The Sir Firoz Khan and Lady Viqarunnisa Noon Educational Foundation
VICKY NOON ARCHIVE
The Trust would like to collect stories, anecdotes, images and other memories relating to the full and colourful life of our founder, Lady Viqar un Nisa ‘Vicky’ Noon, and we ask our friends, supporters and colleagues to share with us suitable items to put up.
Please feel free to contact us and send any suggestions and material.
1950s
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon
1957-58
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon, wife of Pakistan's Premier Feroz Khan Noon, arrives home after an official visit to India. She carries with her an Indian "Maina", a bird for Begum Aga Khan.
1958
Prime Minister Sir Firoz Khan Noon and Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon with Prime Minister Nehru at New Delhi Airport.
1958
Prime Minister Sir Feroz Khan Noon, Indian VP Dr. S. Radhakhrisnan, Lady Noon and Prime Minister Nehru entering the Indian Parliament 3-4 weeks before Martial Law was imposed in Pakistan.
1960s
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon with President Ayub.
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1971
Lady Noon - Just a simple humanitarian. Article published by the Sydney Morning Herald. Read more.
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon
Zubeida and Habib Rehimtoola, Lady Noon and I I Chundrigar.
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon
Sir Feroz Khan Noon, Dr. Rajendra Prasad and Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon.
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon and President Iskander Mirza at a Japanese reception.
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Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon giving an address at a gathering in Lahore.
1990s
Lady Viqar un Nisa Noon giving an interview in the 90s.
A POEM IN TRIBUTE
Remembering Lady Viqar-Un-Nisa Noon
She turned a few heads when she was young
Then married a good man who led a nation
And ere she’s history and her song’s sung
She’ll remain a source of true inspiration
Opening new schools, or the Red Cross
Providing flood relief in far flung corners
Instead of skiing in Semmering or Davos
Or playing host to all kinds of foreigners
Who else could’ve headed a Foreign Mission
Or offered scholarships to those in dire need
Without taking an arm or a leg in commission
To satisfy some insatiable demonic greed
Or lasted as the matriarch of tourism long
Had she no love for our mountains and sea
Knowing the country needed to be strong
Were we to remain independent and free
She turned a few heads when she was young
Then married a good man who led a nation
And ere she’s history and her song’s sung
She’ll remain a source of true inspiration
By Raja Changez Sultan
Raja Changez Sultan, artist and poet
PAINTINGS
Paintings by Lady Vicky Noon
Lady Vicky Noon developed into a considerable artist, producing strong oil and gouache landscapes, which she occasionally exhibited.
