Indira Gandhi's father was mahatma gandhi?
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No. Indira Gandhi and Mahatma Gandhi are in no way related (except for both being members of the Congress party). Indira Gandhi was the daughter of India's first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and his wife Kamala. She was the third Prime Minister of India and was married to Feroze Gandhi. She represented the second generation of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty in India. Sanjay Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi were her sons. Sonia Gandhi (present chairperson of the United Progressive Alliance, currently in power in India) is the Wife of Rajiv Gandhi.
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mohandas karamchand gandhi
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Arundathi Roy. She is Mary Roys Daughter. Lives in Delhi.
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the first prime minister of india is pandit jawaharlal nehru. we also call them chacha nehru,because he loved childrens.thats why we celebrates his birthday as childrens day on every 14 NOVEMBER.
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The first President of India was Dr. Rajendra Prasad.  The first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
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pandit jawaharlal nehru ,his  daughter indira gandhi was also the prime minister and also his grandson rajiv gandhi was prime minister his son rahul is a member of the indian parliament
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mahatma gandhi...\n\nhes the one who made india the way it is today\n\nhere are some sites that may help yoU!:\n\nhttp://www.mkgandhi.org/ \n(thats a mahatma gandhi foundation website...quite helpful!)\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi\n(wikipedia...encyclopedia!)\n\nhttp://www.mahatma.org.in/flash.html\n(the official mahatma gandhi archive & ref. library)\n\nand one more:\nhttp://www.lucidcafe.com/library/95oct/mkgandhi.html\n\nKk..i hope i helped!!!!!!\n\ngood luck with your project and a have a great day! =]
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For his official title and name it is.  DR. A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM\n\nDr. Kalam became the 11th President of India on 25th July 2002
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She is a perfectionist and has high standards for her own work. Indira Gandhi often feels that if she wants something done right she must do it herself, for others do not do as thorough a job as she does. Doing a task well is very important to her, and she may labor over minute details that others would not bother with. Indira Gandhi strives for accuracy, efficiency and precision, and she becomes very irritable when things are not done "right".\n\nOn the other hand, Indira Gandhi can become so much of a perfectionist and so self-critical that she will not even attempt many activities and projects, feeling that her efforts will simply not be good enough. She is usually modest and realistic in assessing what she can accomplish and, if anything, Indira Gandhi underestimates herself. Of course, practice makes perfect, and if Gandhi does apply herself diligently in a given area, she gradually gains self-confidence as she masters skills and develops expertise.\n\nIndira Gandhi conserves her energy and paces herself so that she does not waste or diffuse her efforts. An unwillingness to take risks or venture from the beaten track can sometimes limit her opportunities. In short, Gandhi may not aim high enough, thereby settling for too little in life.\n\nShe is a doer and an achiever. Energetic, courageous, and often impatient, Indira Gandhi will forge ahead with her plans regardless of others' reservations. In fact, Gandhi often feels other people get in her way and she prefers working on her own. Indira is active, assertive, and rather competitive as well.\n\nShe is enterprising, ambitious and has a strong desire to succeed in a big way. Forever on the lookout for new opportunities and promising new ventures, Indira Gandhi is willing to take risks if she senses a winner. No matter how much Indira accomplishes, she never seems to be completely satisfied. Indira Gandhi always feels that she can do more, and sets her sights on another goal. Indira Gandhi feels frustrated in limited circumstances, and she will abandon secure and reasonably successful situations if they do not offer challenges and future growth potential. Gandhi likes to keep stretching her limits, to see how far she can go. Sometimes Gandhi overextends herself or promises more than she can actually achieve, due to an overly optimistic or confident assessment of her own capacities. Indira Gandhi relishes healthy competition and feels that it spurs her on to even greater achievements. \n\nTRISHA**
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Indira Gandhi was the third prime minister of India.\nDaughter of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. she had learned her politics in family. The best thing she did was nationalization of banks in late 1960s. And the worst was the Emergency from 1975 to 1978. It was the darkest period in independent India when all freedoms and rights were oppressed and any protest was treated in absolutely brutal manner. She also ordered marching of army into the Golden temple in Amritsar to wipe out khalistani militants demanding independent Punjab. This action later on led to her assassination on 31 October 1984!
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I guess the most famous Indian was Mahatma Gandhi. \n\nHe was a great leader, who advocated non-violence and truth as the means to independence from British rule. He is known as the Father of the Nation. \n\nRead more at \nhttp://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?sm1=WW91ciBBbnN3ZXIgSSBndWVzcyB0aGUgbW9zdCBmYW1vdXMgSW5kaWFuIHdhcyBNYWhhdG1hIEdhbmRoaS4g&fw=9&fc=3&ss=-1&es=-1&gwp=11&ver=1.0.8.207&method=1\n\nAmong all the great Indians of modern times, he stands the tallest. Hats off to him!
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Do find out from Indira Gandhi Open University, Annamalai University etc...
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United Kingdom - Margaret Thatcher\nIndia - Indira Gandhi\nArgentina - Isabel Peron\n\nCheck the link for more\n\nand then take away the countries that are left in the world and you will have the correct answer... remind me to read better next time lol
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why are people so sarcastic, why bother answering?\n\nIndira Nehru Gandhi was born on November 19, 1917 and would be the only child of Jawaharlal and Kamala Nehru. Being influenced and inspired by her parents, Indira Gandhi rose to power in India and eventually became prime minister. She dedicated her life to progress in her country despite the overwhelming problems and challenges she encountered
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father and daughter\ngyatri was the wife of brahma ji
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EM.S nambudripad was the first communist chief minister elected through ballots in kerala in 1957. but Nehru did not like communists and Indira Gandhi instigated Christians, naayars and brought pressure on Nehru to dismiss first communist government. Nehru had to succumb pressure brought by his daughter and brought kerala under president rule.nambudripad was not only a politician but also a great scholar. he implemented land reforms which were not liked by land lords and the first communist government in the world was dismissed by congress party.
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Father: Suddhodana King of the Kshatriya caste of the  Shakya in what is now Nepal.\nMother: Maya Devi.\nWife: Yashodhara\nSon: Rahula\n\nI hope this helps!