Works Cited

Primary Sources

Assassination on October 31, 1984 of Indira Gandhi, PM of India, in Revenge for Operation

Bluestar. YouTube, uploaded by Daas Harjit Singh, YouTube.com, 30 Oct. 2015,

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpsqQAP1W4k. Accessed 9 Nov. 2016. This video is of for

higher educational standards because it may be to horrific for younger viewers but is

definitely informational. This video gives some very valuable inside perspective of what

was going on during this time and what the guards may have been thinking when they

assassinated Indira Gandhi as she greeted them to enter her temple. I will use this to talk

about her death near the end of my project for the finale.

Bettmann Archive. Indira Gandhi Meets with Fidel Castro. T he Huffington Post, Times

Internet, 2017,

www.huffingtonpost.in/2016/11/26/photos-when-fidel-castro-surprised-indira-gandhi-wit

h-a-bear-h/. Accessed 14 Feb. 2017. This image shows Indira Gandhi meeting with Fidel

Castro. The website I got this image from is reliable because it names the publisher and

date. The author of the article is named and they tell you where they got the image. On

the contact us page they give you a way to contact them. This image will be used on our

changing opinions page. This image shows how Indira took charge and worked hard. It

also shows how Fidel Castro had respect for her.

Currimbhoy, Nayana. Indira Gandhi. New York, F. Watts, 1985. By reading this I gained a lot of

information on Indira Gandhis life. I learned more about her childhood and how she

started in Indian politics. I also learned how she became prime minister. The last thing I
 learned more about was what she did as prime minister. This gave me information on her

short term and long term impact on India. This book is credible because Nayana

Currimbhoy grew up in India. Later on she moved to New York City but when she was

doing research for this book she came back to India. She witnessed what happened after

Indira Gandhis death. She has also had experience writing books because she has been a

writer for twenty years. I will use the information I got from this book to learn more

about Indira Gandhis short term and long term impact. I will use the information I got

for my project. This will help me get the information I need to put on my website. This

book also gave me the information I need to answer questions about Indira Gandhi. If I

am asked about Indira Gandhis short term or long term impact I will be able to give an

answer.

Gandhi, Indira. True Liberation of Women. New Delhi, 26 Mar. 1980, India, New Delhi.

Speech. This speech was said by Indira Gandhi in 1980. The quote I got from here was

said by Indira Gandhi. She said, Hence, by excluding women, men are depriving

themselves of a fuller emancipation or growth for themselves. The website I got this

quote from is reliable because it names the date the speech was said and were it was said.

I will use this quote on the changing opinions page of our website because it shows that

Indira Gandhi thought men should respect women more.

GettyImages. Daddys Girl. Always. News, Times Internet Limited, 2017,

www.indiatimes.com/news/india/10-pictures-of-indira-gandhi-that-you-may-have-never-

seen-before-228216.html. Accessed 12 Jan. 2017. This picture shows Indira Gandhi with

her father as a young girl. The website that I got this photo from is reliable because it is
 an online newspaper from India. The lady who posted the article works there. This photo

will be used in the Background section because it shows her as a young girl. This picture

portrays that Indra was close to her father.

The Green Revolution. EduGreen, TERI, 2007, edugreen.teri.res.in/explore/bio/green.htm.

Accessed 26 Jan. 2017. This website gave me a lot of important information I needed on

the Green Revolution. I know it is reliable because it provided the date and the publisher.

I also tried out the links on the web page and found that they all worked. I will use the

information I got from here on the long term impact part of my website. All this

information will help me show how Indira made an impact.

India & Pakistan. Living History Farm, 2007,

www.livinghistoryfarm.org/farminginthe50s/crops_16.html. Accessed 7 Feb. 2017. This

website gave me a lot of information on the Green revolution. This website is reliable

because it names the date the article was published and there was no bias. Living History

Farm is an organization and the website includes an about page and a contact page. I will

use the information I got on the Green revolution to enhance the long term impact page of

the website we are making.

Indira and Her Bodyguards. Indiatodayin, Living Media India Limited, 2016,

indiatoday.intoday.in/story/indias-first-nulcear-test-was-a-failure-says-secret-us-cable/1/2

51458.html. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This image shows Indira Gandhi and her bodyguards

at the site of the nuclear device Smiling Buddha. The website I got this image from is

reliable because the links work and it provides the publisher and date of the website. The
 article also does not appear to have any bias. I will use this image on my website to show

how Indira Gandhi was involved with the technology advancements.

Indira and Her Doll. News, Times Internet, 2017,

www.indiatimes.com/news/india/10-pictures-of-indira-gandhi-that-you-may-have-never-

seen-before-228216.html. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This image shows a young Indira

holding her doll. The website I got this image from is reliable because it names the

publisher and date. The links on the page work and lead to another page. The author of

the article Surbhi Nijhawan has written many articles for the India times. I will use this

image on a slideshow on my background tab.

Indira and Her Parents. Ilankai Tamil Sangam, 1996,

sangam.org/indira-gandhi-interviewed-oriana-fallaci-part-2/. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This

image shows Indira Gandhi with her parents as a child. The website I got this image from

is reliable because it shows the publisher and date. The article on the page does not

appear to be biased. I will use this image on the background tab of my website. This

picture is important because it shows that Indira was close to her family.

Indira Gandhi. New York, New York: F. Watts. This book is a detailed biography of Indira

Gandhi. It includes many great quotes. One quote we used was said by Indira Gandhi.

She said, The nation is in a hurry, and we cant afford to lose time. My complaint

against the Congress is that it isnt going as fast as the people are advancing. And that can

be fatal for a political organization. The book we got this quote from is reliable because

the author Nayana Currimbhoy is from India and went to India to research Indira.
Indira Gandhi. Cultural India, CulturalIndia.net,

www.culturalindia.net/leaders/indira-gandhi.html. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This image

shows Indira Gandhi in a necklace of flowers. The website I got this image from is

reliable because it shows the publisher. CulturalIndia.net is dedicated to writing about

Indias culture. I will use the image I got from this website on the standing up tab. This

image shows the start of Indiras path to be prime minister when she was elected

president of the Indian National Congress.

Indira Gandhi. History Politics,

www.sscnet.ucla.edu/southasia/History/Independent/Indira.html. Accessed 19 Jan. 2017.

This picture is of Indira Gandhi as prime minister. The site I found this picture on is

reliable because it is a .edu for education. I will use this picture on my website where we

are talking about her as prime minister.

Indira Gandhi. New World Encyclopedia, 2013,

www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Indira_Gandhi. Accessed 7 Feb. 2017. This

website was very detailed and thorough and gave lots of information on how she

impacted India. This website is reliable because it shows the date and the links work. The

New World Encyclopedia is an organization and gives you their contact information. I

will use this information on the long term impact page of my website because it gave me

some important information on the Green revolution.

Indira Gandhi and Her Ministers. Homegrown, Homegrown, 2017,

homegrown.co.in/in-rare-photographs-a-visual-journey-through-india-during-the-national

-emergency/. Accessed 14 Feb. 2017. This image shows Indira Gandhi with her ministers
 during the emergency. The website I got this image from is reliable because there is a

publisher and date. They give you an email to contact them and they talk about what they

were trying to do on the about page. This image shows how Indira Gandhi changed how

women are seen. It shows how her ministers respected her. We will use this image on the

changing opinions page.

Indira Gandhi - Interview - TV Eye - 1978. YouTube, uploaded by Thames TV, YouTube.com,

20 July 2015, www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8aETK5pQR4. Accessed 9 Nov. 2016. I

believe this can be seen by 4th grade and up because any younger age may be confused

by the extensive vocabulary portrayed in this battle of politics. Here Indira is asked some

uncomfortable questions after being released from prison and before the her second term

as prime minister. This video gives you some of the inside thinking and reasoning of

Indira Gandhi facing unfair accusations. She keeps her cool extremely well other than

occasionally talk over the interviewer when she got overexcited but remembered to keep

a calm voice and show no guilt. I will use in the part of my project where I talk about the

time between her first and second term as prime minister and the doubt she faced as the

next election drew nearer.

Indira Gandhis Impact. Encyclopedia Britannica,

www.britannica.com/place/India/Indira-Gandhis-impact. Britannica is a site known for

its amazing help towards education and is a highly recommended encyclopedia for

issues world wide. Britannica produces millions of articles that are reviewed by multiple

people to prove the fact. I would recommend this site to 4th graders and up because

although they use words that are easy to figure out they also give you impassible fact.
Indira Gandhi Visiting the Site of Pokhran 1. Indiatodayin, Living Media India Limited, 2016,

indiatoday.intoday.in/story/indias-first-nulcear-test-was-a-failure-says-secret-us-cable/1/2

51458.html. Accessed 26 Jan. 2017. This picture shows Indira Gandhi visiting Pokhran 1.

The website I got this image from is reliable because it names the publisher and the

copyright date. I also looked at the different links and I found that they did work. I will

use this image on the short term impact tab on my website because it shows how Indira

was involved in advancing her country's technology.

Indira with Mohandas Gandhi. History, A&E Television Networks, 2017,

www.history.com/topics/mahatma-gandhi/pictures/gandhi/gandhi_and_indira_1924.

Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This image shows Indira Gandhi as a child with Mohandas

Gandhi. The website that I got this image from is reliable because it names the publisher

and the date. The links on the page also work. I will use this image on a slideshow on the

background part of the website.

Newspaper 1971 War. Topyaps, 2015, topyaps.com/facts-about-1971-war. Accessed 5 Feb.

2017. This image shows a newspaper from 1971 during the Pakistan war in India. The

website I got this image from is reliable because the links on the website work and the

article does not appear to have any bias against Indira Gandhi. I will use this image to

help describe the Pakistan war on my website.

New York Times Obituary. The New York Times, New York Times Company, 2017,

india.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/31/on-this-day-the-assassination-of-indira-gandhi/?_r=

0. Accessed 25 Jan. 2017. This is an image of a New York Times newspaper. It shows

the obituary page for Indira Gandhi. This image comes from a reliable source because
 The New York Times is a well known newspaper. It provided the publisher and a date.

All the links worked and took me to the right place. I need this image in my website

because it portrays Indiras death.

Nose Dive. indiatodayin, Living Media India, 2016,

indiatoday.intoday.in/story/1967-west-bengal-movements/1/155561.html. Accessed 5

Feb. 2017. This image shows Indira Gandhi with a broken nose after a stone was thrown

at her. The website I got this image from is reliable because the links work and the

publisher and date is shown. I will use this image on the standing up tab of my website to

show that how strong Indira was.

SLV-3. Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, 2017,

www.vssc.gov.in/VSSC_V4/index.php/component/content/article/54-launchers/993-laun

ch-vehicle. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This image shows how India launched their second

satellite in 1980. The website I got this image from is reliable because it is part of the

government of India space department. It also provided the publisher. I will use this

image on the short term impact part of my website to show how Indira Gandhi impacted

technology. This is a great image to show the advancements of Indias space age.

Taj Mahal Covered in Twigs. Topyaps, 2015, topyaps.com/facts-about-1971-war. Accessed 9

Feb. 2017. This image shows the Taj Mahal covered in twigs during the Pakistan war.

The website we got this image from is reliable because it names the author of the article,

there is no bias, and the links work. I will use this image on the Pakistan war tab on our

website. This image will be useful because it shows the effects of the war.
Ulcny, Maria. Indira Gandhi. Kings College, MMV Prof., 9 Feb. 2007,

departments.kings.edu/womens_history/igandhi.html. Accessed 26 Oct. 2016. I would

recommend this site anyone who enjoys a good read about the comebacks of politicians

who influenced not only their country's history, but thousands of them. They are

published by the MMV Prof. a site recommended for colleges everywhere. The article

was produced by a college professor, and was last revised just last year. This came from

a person who was living in the time period that Indira Gandhi was a political leader

therefore making it a primary source which are generally more trustworthy.

Secondary Sources

ARYABHATA. ISRO Satellite Centre, Bengaluru Department of Space Government of India,

2015, www.isac.gov.in/experimental-satellites/html/aryabhata.jsp. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017.

This image shows a picture of the satellite Aryabhata. The website I got this image from

is reliable because it is a part of the Indian government department of space. I will use

this image on the short term impact part of my website to portray the first satellite India

launched.

Bettmann/Corbis. Indira Gandhi Campaigning. Britannica School, Encyclopdia Britannica,

2017, school.eb.com/levels/high/article/35988. Accessed 8 Jan. 2017. This picture shows

Indira Gandhi campaigning before the elections of 1971. This photo is reliable because

Bettmann/Corbis is a photographer for Architectural Digest. When I looked him up I

found that he has taken many photographs for Architectural Digest. This photograph will

be used to portray how Indira Gandhi campaigned to be prime minister.

Bio Staff. Indira Gandhi - Sikh Confrontation. Biography.com, A&E Television

Networks,LLC, 30 Aug. 2016,

www.biography.com/people/indira-gandhi-9305913/videos/indira-gandhi-sikh-confrontat

ion-24513091533. Accessed 9 Nov. 2016. I feel this website is a very reliable website

because it has many terms of use policies, privacy policies, and it is copyrighted which

eases me into assuming they are inserting accurate information. The video is backed up

by many of the other websites I have visited that I have deemed usable and even has a

shareable link attached to the video that is easily accessible to the viewer you have shared

the link with. I would recommend this source to anyone who would like to learn about

Indira Gandhis past in segments because they shorten videos to focus on certain parts of

her life at a time so the viewer can use the information they need. They also make sure to

include multiple interviews from her cousins and authors who have researched this topic

thoroughly and understand the difference she made.

Currimbhoy, Nayana. Indira Gandhi. New York, New York: F. Watts. This book is an impact

biography filled with quotes by Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi said, If I die today, every

drop of my blood will invigorate the nation. The book is a reliable source because the

author is from India and is qualified to write a book on Indira Gandhi. I will use this

quote on the thesis tab because this quote shows how devote Indira was to her country.

Donohue, Mark. Pokhran-I: Indias First Nuclear Bomb. Pokhran-I: Indias First Nuclear

Bomb, 11 Mar. 2014, large.stanford.edu/courses/2014/ph241/donohue1/. Accessed 1 Feb.

2017. This website gave me more information on Indias nuclear device. This website is

reliable because it is written by a student from Stanford University. Stanford University is

 a well known college. I will use the information I got from this website to talk more

about the nuclear device that was set off in India. I will talk about it on the short term

impact part of the website.

The Editors of Encyclopdia Britannica. Indira Gandhi. Encyclopedia Britannica Online,

Encyclopedia Britannica, 9 June 2016, www.britannica.com/biography/Indira-Gandhi.

Accessed 25 Oct. 2016. By reading this I learned more about Indira Gandhi. This website

provided a thorough article about Indira Gandhi and her life. This site provided me vital

information on Indira Gandhis political career.This site is credible because it is from

Britannica which is an Iowa AEA online database. It was last updated June 9th 2016.

Another reason why this site is credible is that the website provides the option to cite it.

This website cites itself for you. I will use this website to gain more information on Indira

Gandhi. I will use this information to take notes. I will use these facts for my project.

Farm in India. Facts and Details, Jeffrey Hays, 2013,

factsanddetails.com/world/cat57/sub383/item2127.html. Accessed 7 Feb. 2017. This

image shows a farm in India. The website we got this image from is reliable because the

publisher and date is named. It also includes an about page. I will use this image on the

long term impact tab of my website because it shows how agriculture improved in India

after the Green Revolution.

Gandhi, Indira. True Liberation of Women. New Delhi, 26 Mar. 1980, India, New Delhi.

Speech. From this article I gained Indira Gandhis perspective on education for women.

From this primary source I learned that Indira Gandhi encouraged women to get an

education.This site is credible because the publisher is the Publications Division,

 Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the government of India. When I clicked the

link at the top it worked. Another reason why this site is credible is that it gives the

source for the article which is a speech by Indira Gandhi. I will use this source as one of

my primary resources for my NHD project.

@garethbjenkins. The assassination of Indira Gandhi: I was there. University of Warwick,

MMXVI, 8 Oct. 2014. Accessed 26 Oct. 2016. By reading this I was able to gain an

eyewitness account about what happened the day that Indira Gandhi was assassinated.

This source gave me information on the peoples view on their prime minister, Indira

Gandhi. This site is credible because it is up to date and current. It is also written by

professor Swaran Singh of Warwick Medical School. He was there when Indira Gandhi

was assassinated so he would be an expert on this topic. I will use this as one of my

primary resources. The information this site gives is from a primary resource so it will go

to my research. I will use this site to learn more about the peoples view on Indira

Gandhi.

Graham, Tim. Indira Gandhi. Encyclopdia Britannica, 2016,

www.britannica.com/biography/Indira-Gandhi. Accessed 15 Dec. 2016. This is a picture

of the prime minister Indira Gandhi in 1983. This picture is credible because it came from

the website Encyclopdia Britannica. This website is from the Iowa AEA online

database which is a very helpful and credible source for children. On the website right

underneath the picture I easily found the title and the name of the person who took the

photograph. I will use this picture on my product sketch of my website and my final

product.
Green Revolution and Its Impact in India. Mahyco, 2015. This video describes the Green

Revolution and what it did for India. This is a reliable video because Mahyco is a

company focused on Indias agriculture. They would know about the Green Revolution. I

will use this video on the long term impact part of my website to show the impacts of the

Green Revolution.

Indian Elections (1967). This video shows the 1967 elections in India. It shows how Indira

Gandhi was elected. This video is reliable because it comes from the British

Path archives. These archives have a number of historical videos. I will use this video to

show the elections when Indira realized that she did not need her party bosses to be prime

minister.

Indias Food Crisis. Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/pictures/item/98505527/. Accessed 26

Jan. 2017. This picture shows Indira Gandhi giving food to the children. This picture is

from a reliable website because it is from the Library of Congress. This library is

connected to the government so we know it is reliable. I will use this picture on the long

term impact part of the website. This picture will be used to show how Indira impacted

India.

Indias Space Ambitions Soar. MIT Technology Review, 2016,

www.technologyreview.com/s/408323/indias-space-ambitions-soar/. Accessed 5 Feb.

2017. This website gave me important information on Indias space age. This website is

reliable because it it a technology review by MIT. A review by MIT is reliable because

MIT specializes in technology. I will use the information I got from this website to
 describe the advancements made in space technology in India. This information will

enhance my short term impact tab on my website.

Indira Gandhi. New York, New York: F. Watts. This book is a great source for quotes by Indira

Gandhi. The quote I got from this book was said by Indira Gandhis father. Jawaharlal

said, Often enough, I think of you, but today you have hardly been absent from my

mind. Today is New Years Day but you must be rather lonely. Once a fortnight you may

see Mummie, and once a fortnight you may see me, and you will carry our messages to

each other. The book I got this quote from is reliable because the author, Nayana

Currimbhoy is from India. She has written other books as well. I will use this quote on

the background tab of the website because it is really powerful and shows how Indiras

father missed her.

Indira Gandhi. Britannica School, Encyclopdia Britannica, 2017,

school.eb.com/levels/middle/article/Indira-Gandhi/274486. Accessed 7 Feb. 2017. This

website provided a detailed article on Indira Gandhi. The article gave me lots of good

information. The website is reliable because it is part of the Iowa AEA online database.

This website is well known for being a good research tool for students. I will use the

information I got from here on the life story page of the website we are making.

Indira Gandhi. Country Studies, Country Studies US, 2003, countrystudies.us/india/24.htm.

Accessed 26 Oct. 2016. This site is trustworthy because there are multiple points that are

supported with numerous facts I chose to use for Indira Gandhis short term impact. I

recommend this site to anyone middle school and older for its extensive vocabulary that

some younger readers may not understand, but would provide a great resource to other
 students. All articles were reviewed by the U.S. Library of Congress which is a very

reliable source if you trust in the people who govern over you.

Indira Gandhi. History Politics,

www.sscnet.ucla.edu/southasia/History/Independent/Indira.html. Accessed 7 Feb. 2017.

This website gave me a lot of information on Indira Gandhi and her life. This website is

reliable because it is a .edu for education. The website also includes the authors academic

site. I will use the information I got from here to learn more about Indira Gandhi and her

life. This information gave me an idea of what Indira was like.

Indira Gandhi and Soldiers. Topyaps, 2015, topyaps.com/facts-about-1971-war. Accessed 5

Feb. 2017. This image shows Indira Gandhi with soldiers during the Pakistan war. The

website I got this image from is reliable because all the links work and there does not

appear to be bias in the article. I will use this image on the tab on my website where I am

talking about the Pakistan war. This image will really help show how Indira Gandhi was

involved in this war.

Indira Gandhi as a Child. Indira Gandhis Biography,

indiragandhifacts.weebly.com/pictures.html. Accessed 26 Jan. 2017. This picture shows

Indira Gandhi as a young girl. The website the image came from is reliable because it

names the person who wrote the biography and there does not appear to be any bias in the

biography. I will use this image on the background part of the website to show Indira as a

child.

Indira Gandhis Interview on India Pakistan War in 1971. YouTube, uploaded by Mharo

Rajasthan, YouTube.com, 29 June 2013, www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MATAqeiL-4.

 Accessed 9 Nov. 2016. I believe this video reliable and understandable to all people 3rd

grade through adults who would like to learn a little bit more about Indira Gandhi and her

viewpoints during the India Pakistan war. This is a personal interview with Gandhi

herself and her opinions and ideas before the India Pakistan war became more severe. I

will use this in the part of my project when I start talking about Indira Gandhis Impact

on their Pakistani war.

Indira Gandhis Legacy. BBC News, BBC MMIX,

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/3960877.stm. Accessed 29 Jan. 2017. This website gave

me more information on Indira Gandhi and how she was involved in the Green

Revolution. It also told me more about her impact on India. This website is reliable

because it tells me the publisher. It also lists the author of the article and the links work. I

will use the information I got from this site to talk more about Indiras relation with the

Green Revolution.

Indira in Her Childhood. World of Faces, Mirfaces, 2015,

mirfaces.com/indira-gandhi-indian-prime-minister/#more-4065. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017.

This image show Indira Gandhi in her childhood. The website I got this image from is

reliable because the publisher and date is named on the bottom of the website. The

website has an about page where the person who owns the website gives us their email to

contact them. I will use the image I got from this website on my slideshow on the

background tab of my website.

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library. Indira Gandhi and Jacqueline Kennedy. Britannica

School, Encyclopdia Britannica, 2017, school.eb.com/levels/high/article/35988.

 Accessed 8 Jan. 2017. This picture shows Indira Gandhi with the first lady Jacqueline

Kennedy in New Delhi, Indira. This picture was taken in March, 1962. The picture also

comes from a reliable source, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library. This library has

a collection of pictures that can be searched through. This picture will be used on the

website to portray her life before she became prime minister.

Moraes, Dom. Indira Gandhi. 1980 ed., Boston, Toronto, Little Brown and Company, 1980. This

book is a highly respectable nonfiction story that was in direct cooperation with Indira

Gandhi herself. Dom Moraes is a nationally known Indian writer who translates

information he has found to English and interviews the people he finds the most

interesting. This book happens to be on her off time as a prime minister which was not

usually a perspective taken by most writers. He did include the time of her first ruling

but also people were disappointed and extatic about her not being reelected.

Muir, Patiricia S. Green Revolution. Oregon State U, 1998,

people.oregonstate.edu/~muirp/instruct.htm. Accessed 15 Dec. 2016. Manuscript. This

paper gives a thorough and in depth knowledge on the Green Revolution. It is credible

because the author Patricia S. Muir is a professor at Oregon State University. She is a

professor in her department which is the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology. I

will use the information I got to write about the Green Revolution on my website because

it is part of Indira Gandhis short term impact.

President Nixon Meets with Indira Gandhi. Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum,

www.nixonlibrary.gov/virtuallibrary/gallery3.php. Accessed 1 Feb. 2017. This picture

shows Indira Gandhi meeting with president Richard Nixon. The website I got the image
 from is reliable because it is a presidential library and is connected to the government. I

will use this image on my thesis page because it shows that Indira Gandhi was hard

working woman involved in politics.

Quotations by Author. The Quotations Page, TheQuotationsPage.com, 1994,

www.quotationspage.com/quotes/Indira_Gandhi. Accessed 7 Feb. 2017. The website I

got this quote from has quotes from many people. The quote I got was said by Indira

Gandhi. She said, We would rather starve than sell our national honor. This website is

reliable because it names the publisher and the date. I will use this quote on my long term

page because it is a powerful quote and proves Indira was dedicated to her country.

Rajiv Gandhi. Iowa AEA Online, Encyclopdia Britannica, 2016,

school.eb.com/levels/middle/article/311363. By reading this I learned more about Indira

Gandhis relationship with her son Rajiv. I learned more about how she wanted him to be

her successor for prime minister. This site is credible because Britannica is part of the

Iowa AEA Online database. This site is a reliable source for students. I will use this

information to gain more knowledge on Indiras long term effect on her son. Her son

became her successor because Indira had gotten him into politics.

7 Facts about Indira Gandhi. bio., A&E Television Networks, 2017,

www.biography.com/news/indira-gandhi-biography-facts. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This

image shows Indira Gandhi as a child with her family. The website I got this image from

is reliable because under each image it has a credit. The links on the website work and the

website shows the date and publisher. I will use this image on the slideshow on my

background tab.
Smiling Buddha crater. atomicarchive.com, AJ Software & Multimedia, 1998,

www.atomicarchive.com/History/coldwar/page17.shtml. Accessed 5 Feb. 2017. This

image shows the aftermath of the explosion of the Smiling Buddha nuclear device. The

website I got this image from is reliable because it is an archive. It also names the

publisher and the date it was published. This archive is also part of the National Science

Digital Library. I will use this image to portray the Smiling Buddha on the short term

impact part of the website.

Smt. Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi Technological and Medical Sciences Uiversity,

www.indiragandhiuniversity.in/indiragandhi.html. Accessed 7 Feb. 2017. This website

gave me a lot of information on Indira Gandhis life. This website is reliable because the

article does not appear to be biased and the links work. This website is also for the

college named after Indira Gandhi. I will use the information I got from this website on

the life story page of the website were making. This information will help enhance this

page.

Web Information Manager. PMINDIA. Smt. Indira Gandhi, National Informatics Centre,

www.pmindia.gov.in/en/former_pm/smt-indira-gandhi/. Accessed 25 Oct. 2016. By

reading this I learned more about Indira Gandhis life and the important events that

happened to her. I learned more about what she did for India. I found important

information about her political career.This site is credible because the content is managed

by the prime ministers office. Another reason why this site is credible is that the

National Informatics Centre designed, developed, and hosted this website. It also lists the

web information manager. The web information manager is Shri Anurag Jain. He is a
joint secretary at the prime ministers office. I will use this website to get more

information about Indira Gandhis life and her political career. I will use this site to get

the information I need about the important events that happened to her and her short term

impact on India.