While the world is about giving and receiving, a few givings are unconditional, something non-existent in a pragmatist society. 14th June is celebrated to honour this unconditional service rendered to society in the form of blood as a gift of life.

Rags to riches might be the common inspirational story that every future CEO gets inspired from. And coincidentally this story too starts with such a person as to its protagonist.

On this day in 1964, the country received its biggest shock after Mahatma Gandhi's assassination. The country lost its beloved Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who couldn't emerge victorious against a paralytic attack and a heart attack.

She was the heartbeat of millions. She was a woman of her own making. Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur was the lady of the hour as she brought many changes and lived a life of her own will.

The death of Sher Shah was a dramatic event that put an end to the blip in the power of the Mughals. After getting wounded during his gunpowder attack on Kalinjar fort, he was killed, bringing the decline of his empire.

The most learned Indian politician of all time is also probably the most misunderstood one as well. He was the voice of the suppressed, the messiah of the backward class. His path was treacherous but when the going gets tough, the tough get going.