Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy wants your kid to read this brilliant physics book
Infosys co-founder NR Narayana Murthy has voiced his endorsement for a particular book to be embraced by Indian youth across the nation. Murthy emphasized the importance of "Conceptual Physics," authored by Paul G. Hewitt, as essential reading for every child in India, regardless of their geographical location.
In a conversation with Moneycontrol, the 77-year-old billionaire lauded the brilliance of Hewitt's work, expressing his current engagement with the book. Murthy's admiration for «Conceptual Physics» stems from its targeted approach towards high school students, offering a comprehensive guide to teaching physics effectively.
«I am right now reading a book called Conceptual Physics. This is a book by a high school teacher called Paul Hewitt. It is written for high school students on how to teach physics. Next time I'll show you that book. It's brilliant. Absolute brilliant. I only wish we get permission from the author,» he articulated to the publication.
Beyond his personal endorsement of the book, Murthy articulated a broader vision for its accessibility. He underscored the necessity of securing authorization for translating «Conceptual Physics» into various Indian languages, thereby ensuring its reach and impact across diverse linguistic communities.
«We translate it to all Indian languages because there are excellent exercises, excellent way of communicating complex ideas. And I want every child from Meghalaya to Kanyakumari to Srinagar to Jamnagar to use these books, this kind of books and become so
