a great women of india during the time when no women were really onstage to represent the will power of lakhs of women who are just constrained to their kitchens until then

1. we want deeper sincerity of motive ,a
greater courage in speech and earnest
in action
------by a great women

2.  STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
 THE GREAT REVOLT -1857
 CONTRIBUTION OF EDUCATED INDIAN YOUTHS
 MADE WOMENS TO FIGHT AGAINST BRITISH
 LAID FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
FIRST WAR OF INDEPENDANCE

3. FREEDOM FIGHTER-A WOMEN
 WE ARE PROUD OF OUR FREEDOM FIGHTERS.THEY ALL TOOK PART IN FREEDOM
MOVEMENT
 THEY PASSED THROUGH MANY HARDSHIPS,WENT TO JAIL AND EVEN SACRIFICED
THEIR LIVES
 SHE IS ONE OF THE MOST FREEDOM FIGHTERS
 SHE WON A GREAT DEAL OF LOVE AND RESPECT FROM PEOPLE

4. ACHIEVEMENTS
 IN 1914-ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE
 IN 1925-PRESIDENT OF INC
 IN 1929-AWARDED THE KESAR-i-HIND MEDAL BY BRITISH
 1st WOMEN GOVERNOR OF UTTAR PRADESH
 PLAYED A KEY ROLE IN ESTABLISHMENT OF THE WOMEN’S INDIAN ASSOCIATION
IN 1917
 SHE IS KNOWN BY SOBRIQUET AS
“THE NIGHTING
GALE OF INDIA”

6. SAROJINI NAIDU

7. EARLY LIFE
 BORN AS-SAROJINI CHATTOPADHYAY
 PERIOD-13th FEB 1879-2nd MAR 1949
 OCCUPATION –POET,POLITICIAN
 PARENTS-AGHORE NATH CHATTOPADHYAY,BRADA SUNDARI DEVI
 SPOUSE-DR.GOVINDARAJULU NAIDU

8. POLITICAL CAREER
 JOINED INDIAN NATIONAL MOVEMENT IN 1905
 1915-1918,TRAVELLED DIFFERENT REGIONS OF INDIA
 RESPONSIBLE FOR AWAKENING THE WOMENS IN INDIA
 1925 INC PRESIDENT
 1930 SALT SATYAGRAHA
 1931 ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE
 1942 QUIT INDIA MOVEMENT

9. LITERARY WORK
 SHE BEGAN WRITING AT THE AGE OF 12 AND ATTAINED NATIONAL FAME
 SHE WAS PROFICIENT IN URUDU,TELUGU,ENGLISH,BENGALI AND PERSIA
 1905 HER COLLECTION OF POEM WAS PUBLISHED AS ”THE GOLDEN
THRESHOLD”
 1912 “THE BIRD OF TIME”
 1917 ”THE BROKEN WING”
 HER POEMS HAD ENGLISH WORDS BUT AN INDIAN SOUL

10. IN HER LAST DAYS
 1947 Chairmanship of the asian relations conference
 Sarojini Naidu was a child prodigy, Indian Independence activist and poet
 Jawaharlal Nehru in his book “The Discovery of India” writes, “It was not
only the display of courage and daring, but what was even more
surprising was the organizational power she showed.”

12. Thanq