Indira Gandhi

In her speech "What Educated Women Can Do," Indira Gandhi emphasized the transformative power of education for women, highlighting its role in fostering social change and empowerment. She argued that educated women could contribute significantly to society, breaking traditional barriers and participating actively in various fields, including politics, science, and education. Gandhi called for a collective effort to ensure that women have access to education, as it is crucial for national development and progress. Ultimately, she envisioned a future where educated women lead and inspire others, driving positive change in their communities.

Indira Gandhi, the first and only female Prime Minister of India, authored several significant writings that reflect her political philosophy and vision for the country. Her notable works include "The Years of Challenge," which provides insights into her experiences and challenges during her tenure, and "My Truth," an autobiography that delves into her personal and political life. Additionally, her speeches and essays often addressed issues of social justice, women's empowerment, and national unity. These writings offer a glimpse into her leadership style and the complexities of Indian politics during her time.

Indira Gandhi was assassinated on October 31, 1984, by her bodyguards, Satwant Singh and Beant Singh. They were motivated by anger over her decision to launch Operation Blue Star, which aimed to remove Sikh militants from the Golden Temple in Amritsar, a significant religious site for Sikhs. The operation resulted in significant casualties and damage, leading to outrage among the Sikh community and ultimately prompting her assassination.

Yes, both Indira Gandhi and Napoleon Bonaparte were famous historical figures. Indira Gandhi served as the Prime Minister of India and was known for her significant influence on Indian politics and her controversial policies. Napoleon Bonaparte was a military leader and Emperor of France, renowned for his role in the Napoleonic Wars and his impact on European history. Both left lasting legacies in their respective countries and beyond.

The enquiry commission that probed the assassination of Indira Gandhi was headed by Justice J.S. Verma. The commission was established to investigate the circumstances surrounding her assassination on October 31, 1984, and to assess the events leading up to it. Justice Verma's findings contributed to understanding the political and social context of the incident.

The tsunami has generated by the Indian Ocean earthquake on 2004 inundated much of its area that partly damaging the lighthouse subsided 4.25 m in the tsunami. As a result of this subsidence, the coast retreated and the sea permanently came inwards. The lighthouse has been made functional since then.

The base of the lighthouse was 5 m above sea level when constructed on 1972 to until the tsunami. After the tsunami, the sea rose and the base was less than a metre above the sea level showing a subsidence of sea floor by over 4 metres. It has observed that the sea is slowly starting to retreat back partly to its original position and the subsidence has decreased as the ocean floor is slowly bouncing back partially

This southern tip of the Great Nicobar island, "Pygmalion Point", is the southernmost point of India. Though the "Vivekananda Rock" of Kanyakumari is the southern most point of Indian mainland, the "Pygmalion Point" is actually the southernmost point of the country as it is situated at a lower latitude and closer to the equator 6*,45 N. After the demise of Mrs. Indira Gandhi, this point was named "Indira Point".

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Awarded degrees(s), (there are many different ones), completed academic achievements, allows different abbrieviations. Commonly: J.D = Juris Doctor &/or Esq. for Esquire. But there are many others.

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You can find obituaries of Indira Gandhi in newspapers and online archives that cover events from the time of her death in 1984. Many historical archives and libraries also have copies of newspapers from that period that include obituaries of Indira Gandhi.

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Yes you are allowed to carry food into Indira Gandhi Stadium. However there are some restrictions that you should be aware of. These include:

• No glass containers or cans are allowed
• No alcohol is allowed
• No outside drinks are allowed
• No outside beverages such as energy drinks coffee and tea are allowed
• No outside food items such as fruits and vegetables are allowed
• No open flames or grills are allowed
• No weapons of any kind are allowed

These restrictions are in place to ensure the safety and security of all patrons of the stadium. Failure to adhere to these rules may result in being asked to leave the premises.

Margaret Thatcher liked to act tough. She had several nicknames, most of them unflattering.

Thatcher was called the Iron Lady because of her tough approach in dealing with her opposition, especially in the war with Argentina.
And now, she has a Street with his name in Madrid:http://www.tucalle.com/cartel_de_calle-de-margaret_thatcher_en_madrid.htm

Indira Gandhi's son married Sonia Gandhi so she is Indira's daughter-in-law.

Sonia Gandhi is the daughter in law of Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi's elder son Rajiv Gandhi married Sonia Gandhi.

she managed Indian politics very well with Tight Administration & Great foreign policy's became famous for 1971 Golden Temple Blue star operation, Economic Reformation during Emergency& Lodz of policy for strengthening India & Indian people.

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She is President of the Indian National Congress, Chairperson of the ruling United Progressive Alliance and the widow of former Prime Minister of India, Rajiv Gandhi.

He did much. He helped people, created new system, protested...

The additive primary colors, or primary colors of light, are red, green and blue.

The subtractive primary colors, or primary colors of paint, are red, yellow, and blue

The primary colors of printing are magenta, cyan, and yellow.

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They both enjoyed eating pie. They often went out on pie dates. To the local pie shop. Hitler enjoys cherry while Ghandi is more of a forest fruits kind of guy! =] They both enjoyed eating pie. They often went out on pie dates. To the local pie shop. Hitler enjoys cherry while Ghandi is more of a forest fruits kind of guy! =]

Gandhi is known as the Father of India. He boycotted and protested in peaceful ways for the freedom of the people. He encouraged hard work and no violence. He fasted for 5 days as a way to get the attention of the Hindu and Muslims. He helped the people to be peaceful with each other after breaking away from the British rule.

Inspiratonal, heroficic, Humble, and Peaceful

ENJOY! :3 =]

Several important events occurred during Gandhi's life. Specifically, he lead the movement for India's independence from Britain, he fasted for expanding women's rights and the rights of abolishing the 'untouchable' cast.

Gandhi surprisingly didn't receive many significant rewards though was very frequently named person of the year in many magazines and media outlets. Gandhi was nominated multiple times for the Noble Peace Prize but didn't receive it. The givers of the prize later admitted guilty in not giving him the reward due to nationalist views and apparently would have given it to him in 1948. Unfortunately he was assassinated that year before the nominations could finish. The Noble Peace Prize was not given out that year as according to the judges that there were no suitable living recipients.