I was born and brought-up in Chikkadpally, Hyderabad. I did my schooling in Peoples Primary School, Madpati Girl's High School, Nampally Women's College and Reddy Women's College. I did my Bachelors in Scienece in 1987 and was married the same year.
My husband works for NABARD. Thanks
to his job we had an opportunity to move around the country. We stayed
at Mumbai, Bhubaneswar, Bhopal. Presently we are at Vizianagaram.
I work for State Bank of India (???).
State Bank of India is yet to transfer me from Bhopal to Vizianagaram.
As the transfer process is taking its own time, I preferred to join my
family 4 years ago leaving behind my work-place. I am fighting against
discrimination and for my Fundamental Rights with the mighty SBI,
heirarchy. Thus the "???" when I say I work with SBI. I am utilising
the spare time to develop www.gayatrivantillu.com
I like classical Carnatic music, book reading and
net-surfing.
I have one child, who is presently at
IIT, Kharagpur pursuing Engineering.
I have been benefitted a lot by
Internet and thus the urge to pay-back
to the community made me think of developing this site. I thank
various persons who inspired me directly and indirectly to keep
myself busy and host this site.
Our
Earlier discussions on the Blog
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Hi Gayatri Garu,
My wife is a regular visitor of your
website and your videos on youtube. I too like your narration and
beautiful pronunciation. I thought you live abroad like many others who
post recipes on youtube.
I learnt today that you live in AP. I
saw you articles today and found very useful and interesting
particularly Bhiksham dehi.
My wife and I are wondering whats
your profession. Thanks for the recipes and articles.
Thanks, Vasu
March 7, 2010 1:13 PM
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Gayatri Vantillu said... Vasu Garu,
Thanks for your feedback. I'm staying at
Vizianagarm. I work for State Bank of India, but give preference to
managing my house. I'm presently a house-wife.
March 7, 2010 1:15 PM
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Your
Earlier comments on the Blog
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Anonymous said...Dear Gayatri
We have all got our own struggles in life. You however have done something positive in your struggle.
I
am inspired by your example and my eyes filled with tears when I read
that you used the time while fighting discrimination to come up with
this website.
This gives me strength and also a huge amount of respect for you.
You are a very good cook too.
I normally dont comment on any postings but I felt that you are one in a million.
I wish you the very best in your life.
May God bless you and your family.
Best regards Krishna January 29, 2009 7:15 AM Anonymous said...Congratulations. God bless you keeping up your spirits always
high. Your site is very useful to all. You have made best use of the
time off the work thanks to inhuman approach of the SBI hierarchy.
There
is another lady here with three daughters in school/college who was
given tranfer orders in the evening to join the new station next
morning. She did not oblige them and now fighting like you.
I
am also running a one-man show here in the IICD. But yet to develop a
site. This discipline "COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT" is not taught in any
college/university in India and none offers a degree in it.
My son who is in California sent me your web address.
Wishing you all success in your good socially useful work.
Best Wishes. V.A.Vasudevaraju IAS (Retd) Chairman INDIAN INSTITUTE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 5, Sixth Cross, Brindawan, Pondicherry 605 013 June 4, 2009 7:06 PM
vijaya
said...
Hi Gayatri garu,
I really appreciate you, because I like all your recepies especially the
presentation by listening your presentation I thought you are Old Lady.By
seeing your profile I came to know that you are not that much old what I
thought.
Thanks Viji
August 11, 2010 4:10 PM
vijayalakshmi said...Gauravaneeyulyna Gaytri Garu,
Naa Peru Rajanikanth , maa aavida peru Lakshmi.
Maa Aavida roju mee vantalani choosi ikkada chesi pedutundi. chaalaa baaga vuntunnayi. mee vantala salahalaki dhanyavadhamulu.
But I am more impressed with your attitude and the respect to our culture.
My best regards to you and your family !
Thanks Rajanikanth New Jersey June 10, 2009 5:37 AM Anonymous said...Hello Gayatriji, I am very happy to find your website and it
inspired me to cook more dishes and create interest in me for cooking,
I live overseas so immediately after marriage I came with my husband
and I never got to learn in mothers place more about kitchen knowledge,
so I was lost regarding cooking tips, your website is of great help and
I am very thankfull to you, I feel like home as Im from south india
too, I love the way you make the recipie in a simpler way and very
affordable way, Im proud of you that you have become a useful citizen
and a helping hand to many indians who stays outside india, I am a
great admirer because of your simplicity in ur personality after I read
your profile.Keep It up...Thank you very much,Ashwini. June 15, 2009 7:07 AM
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