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Indira Gandhi
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ETHICS & VALUES
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Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi
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Prof.Raja Rajeswari G Dinesh kumar.K
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VIT University.
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Introduction * Mrs.Indira Gandhi otherwise known as “iron lady of India” .I chose her because she was the first and one and only lady Prime Minister in Indian history who can be the role model of every Indian woman. * Indira Gandhi was, undoubtedly, one of the greatest political leaders of India. She is also regarded as the most controversial political leader of the country for her unprecedented decision of imposing "a state of emergency" which is the special character of the women. * She was the world history maker by separating Bangladesh from Pakistan 's influence and letting the native peoples to lead their own government. This shows her democratic leadership unlike Hitler. * She refused Sikh militant group demand of "Khalistan" with iron hand by “operation bluestar”. This is the good example for today’s government which is not even able to control their opposite party in paliement. *
Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi “I


References: * www.wikipedia.org * www.indiragandhi.com * www.culturalindia.net * www.google.co.in/books * timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/...Indira-Gandhi/ * www.indianfreedomfighters.in/ * www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/leadership
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