The Little Moon Residence

Pratibha Patil was India’s first female president. As India’s first woman president, it was her dream to see women become the leaders in their own right, and she did just that. She worked tirelessly to make sure women who had been traditionally viewed as second-class citizens became first-class citizens.

Pratibha Patil was born in the village of Jogapura, in the Chhattisgarh state of India in 1955. She was the first female president in India in 1976, and she left office in 1983.

Her tenure was less than successful, as women were still barred from politics in her country. However, she was the first Indian woman to be elected president of the United Nations. She held the office of president of India from 1976 to 1983, and served as India’s ambassador to the United Nations from 1977 to 1983.

Patil became a political activist during her time in India, and was involved in the anti-establishment movement of the 1970s. She was also the first Indian woman to be elected president of the United Nations. When she was a diplomat for the United Nations, she was also associated with the feminist movement.

Patil is known for her ‘daring’ and ‘bold’ style of leadership, and has been recognized as one of the world’s most innovative and important leaders for women in politics. She was a founder of the Gandhi Peace Foundation, which was one of the first organizations outside India to push for peace in the world when it was established in 1974.

You can’t really see the gravity of those claims, but they’re the biggest reason why I’m here.

Pratibha Patil is the very first woman from India ever elected to the United Nations, the youngest ever elected by the General Assembly. She’s also the first Indian woman to serve in the UN Security Council. She’s also the first Indian woman to serve in the same Security Council that was voted to have one of the most oppressive regimes on the planet. And she was also a part of the first ever Indian delegation to the UN that asked for the establishment of Palestine.

Pratibha is the daughter of a former Prime Minister of the Madras Presidency Madanand, who is the mother of the first Indian woman that she ever married. Her father is a former Member of Parliament for the Indian National Congress. Her mother was a member of the Indian Parliament from the second-largest city of India, Chandigarh, from where she was elected to the Indian Parliament.

Pratibha has a habit of getting into politics, but she is also very much the kind of person who can get a lot of things done. She is the first woman to become the mayor of Bengaluru city, and she is also the first Indian woman to become a diplomat. Pratibha worked as the first Indian Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) in New York for 18 months.