A story of frustrated employee in the act of Babies

..:: A story of frustrated employee in the act of Babies ::..

I am sitting here all the day!

I can't go out and enjoy like my colleague!




Why do they make me work?




Why can't they just leave me alone?




I don't wanna work!




I wanna go HOME!

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Strong Indian Lady - INDIRA GANDHI - Historical Photographs

..:: Strong Indian Lady - INDIRA GANDHI - Historical Photographs ::..
(1917 - 1984)

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A young Indira Nehru and Father of India Mahatma Gandhi, during one of his fasts

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The Nehru family - Motilal Nehru is seated in the center, and standing (L to R) are Jawaharlal Nehru, Vijayalakshmi Pandit, Krishna Hutheesing, Indira, and Ranjit Pandit; Seated: Swaroop Rani, Motilal Nehru and Kamala Nehru
(circa 1927).

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Indira Gandhi with Jawaharlal Nehru in Rangoon 1937

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Indira Gandhi in Shanti Niketan

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the second President of India, administering the oath of office to Indira Gandhi on 24 January 1966.

1984 USSR commemorative stamp

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Indira Gandhi's blood-stained saree and her belongings at the time of her assassination, preserved at the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum in New Delhi.

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Bhagat Puran Singh

..:: Bhagat Puran Singh ::..
(1904 - 1992)

"Bearded Mother Teresa of Punjab", that's how noted Sikh scholar and writer Khushwant Singhji was a writer, environmentalist, philanthropist and above all, those rarest of rare finds : a selfless soul.

4th June, 1904, is the auspicious day on which Bhagat Puran Singhji was born.

Puran Singhji was left homeless by the 1947 partition between the India and Pakistan. But he didn't let this stop him from helping people. Puran Singhji moved around giving aid and shelter to terminally abd mentally ill patients at abandoned homes and bus stands. Eventually, he built a permanent shelter for the destitute in Amritsar : 'Pingalwara'(House of the Crippled).

The source of inspiration for this life of service was the 'Garland around his neck', a leprosy-striken boy, Piara, whom Puran Singhji carried o his back for 14 years. For this life of dedication in the service of the sick, disabled and abandoned people, he was awarded the 'Padmashri'in 1979 and was nominated for the Noble Peace Prize in 1991.

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