YS Jagan visiting London to meet his daughters, Harsha, Varsha; What are they doing there?

HYDERABAD: YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has taken a break from the official rigmarole and daily drudgery to cool his hooves in London. He, along with his wife YS Bharati, embarked on a UK visit for a week from Sunday to September 11. He would depart from Gannavaram Airport at 9.30 pm on Saturday.

His both daughters YS Harsha Reddy and YS Varsha Reddy are living in London. Jagan and his wife would spend the full week with them.

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What is Ms Harsha doing?

YS Harsha Reddy has a brilliant academic record. She joined the prestigious London School of Economics in 2017 and did her under-graduation (UG) in Economics. Soon after the graduation, she was selected for a large global corporation as a financial consultant in the US. However, she pursued her M.Sc in Finance in INSEAD Business School (Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires), considered one of world’s top five leading business schools, Fontainebleau in Parish, France. She was the youngest in her cohort who pursued M.Sc in Finance in INSEAD.

On July 2, 2022, Jagan and his wife went to Paris for the graduation of Ms Harsha Reddy. She had graduated with a place in the prestigious Dean’s list. The parents were ushered onto the dais along with their daughter while presenting the award. That time, Jagan shared his joy congratulating her on Twitter.

Now Ms Harsha Reddy is working as a senior financial analyst with a Hedge Fund in London.

Jagan’s younger daughter YS Varsha Reddy is studying her UG in King’s College, London. She’s studying Business. She had earlier studied at a University in Notre Dame in Indiana, USA.

They are actually not hiding behind anything or remaining incognito. But, the way they were reared is such that they actually realised the rough and tumble of life with that status during the process of growing up. The young minds witnessed the zenith of the popularity of their grandfather; and the fall and rise of their father and the associated undulations of life.

The family kept the details of the children largely under wraps and they too are not boisterous or boastful to flaunt the position of their grandfather earlier and their dad, now.