Mother Teresa(English, Paperback, Chawla Navin)
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Mother Teresa is the biography of one of the most inspiring women in the world, who dedicated her life for the betterment of the less fortunate. Summary Of The Book Mother Teresa gives readers a glimpse into the life of Mother Teresa and talks about her mission, numerous deeds, and principles she lived by. It reveals that she led a life of grace and humility, right till the end. The book contains many anecdotes from her life that give readers an inside look into her world. Her private letters to her sisters are heart warming. The book even describes her efforts as she met with world leaders and strived to bring about peace. Mother Teresa details all that she did as she selflessly devoted her life to others. Another incident that is poignantly described is when she said a heartfelt prayer for a dying child. She even taught those around her to serve others with a big heart, and many volunteers joined her in her cause. Her reasons for starting several charitable organizations and all the mission work that she undertook are given in the book. The readers will learn how she refused material gain, but instead sought to do something meaningful for others. She worked with the poor, homeless, sick and even helped rehabilitate alcoholics and drug addicts. Even when ill health and old age beset her, she did not give up her cause. The Missionaries of Charity needed her help and guidance and she was always available. About Navin Chawla NavinChawla is a political figure and was formerly India's Chief Election Commissioner. He has also authored Faith and Compassion - The Life and Work of Mother Teresa. Chawla was born in Delhi, India, and went on to study at London University and London School of Economics. He is also qualified as an IAS officer. He has been part of the Union Government in various capacities such as labour secretary, finance secretary, and others. He was closely associated with Mother Teresa, which enabled him to pen her biography. The Italian government honoured him with the Mazzini Award in 2005 for his initiatives to strengthen Indo-Italian bonds.