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Sunday
, February 10, 2002

VIP Toon Tales

Mother Teresa
by Ranga

THE winner of the Nobel Prize for Peace, Mother Teresa, who was described during her lifetime as "the most powerful woman in the world" and who dedicated her life to serving "the poorest of the poor" was in Delhi in 1990. I happened to meet her there at a function organised in her honour.

She got down from the car and as she was proceeding to the venue of the function, I confronted her with a sketch of her that I had hurriedly made. She took it, moved towards one of the tables and started writing ‘God bless you’ before she affixed her signature.

The people who had gathered to have a glimpse of her insisted that they wanted to take a look at the picture and so she held it high so that all could have a look at it and returned it to me with a smile and the words "God bless you... Thank you".

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