Question

Who was the first woman from India to win the Nobel Prize?
A. Kiran bedi
B. Mrs. Chandra Mukhi Das
C. Mrs. Indira Gandhi
D. Mother Teresa

Answer 1

Hint: Since March 1901, the award has been awarded annually (with certain exceptions) to those who "have done the most or best work for brotherhood among nations, for the abolition or reduction of the standing army, and for the holding and promotion of peace representatives.

Complete answer:
Mother Teresa: She established a soup kitchen, a leprosy colony, an orphanage and a home for the dying poor. She treated lepers, educated the poorest of the poor, and supported the homeless.
Sister and missionary nuns Mother Teresa is called the St. Teresa of Calcutta in the Catholic Church, and she devoted her life to caring for the sick and the poor. Mother Teresa is a girl in Macedonia. Her father is Albanian. She has taught in Hindu for 17 years and experienced her "calling" in 1946. Blind, elderly and disabled center; and leprosy colony. In 1979, Mother Teresa won the Nobel Peace Prize for her humanitarian work.
She died in September 1997 and was blessed in October 2003. In December 2015, Pope Francis acknowledged Mother Teresa’s second miracle, which paved the way for her canonization on September 4, 2016.

Hence, the correct answer is option D.

Note:
Mother Teresa chose to "serve the poorest of the poor, live with them and like them". She saw the beauty of everyone. Together with other members of the Missionaries of Charity, she strives to make the lives and deaths of people around her more peaceful and full of love