Lozen (circa 1840 – circa 1887) was an Amerindian fighter, considered a shaman, who participated in numerous campaigns against Mexicans and American settlers. Brave than most men Lozen was born in the 1840s to an Apache people, the Chiricahuas, living in the southwest United States and which also
King of France, he was the youngest of Louis XVI, he reigned during two successive Restorations (1814- 1815, 1815-1824). He married Louise de Savoie with whom he had no children. He went into exile in 1791, and took the title of regent and Louis XVIII after the death of his nephew the Dauphin Louis
Ida Bell Wells-Barnett (1862 – 1931), journalist, was one of the leaders of the civil rights movement in the United States. She also campaigned for womens rights, including the right to vote. Teacher Daughter of Elizabeth “Lizzie” Warrenton Wells and James Wells, both slaves, Ida Bell was born in
The Indian Civil Services (ICS) was dominated by South Indians at the time of independence. The bureaucracy of the Dakshinatya officers was so dominant that in the British rule, the saying that Delhi is ruled by Madrasi and Bai Peon had become prevalent. This bureaucracy came in very handy at the ti