Satya Nadella is one of the most powerful Indian-born tech executives in the world. He is the CEO of Microsoft.
He and his wife Anu have three kids: Zain, Divya, and Tara.
Among their daughters, Tara was born with severe learning disabilities. Fortunately, the family was able to find assistance from an academy in Vancouver.
Divya Nadella
Divya Nadella is the daughter of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and his wife Anu Nadella. She is a computer software engineer and has an older brother Zain Nadella. She lives in Clyde Hill and Bellevue, Washington with her family.
Her age isn’t known on the Internet, but it would be reasonable to assume she’s in her early 20s as of this writing. She is from a wealthy family, so it’s no surprise she doesn’t let much of her personal information out.
According to reports, one of her daughters has a learning disability. Since her school didn’t have the resources to help her, the family turned to an institute in Vancouver called Eaton Arrowsmith Academy.
This foundation zeroed in on brain neuroplasticity — basically preparing the mind to work at a higher level. It also joined with the Children’s Hospital where her son received treatment, creating the Zain Nadella Endowed Chair in Pediatric Neurosciences.
Tara Nadella
Divya Nadella is the daughter of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. She is 19 years old and lives in Clyde Hill and Bellevue, Washington.
Her father is a successful American business executive and has been the CEO of Microsoft since 2014, succeeding Steve Ballmer. He is known for his leadership quality and he has led Microsoft to become the most successful tech company of all time.
Zain Nadella, the firstborn of Satya and Anu Nadella was born with a disability called cerebral palsy which affected his movement and muscle tone. He was diagnosed with the disease in 1996 and died on Monday morning.
Zain’s sister Tara Nadella also has a learning disability but she is still alive. She has also been attending a special education school in Vancouver, Canada.
Anu Nadella
If you’re a fan of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, you probably know that his wife, Anu, is very open about their experiences as parents of special needs kids. She recently shared her journey as a parent and how parenting a child with special needs taught her to be more understanding of others.
She also told people that her experience parenting her daughter Divya has inspired her to build accessible software for people with disabilities. She said that she’s able to empathize with her team members more because of her own experiences raising children with special needs.
However, you may have heard that Zain, Satya and Anu’s first son, died on Monday morning. He was 26 years old and had cerebral palsy.
He passed away on February 28 and was born with an abnormality called cerebral palsy that affected his movement, muscle tone, and stance.
When it became clear that the nearby schools couldn’t help Divya, Anu tracked down help from an academy in Vancouver that focused on brain neuroplasticity – training the mind to function at a new level.
Zain Nadella
Zain Nadella, the 26-year-old firstborn of Satya and Anu Nadella, died from complications of cerebral palsy. His parents and the family’s guardians are in mourning for their son, who had been in a wheelchair since birth.
However, the sad news has led to an outpouring of support for their other two daughters, Divya and Tara. One of them, Divya, has a learning disability.
Her father, Satya Nadella, is a software engineer and the CEO of Microsoft, one of the world’s largest tech firms. He was born into a Telugu-speaking Hindu family in Hyderabad, India.
His mother, Prabhavati Yugandhar, is a Sanskrit teacher. His father, Bukkapuram Nadella Yugandhar, is a civil servant in the Indian Administrative Service from 1962.
As the couple struggled to provide their children with the care they needed, Anu sought assistance from a Vancouver-based school that focused on neuroplasticity. The academy was named Eaton Arrowsmith Academy, and it eventually moved to Redmond, Washington.
