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                  Indira Gandhi was born on Born on 19 November 1917 at Allahabad. Indira Gandhi was the only daughter of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Kamaladevi. Indiraji’s childhood was spent in royal splendor in Allahabad’s Anand Bhavan.

                   At the age of 4-5, Indira Gandhiji’s father and grandfather were sentenced to prison. Inspired by the spirit of social service at the age of 10, Indira Gandhi used to go every Sunday on a bicycle to serve the patients in the ‘Kushta Griha’. Indira Gandhi wanted to become a member of the Congress party at the age of 12. But it was not possible due to young age. So he fulfilled this wish by taking out his own ‘monkey army’. This army became popular during that time. She also helped the freedom movement. His education was constantly interrupted due to his father’s imprisonment and mother’s illness. He etc. S. In 1923, he joined St. Cecilia’s School, Allahabad. etc. S. In 1926, he went to Switzerland and studied there. After returning to India, education started at ‘Pupils on School’ in Pune on Gandhiji’s request. d. Passed Matriculation Examination in Bombay on 4th July 1934. Then Guru Rabindranath Tagore sent him to Santiniketan for further education. There she learned to do her own work, live in khadi clothes.

                  When Indira was 13 years old, Jawaharlal was always concerned about her education. Because he is often in prison and his mother is sick. Then he found a unique solution. A collection of his letters was later published under the title ‘Patya Patre, Laki Nave’. Through these letters he took a broad view of his love for his daughter, her studies and new ideology. Brave personalities who overwhelmed the whole world and gave new directions were placed in front of our senses. This gave a new twist to Indiraji’s personality.

               He also placed Indira for education with Kunwar Bai Jahangir, an old woman from a Parsi family in Pune. Staying there, she matriculated.

                 After the death of grandfather Motilal Nehru, d. The death of Indiraji’s mother, Kamla Nehru, on 28 February 1928, was another blow to her. Now he had only his father as his sole support.

                   After her mother’s death, Indira went to Oxford to study history. Due to the situation in India, their attention was not drawn there and they returned. Then etc. S. She joined the Indian National Congress in 1938.

              On March 26, 1942, Indiraji married Feroze Gandhi in a Vedic manner. After that she went to Lucknow with Feroze. Because there he was the manager of the National Herald. Immediately, the newly married couple started the ‘Quit India’ movement. Both were imprisoned for thirteen months.

            Father Pt. When Jawaharlal became Prime Minister, Indira fulfilled the responsibilities of his personal secretary, assistant, nurse, housekeeper etc. She also traveled with them in the country and abroad. Meanwhile, Indiraji’s husband Feroze died of a heart attack in 1960. Indiraji then inducted herself into her father’s service. etc. S. She became the president of the party in 1959.

               etc. S. After Nehru’s death in 1964, Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri gave Indiraji the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. After the death of Shastri in Tashkent on January 11, 1966, d. In the elections held on 19 January 1966, Indiraji became the President of the Congress Party, defeating Morarji Desai by 166 votes. d. On January 24, 1966, the first woman became the Prime Minister of India.

                    Prime Minister Indiraji had her own unique way of working. He nationalized banks to eradicate poverty and bring economic equality. etc. S. During the war with Pakistan in 1971, Indiraji showed her strong thinking in her decisions. Created a new country ‘Bangla Desha’ in world history. From this, his foresight and ability to take bold decisions was seen to the whole world. After making this country independent, he handed over the power to the popular leader of that country, Mujibur Rahman. Even his opponents in the country’s parliament likened him to ‘Durga’ for this work.

                    The then President V. V. Giri addressed Prime Minister Smt. Indiraji and others. S. Honored with ‘Bharat Ratna’ award in 1971.

                 etc. S. In 1980, Indiraji became the prime minister again in mid-term elections. This shows their determination, self-confidence, longing to achieve goals, ability to turn defeat into victory.

                     etc. S. In 1984, he used the Indian Army against terrorists promoting violence and separatism in Punjab. It was a bold decision. Based on that order, the Indian Army forcibly evicted the terrorists hiding in the Golden Temple and other religious places of Amritsar as per ‘Operation Blue Star’. This outbreak of terrorism in Punjab was broken. Infuriated by this, these terrorists hatched a conspiracy to kill Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. According to Indiraji’s own security guards. He was murdered on 31 October 1984 at around 9 am.

                         Thus this steel woman in world history, the first woman Prime Minister of the world’s largest democracy merged into eternity.