10 Brave Women Who Used Unconventional Weapons to Change History
Hey readers! I’m back with another blog, but this time, I don’t have just one story to share. Today is Women’s Day—a day to celebrate the strength, resilience, and courage of women throughout history. In the past, I’ve shared stories of incredible women whose knowledge has illuminated the path of life. But today, let’s take it a step further. This Women’s Day, let’s honour and celebrate ten fearless women who turned the unlikeliest of things into weapons of revolution! From ink and poetry to espionage and even trees, these women proved that change doesn’t always come with a sword—it comes with courage, intelligence, and determination. 1. Neerja Bhanot – The Air Hostess Who Used Courage as Her Weapon (India, 1986) Neerja Bhanot was just 23 years old when she faced armed hijackers on Pan Am Flight 73. As the head flight attendant, she hid passengers’ passports to protect them from terrorists, opened emergency exits, and shielded three children with her own body—losing her life in the pr...
