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An idealist and compassionate girl born in Skopje (now capital of North Macedonia) lived in Skopje till age of 18. She wanted to become a nun. She lived for a while in Ireland before moving to India which became her home. On 7 Th October 1950 she formed an Organization and named it Missionaries of Charity. What started as a small group of 12 people has become an organisation spread in about 20 countries and served by over 3500 sisters. That person became known to the whole world as “Mother Teresa” later named as Saint Teresa by the Vatican. Her Mission was to work for the poor, the hungry, the abandoned, the lepers, the sick, the old, the destitute, drug addicts, alcoholics and virtually all those, who society did not care for. She established schools, soup kitchens, shelters, leper colonies. She cared for the orphans, the old and the AIDS victims with unparalleled compassion. We visited the Missionaries of Charity House In Kolkata, where it all began. We were moved to see her small room with virtually no luxuries. There was no fan, no air conditioning, no tv or radio. She lived a life of simplicity and insisted that her organisation followed her example. We saw her tomb. It was the simplicity after her life.. In the room nearby there were a few pictures telling her story. Since 1962 she received over 700 awards - minor and major. Notable among the awards are the Nobel Peace Prize, Bharat Ratna- India’s highest Civilian award, Jawahar Lal Award, John F Kennedy International award, US Congressional Gold Medal, Soviet Union’s Gold Medal of the Peace Committee and the Order of Merit from Queen Elizabeth.. She didn’t aspire for any of it but accepted the awards with humility on behalf of Missionaries of Charity. Her true reward was the hope, happiness and gratitude in the eyes of the souls she served.. When in Kolkata, do visit the Missionaries of Charity..