The University of Delhi will name its new college after the late Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, Sushma Swaraj that is to be established at Fatehpur Beri village. Construction work for the college is yet to commence at the 40-bigha land allotted to the university at Bhati Kalan, Fatehpur Beri. According to a notice released […]
An ode to the inspiring Indian women we lost in 2019.
According to the survey of 42,000 people from across 41 countries voted for Kom as the most admired woman. With a score of 10.36%, Kom ranked highest followed by the current Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry Kiren Bedi.
Remembering former Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj with some of her choicest tweets that won our hearts.
As India bid farewell to people’s minister Sushma Swaraj, her daughter Bansuri Swaraj performed her last rites at the Lodhi Crematorium.
How often does a leader touch us so deeply, that their demise feels like a personal loss? That’s what the BJP stalwart managed to achieve through her dedication, leadership and compassion.
The former External Affairs Minister believed that it’s necessary for men to learn kitchen skills to ease the burden on women.
The stalwart politician’s sudden demise has sent a wave of shock and sorrow across the nation. She will be deeply missed.
Good leaders don’t have to command respect from the people or their adversaries, it comes their way, riding on the goodwill they create for themselves.
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that the Modi government is the first government since independence to have six women in the cabinet including two women ministers as members of the Cabinet Committee on Security.
