When I Was Travelling In Rajasthan People

As A Woman, My Style Defines My Leadership. It's A Gentler, More Compassionate Approach. I Consult, I Listen And I Compromise Where It's In The Best Interest Of The Citizens.

As A Child In The Rural District Of Penal I Remember Sharing Meals From The Same Pot With Neighbours Of Different Racial, Ethnic, Social And Economic Backgrounds.

We Need To Rekindle Those Values, Those Strengths As A Nation And As A People... And We Must Do So As One People With One Goal.

Looking Towards The Future, One Of The Most Important Issues The National Community Must Face Is The Widening Gap Between The Liberated, Modern, Independent Women And Our Traditional Men Who Are Being Left Behind.

Men Don't Want To Be Confused By The Facts When Their Minds Are Already Made Up. Women Know The Art Of Negotiation - Just Ask The Mother Of A Four-year-old Who Refuses To Eat His Veggies Or The Parent Of A Teenager.