As the quote of Abdul Kalam goes, Let us make ourselves known to the world than the world knows us. Padmapriya, a housewife living in Kalarampatti, salem district, tamilnadu has introduced herself to the world through her talents. She said that her mother jayalakshmi is a retired teacher and her father Chinnathurai is a former soldier and her husband Muthamilchelvan is a lawyer. She has two kids. She completed my schooling in my hometown of Thiruthuraipoondi. Then she completed a 3-year diploma course in Electronics Communications in Nagaland. When any work we do is done wholeheartedly and with dedication, the result will be beautiful.
We were all very depressed as Corona has paralyzed us at home during the curfew. She started drawing a lot of paintings to get out of it. Hemalatha, the founder of a private training center at the time, helped a lot and provided suggestions. Through her advice and her devotion to Tamil, jayalakshmi wrote 300 Thiruvasakam lines, 300 CDs of her seeds. She wrote in an hour by Marker. Then She drew the image of Thiruvalluvar 4 feet long and 3 feet wide and wrote 1330 screws on it. This took her 8 hours.
And she has made a large number of paper artifacts called ‘origami’ in over an hour. These were recognized by the Virtue Book of World Records as a world record. If unwanted plastic materials are put in the soil, they will rot and spoil the fertility of the soil. So she was interested in keeping it and making home cosmetics. Her next attempt was to draw an image of shiva and write the entire scripture on it. Nothing is impossible for women. Feed the talent within us. If a woman tries, she is sure to win. 
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