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Bill clinton birthday: On hearing the name of Bill Clinton, I miss America’s politics, the White House and his tenure. But perhaps you will be surprised to know that he has a special relationship with Jabrauli, a small village in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. Which was called his second home.

The year was 2000, when Bill Clinton visited India as US President. His visit included big cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Hyderabad. But during this time there was a turn which connected Jabrauli village in Lucknow directly to the White House. In fact, Dr. SA Rahman, a person from the village, had settled in the US for many years and during Clinton’s tenure, he sought help for the development of his ancestral village. Rahman’s appeal caught the attention of the US President.

Clinton contributed to the development of village

A special message came from the White House to Jabrauli, in which Clinton assured help for the development and education of the village. The people of the village were surprised to hear this. His village was being named from the world’s most powerful chair. This was the first time that the attention of an American President went towards this small village settled so far.

Clinton Bill Clinton during India’s visit to India in 2000
(Photo- Social media)

There was a stir in the village. Children ‘Welcome Mr. The President started writing ‘, sitting on the elderly chaupal and started discussing whether Clinton would come really. Although he did not reach the village himself, the people of the foundation reached there and met the people of the village and understood their needs talking to the villagers. He was then completed. Bill Clinton adopted Jabrauli during this period. This was a big thing for those days when the attention of international leaders was very rare towards the villages of India.

Jabrauli gets international identity

This incident became a milestone for Jabrauli. The people of the village still proudly say that their name was taken before the US President. Many elders of the village say that when the postman brought an envelope, on which ‘The White House’ was written. She was not just a letter, but the international identity of this small village.

Bill Clinton (Photo- Social Media) with the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee

Tales is narrated in schools

Today, even though this story has become old, this pride is still fresh for the village. Children are narrated this anecdote in school, so that they can know how far the dreams are, hard work and the step taken at the right time can also bring your voice to the most powerful people of the world.
Bill Clinton was not just a foreign leader for Jabrauli. They became a symbol of hope that is beyond boundaries and languages. Perhaps this is the reason that on hearing the name of this village, many people are reminded of the 42nd President of America.