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INDIRA GANDHI

           

                         INDIRA GANDHI

                  Hello friends, today we will talk about Bharat Ratna and the woman who won Bharat Ratna. Hello friends, today we will talk about Bharat Ratna and the woman who won Bharat Ratna. Hello friends, today we will talk about Bharat Ratna and the woman who won Bharat Ratna. Today we are going to know about Bharat Ratna and also about a female winner Indira Gandhi we are going to know about Bharat Ratna and also about a female winner Indira Gandhi we are going to know about Bharat Ratna and also about a female winner Indira Gandhi What is Bharat Ratna? The Bharat Ratna is the highest civilian award that was started in 1954 This honor is given to the Indian citizens by the Indian government for their contributions and achievements in different regions This honor is given to the Indian citizens by the Indian government for their contributions and achievements in different regions Prime Minister gives the president recommendation for Bharat Ratna. 

            Every year this award is given to 3 people. The first recipient of Bharat Ratna was politician C. Rajagopalachari, philosopher Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and scientist C. V. Raman. The first recipient of Bharat Ratna was politician C. Rajagopalachari, philosopher Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and scientist C. V. Raman. The first recipient of Bharat Ratna was politician C. Rajagopalachari, philosopher Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and scientist C. V. Raman. The first recipient of Bharat Ratna was politician C. Rajagopalachari, philosopher Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and scientist C. V. Raman. She was born on 19 November 1917 She was the daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru She played an important role in  Indian National Congress She played an important role in  Indian National Congress After an interview with Rabindranath, he named Indira Gandhi as Priyadarshini, and that day she is also known by the name Indira Priyadarshini After an interview with Rabindranath, he named Indira Gandhi as Priyadarshini and that day she is also known by the name Indira Priyadarshini After an interview with Rabindranath, he named Indira Gandhi as Priyadarshini and that day she is also known by the name Indira Priyadarshini Her Achievements In 1964 she became a member of Rajya sabha and in January 1966 she was made the leader of the congress party.

             In 1964 she became a member of Rajya sabha and in January 1966 she was made the leader of the congress party. In 1964 she became a member of Rajya sabha and in January 1966 she was made the leader of the congress party. In 1969 she nationalizes 14 private banks. To make banking facilities used by people and make banks come under government In 1969 she nationalizes 14 private banks. To make banking facilities used by people and make banks come under government In 1969 she nationalizes 14 private banks. To make banking facility used by people and make banks come under government It was beneficial for common people and this was the strong diction in banking sector It was beneficial for common people and this was the strong diction in banking sector In 1970 under her governance she introduced a green revolution in India. In 1970 under her governance she introduced the green revolution in India. In 1970 under her governance she introduced the green revolution in India. Early India use to import crops but after Green Revolution they became independent Early India use to import crops but after Green Revolution they became independent Early India use to import crops but after Green Revolution, they became independent Indira Gandhi had the slogan 'Garibi Hatao' during the 1971 Elections and in December of that year, India won a war against Pakistan. 

              Indira Gandhi had the slogan 'Garibi Hatao' during the 1971 Elections and in December of that year, India won a war against Pakistan. Indira Gandhi had the slogan 'Garibi Hatao' during the 1971 Elections and in December of that year, India won a war against Pakistan. Indira Gandhi had the slogan 'Garibi Hatao' during the 1971 Elections and in December of that year, India won a war against Pakistan. For winning the war against Pakistan and making Bangladesh independent, President V.V Giri gave Mrs.  Indira Gandhi Bharat Ratna For winning the war against Pakistan and making Bangladesh independent, President V.V Giri gave Mrs.  Indira Gandhi Bharat Ratna For winning the war against Pakistan and making Bangladesh independent, President V.V Giri gave Mrs.  Indira Gandhi Bharat Ratna For winning the war against Pakistan and making Bangladesh independent, President V.V Giri gave Mrs.  Indira Gandhi Bharat Ratna For making Bangladesh independence and winning the India - Pakistan war she is also known as ‘Iron Lady of India’. For making Bangladesh independent and winning the India - Pakistan war she is also known as ‘Iron Lady of India’.

                For making Bangladesh independent and winning the India - Pakistan war she is also known as ‘Iron Lady of India’. She was Prime Minister of India from 1966 to 1977 and 1980 to 1984. She was Prime Minister of India from 1966 to 1977 and 1980 to 1984. She was murdered in her garden on 31st October 1984 She was murdered in her garden on 31st October 1984 She died in New Delhi In the year 1999, the BBC organized an online poll in which Indira Gandhi was declared the Women of the Millennium, due to the majority of votes. In the year 1999, the BBC organized an online poll in which Indira Gandhi was declared the Women of the Millennium, due to the majority of votes. In the year 1999, the BBC organized an online poll in which Indira Gandhi was declared the Women of the Millennium, due to the majority of votes. In the year 1999, the BBC organized an online poll in which Indira Gandhi was declared the Women of the Millennium, due to the majority of votes. In 2011, Bangladesh Government honored Indira Gandhi with Bangladesh's highest civilian award for her contribution to the fight for her independence.

                In 2011, Bangladesh Government honored Indira Gandhi with Bangladesh's highest civilian award for her contribution to the fight for her independence. In 2011, Bangladesh Government honored Indira Gandhi with Bangladesh's highest civilian award for her contribution to the fight for her independence. So friends this was all about Bharat Ratna Indira Gandhi. So friends this was all about Bharat Ratna Indira Gandhi. If you want to know more about more women who have won Bharat Ratna, don’t forget to watch our other video. If you want to know more about more women who have won Bharat Ratna, don’t forget to watch our other video. 

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