Cerberus is a star in the wolf constellation Lupus. The star's location is at 5 Sagittarius 46 as of yr2000. The star auspices are derived from physical astronomy, and are arranged in three steps.

First step auspices of Cerberus: #1 Native spirit... #2 Entrance corridor... #3 Family of three with one whose bond with the family is fragile, and a fourth who is not really part of the family... #4 Proof in language.

Indira was heavily committed to India. She was put in jail for some months for her part in the Quit India campaign. When she became prime minister she heavily suppressed any separatist movements. She presided over India becoming a nuclear state. 

The family was four members but the younger brother died early in infancy. In her own family, Indira had two sons, but the second child also died, albeit in adulthood. He was in a plane crash. She had been grooming him for statehood, but after his death she groomed her elder son and he followed her as prime minister. 

Indira's name is on the Delhi international airport. Entrance corridors to the airport have been much modernized in recent times to decrease congestion of traffic. They installed flyovers, underpasses and even elevated taxi ramps for planes to shorten taxiing distance. There was also an elevated corridor built this year between Indira Gandhi Square and Rajiv Gandhi Square to relieve traffic congestion. 

We can also see the entrance corridor to power is marked in Indira's life. She abandoned her husband and returned to her father's home. He had been prime minister and had groomed her for politics. He and her husband both were a bit reluctant for her to enter the leadership though. She and her son both got assassinated in the role. It was not an easy approach to get in, but old statesmen put her in thinking they could control her. They really couldn't. 

Indira spoke English and Hindi, and a bit of French and Bengali. She struggled with Latin at Oxford and had to sit her entrance exams (another entrance corridor) twice. She did bring language to a settled conclusion in India where the idea that English would be replaced with Hindi as national language brought about riots in the south where Hindi isn't spoken so much. Indira reassured the people there in person, and under her watch both languages were maintained as official languages.