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Sarojini Naidu(1879-1949)
Introduction
Sarojini Naidu was born on 13 February 1879 in a Bengali family in Hyderabad. Naidu was born in Madras, London, and Cambridge. She was famous as a poet and politician. She worked for the Congress party's struggle for India Independence. She joined the Congress Party in 1925. She was involved in the Indian Independence movement after returning from England. She had two brothers and one sister. His brother's name is Virendernath and Harindernath. Her sister's name is Suhasini. She was the eldest of eight siblings. Her father was a Bengali Brahmin and a principal of Nizam College. Her mother wrote poetry in Bengali.
Early Life
Chattopadhyay returned to Hyderabad in 1898. That same year, she married Govindaraju Naidu, who belongs to Andhra Pradesh. She married an intercaste when they met in England. Both their families agreed to their marriage. They had five Children.
Career
Naidu began writing at the age of 12. She wrote, Maher Muneer, written in Persian; Naidu's poetry was written in English, and they used the form of lyric poetry in the culture of British Romanticism. She was well regarded as a poet. Her first book was published in 1905. The name of the title was "The Golden Threshold". Her second and most strongly nationalist book of poems, The Bird of Time, was published in 1912. It was published in both London and New York. The last book of new poems published in her lifetime. The Broken Wing(1917).
Inspirational Speaker
Naidu was known for her most powerful speeches that inspired people to struggle for freedom. His words had a great impact on people's lives. They always motivate people to struggle for freedom.
Governor of Uttar Pradesh. After Independence, they became the first woman governor of an Indian state, working in the position for Uttar Pradesh. Sarojini Naidu died in Lucknow on 2 March 1949 at the Governor's house at the age of 70, when they came to Delhi on 15 February.
Legacy
Naidu's birthday, 13 February 1879, is celebrated on Women's Day to show the powerful voices of women in India. People know the "Nightangle of India". Edmund Goose called her "the most accomplished living poet in India" in 1919.
1. "We want deeper sincerity of motive, a greater courage in speech and earnestness in action."
2. "The art of a people reflects their creative energy and genius, their esthetic tastes, their national character and mentality."
3. "Little act of helpfulness or a little thought of love-it is these little things that matter."
4. ”The true service of our country live the service of our family, is the service of love
5. " Poetry comes from the highest happiness or the deepest sorrow."
6. "Life is a pilgrimage of learning, a voyage of discovery."7. "Faith is like the bird that feels the light when the dawn is still dark."8. "All the world is full of suffering; it is also full of overcoming."
9. "I have become my own version of an optimist. If I can't make it through one door, I'll go through another door-or I'll make a door."10. "There is eternity in every moment."11. "To sing of sorrow in loveliness is to sow roses in hell."12. "Love is the most sacred link between souls."
13. "The gifts we enjoy from the past may be denied us tomorrow. But the heritage of influences that a great poem gives us remains forever."14. "Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion; it is not the expression of personality, but an escape from personality."15. "The soul of poetry is the soul of life-it is the fullness of human experience."
16. "A still small voice will guide you through the pathless land, the broken ways, and desolate tracts of the world."17. "The burden of the self is lightened by the love of another."18. "Silence is the language of love."19. "The water reflects the light of the Sun, and the spirit reflects the light of God."20. "Time is not measured by the passing of years but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves."21. " In the heart of great cities, the soul of a nation finds its highest expression."
