DK - 100 Women who made History

Indira Gandhi, born in 1917, was India's first female Prime Minister. Known for her bold leadership and the Green Revolution, she played a crucial role in India’s history and inspired women worldwide.

Mary Robinson, Ireland's first female President and UN Human Rights Commissioner, dedicated her life to advocating for justice. She visited crisis zones and campaigned for refugees, women's rights, and climate change.

Hypatia, born in Ancient Egypt, excelled in mathematics and philosophy. She taught Neoplatonism, drew huge crowds, and became a key figure in Alexandria.

Eccentric socialite, Peggy Guggenheim, was born in New York in 1898. After her fathers death she inherited fabulous wealth and became a pivotal modern art patron. Her galleries in London and New York showcased major artists, shaping art history and influencing future generations.