Extraordinary Mothers From Across The Globe

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Comes Mothers Day and we think about our mothers, how they make our lives special, how and what have they sacrificed to be the moms that they are. We try our best to make this day special for our own mothers.


While you make it big for your mother, we bring you here some of the most extraordinary mothers form across the globe, and from the history, who carved a niche for themselves while being in a Mothers Avatar. Some of them also took the world by storm and breaking nature rules to wear mommys attire. Read on to feel a solace amidst your inundated parenting issues.


Fighters Spirit and motherly instincts Rani Laxmi Bai This iron lady who held the flame of freedom and walked forward while defeating the British Rule and causing havoc in their camps, was a mother too. After the death of her own son, she adopted a boy named Damodar Rao. Those were the days when adopting was not a welcome thing to do for women of royal families. And what more, she fought with British with great strength and conviction, with her adopted ...
... son tied on her back.

Fearless and invincible. Is not it?


Power personified in a Mothers Attire Mrs. Indira Gandhi One and only lady Prime Minister of India, Mrs. Indira Gandhi was an inspiration in self. Mother of two boys, who strived hard to make her own mark in Indian Poltics, showed the world, actual meaning of a womans management skills. No wonder she is also the longest serving Prime Minister till date. A powerful mother who strictly believed in Karma, tried to inculcate the same in her sons, Rajiv and Sanjay. Unarguably credited for Indias growth in Science and Technology, Mrs Indira Gandhi was undoubtedly a symbol of feminism rightly mixed with strength and sensibility.


A celebrity with a heart of gold Ms. Sushmita Sen A Single mother in her own right. Yes, who said they cannot do it? A hands-on mother of two adopted daughters, this mother of all times managed to break all the myths about celebrity attitudes and motherhood. Giving unconditional love, compassion and all the care that is needed to her adopted daughters, Sushmita proved the critics wrong and wore a crown of motherhood after bagging the one that of Miss Universe. A successful career in Indian Film Industry and Glamour World didnot take her passion away, to nurture lives, sans a conventional blood bond. Hats off to her.


Timeless mother Smt. Omkari Panwar World's oldest mother Omkari Panwar from India gave birth to twins at the age of 70. With a strong will to be a mother and take care of them till she could, Omkari takes pride in her earned title and smiles her way through her motherhood.


How much is too much for a mother Ms. Valentina Vassilyeva Valentina Vassilyeva, A Russian peasants wife gave birth to 16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets and 4 sets of quadruplets between 1725 and 1765, in a total of 27 births. 67 of the 69 children born are said to have survived infancy. One super mother she sure was.


Baby Mother Lina Medina Some of us would surely be pondering about the right age to be a mother. Lina Medina from Peru did not get a chance to choose and be a mother when she became one at the age of 5. Yes, the youngest mother of the world who suffered from a peculiar disorder called Precocious Puberty gave birth to a boy child in the year 1939, who was brought up as her brother. Natures miracles.


Motherly Man or Manly Mother: Mr. Thomas BeatieThomas Beatie of Oregon, born as a woman, decided to have a sex-change and become a man after surgery and Hormone Treatment. Somehow he decided to retain her reproductive organs. He later got married to a woman Nancy (after becoming a man). When Nancy could not conceive, he decided to gift a baby to her and gave birth to one despite being a man at the outer.


Motherly stories from the world leave us perplexed.

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