00:00You can go to Rameshwaram or Badrinath.
00:06You will see the Dharamshalaya that Ahila Devi has made.
00:09There are many mountains of the mountains that you will go to Ahila Devi.
00:16If you go to Gaya's temple, Ahila Devi has made.
00:19If you go to Kashi Vishweshwarth temple, Ahila Devi has made.
00:24If you go to Somnath, there is one temple that Ahila Devi has made.
00:29It means that one stree, who typically with the system against her.
00:34She was a widow in those times, in medieval times.
00:38You know, it's very easy to cry oppression.
00:41It's very easy to say,
00:42She didn't do that.
00:45She never ever cried.
00:47And that is the greatest lesson I think that today's women can learn from Ahila Devi Olkar.
00:53And you know what?
00:54It pains me when today you ask any college girl in Bharat,
00:58Who is your inspiration?
01:00Who is the woman that inspires you?
01:03They will invariably say Hillary Clinton.
01:05Or Michelle Obama.
01:06Or some such name, you know.
01:08But why not look closer?
01:11Why not look into our own history?
01:12And try to understand.
01:13I'm not saying that you believe in the wrong people.
01:16But you should learn a little about them.
01:19If you learn a little about them.
01:20So you will realize that true greatness lies not in complaining.
01:25True greatness lies not in mining.
01:27But in accepting your circumstances.
01:30And doing what is the best you can do under these circumstances.
01:33That according to me is true women's empowerment.
01:36And Ahila Devi Holkar is the prime example of it.
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