Mother Teresa, born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu on 26 August 1910, dedicated her life to serving the poorest and most vulnerable. She came to India as a young nun and spent years teaching in Kolkata.In 1948, she began working directly among people living in poverty and opened an open-air school.
 In 1950, the Missionaries of Charity was founded under her leadership. She established homes for the dying, orphaned children, people affected by leprosy, and the sick.Her charitable miss

Florence Nightingale is remembered as one of the greatest humanitarian figures in history, whose compassion and dedication transformed healthcare forever.Known as the “Lady with the Lamp,” she became a symbol of hope and care during the Crimean War by tirelessly serving wounded soldiers. Her groundbreaking work laid the foundation for modern nursing and improved hospital sanitation practices worldwide.She believed that every patient deserved dignity, cleanliness, and proper m

On World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day, we celebrate the spirit of compassion, courage, and selfless service. This day reminds us of the countless volunteers and healthcare workers who dedicate their lives to helping others in times of crisis. From disaster relief to medical support, the Red Cross continues to stand as a symbol of hope across the world. Their mission goes beyond borders, religions, and differences — serving humanity first.Every small act of kindness has the