What are some rare historical photos you wouldn't believe exist?

 

1. Hugh Hefner with a few of his playmates, 1962. Hefner was a copywriter for Esquire magazine before quitting to start Playboy in 1953.

2. Ethel, Jackie, and John Kennedy in 1954. I would say it’s a mirror selfie :)

3. A suntan vending machine in 1949

4. Albert Einstein in1893 ( age 14)

5. Two women wearing shots in public Toronto, 1937

6. Steve Jobs, giving IBM the finger in 1993

7. Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in 1976

8. Stephen Hawking with his wife Jane Wilde in 1965.

9. An undated picture of Ann Margret. She is 79 years old now.

10. Evolution of Marilyn Monroe, 1926–1962.

Source: History In Pictures

What are some of the rare photos of former external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj?

 RIP Sushma Swaraj: Rare Pictures Of 'Millennial' Minister

BJP Senior leader and former External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj died on August 06 at the age of 67, at AIIMS hospital in New Delhi. Here's a look at some of the rare photos of the 'supermom' of India, who was known for her round-the-clock social media presence, eagerness to help, and ready wit on social media.

1. Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sushma Swaraj at a public function in New Delhi on May 8th,1998

2. A rare childhood picture of Sushma Swaraj with her brother Gulshan Sharma.

3. Sushma Swaraj from her NCC days.

4. 1975: Sushma Swaraj with husband Swaraj Kaushal in their wedding photograph. Days before her death on August 6, the couple celebrated 44 years of togetherness.

5. 1977: Governor of Haryana Jaisukh Lal Hathi greeting Sushma Swaraj during her swearing-in ceremony. She became the youngest-ever cabinet minister in the country at 25 years of age.

6. 1977: Newly elected Cabinet Minister Sushma Swaraj with Governor of Haryana Jaisukh Lal Hathi.

7. 1998: The Lt. Governor of Delhi Vijay Kapoor congratulating Sushma Swaraj after she takes the oath as the new Chief Minister of Delhi State Government.

8. Sushma Swaraj with veteran leader Jayaprakash Narayan at his residence in Patna.

9. 1999: Sushma Swaraj with Pakistani leader Benazir Bhutto in Islamabad.

10. 2014: US Secretary of State John Kerry pulls a chair for Sushma Swaraj upon their arrival to address a joint news conference New Delhi on July 31, 2014.

11. 2016: Sushma Swaraj with the Pope of Vatican.

12. 2018: Sushma Swaraj with her husband Swaraj Kaushal.

What are the most unsatisfying pictures or photos?

 1.When someone does this, it irritates!

2.How can you eat Kit Kat like this!

3.When this happens…

4.Most annoying sound ever

5.This too

6. When this happens

7.What the hell

8.Who design the seat

9.Empty utensils sound

10.And finally the spinners

What are some amazing historical photos?

 The Dark Side of Change

Time flies; when you've got a rhythm, you're going fast and when you stop to think, history has moved on.

In the 50's, Katherine Johnson worked quietly at her little desk at NASA doing all her math by hand without the use of machines or any financial backing. One mistake on her part could have cost someone their life and that is what success is in the grand scheme, for example, hustle and hard work by a person will go unnoticed in the here and now.

In 1945, before she became queen, Elizabeth was the grease on the wheels of an army vehicle; she was not out to make her name known nor did she have the luxury of working on a project that no one else could do.

In 1955, Einstein had a desk full of unsolved problems that were only half written down. In that moment, he would complete his life's work; there would be no last words, only the passing of time.

In 1968, Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists in protest at the Olympics; most remember them but not many remember Peter Norman, the Australian who supported them by wearing an Australian flag. That simple act disrupted his life, but it was an act of quiet courage.

In 1912, Captain Scott's expedition to the south pole reached the base camp in defeat; history had not only moved on, but they were out of luck.

If these photos could talk...

 History isn't just dates and textbooks; it's moments like these. From the heartbreaking "Thousand Yard Stare" to the incredible tribute soldiers paid to fallen horses in WWI, these images capture the raw humanity of the past. Which one stopped you in your tracks?

Which Indian actress makes you cry upon seeing her photos?

 

Nivedita Jain ( born.June 9th 1979– June 10th 1998) was a budding Indian actress and model of 1990’s known for charming screen presence and bubbly personality. She won Miss Bangalore competition in 1994.

Unfortunately she died at an early age of just 19 many days later due to fatal injuries sustained by falling from her house terrace, whether it was a planned murder or accident remains mystery even to this day.

On the night of 17 May 1998, Jain received serious head injuries after falling off the parapet wall of the terrace on the second floor, from a height of 35 feet, of her home.

She had been practicing catwalk in preparation for the Miss India beauty contest as she had intended a return to modeling after her last few films had not done well. The following day, 19 May, it was reported she had briefly regained consciousness but remained incoherent and her condition was considered critical.She lapsed into a coma, and for 24 days remained on life support in Mallya Hospital, Bangalore, as doctors skilled in general medicine, neurology, homeopathy, reiki and mahikari treated her for severe head injuries and multiple fractures. While she was hospitalized, her father, hoping it would bring good fortune and help her recover from her coma, renamed her Nivedita Rinki.

At 11:00 am on 10 June 1998, she was declared dead by the doctors.

Here are some of the photos of her, I get tears while seeing her pictures.

She was beauty with brains, well behaviored and very kind hearted down to earth girl that every man dreamed of.