah, president of GCCI, Narendra Patel, senior

vice chariman of IACC, Hetal Dave, vice chairman of IACC, and Rajan Vasa, pastchairman of IACC.


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ENCOURAGED TOWARDS

ENTREPRENURSHIP AND INNOVATION

Nandan Nilekani has said that thegovernment needs to create platforms forentrepreneurs and innovation to flourish inthe country. Nilekani said that the UIDplatform was created after looking at the two

successful innovations that took place in theUS namely, internet and GPS. Both becameplatforms for numerous entrepreneurs andstartups. Citing the example of Aadhar Card,he said, platforms lead to expansion. Aadharcards have led to creation of an infrastructure

of unique identity of people, digitalauthentication of a person, electronic KYC(Know Your Customer) and capability ofcreating a financial address.


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1955 Born in Sirsi in UttaraKannada district of

karnataka

1978 receives Bachelordegree in electricalengineering from

IIT,BOMBAY and joinsmumbai based patni

computer systems

1981 Nilekani,NR NarayanaMurthy and five others

leave patni to start InfosysTechnologies

1993 Infosys goes public2002-07 Nilekani is Infosys

CEO2006 Awarded Padma

Bhushan

2007-09 Nilekani is co-chairman of the board of

directors

2009 Leaves Infosys tobecome chairman of the

Unique IdentificationAuthority of India, in a

cabinet-rank position

2010 Publishes book,Imagining India

2013 Next stop-Politics

TIP A AN


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TIP A AN

ENTREPRENEUR

o Forward looking and thinking big

oHave founders with complimentary skills

oStartups are more conducive to supportinnovation

oBuild a global brand

oBuild a sustainable company


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HIS SUCCESS MANTHRA HAVE A CLEAR GOAL AND FOCUS.

IF POSSIBLE, ASSEMBLE A TEAM OF PEOPLE

PERSEVERE LEARN TO DEAL WITH SETBACKS


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