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Vinayak Lohani, the Founder of Parivaar
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Sister Nivedita and Sister Christine's house located at 16 (and 17) Bosepara Lane in Bagh Bazaar had become a rendezvous of sorts for many eminent Calcuttans of the day. Here we take a brief look at …
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If Nivedita spent time working out and forcefully propagating ideas for India's rejuvenation she was always ready to immerse herself in hands-on humanitarian work caring a trifle for her own safety. …
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Nivedita was a close friend of famous campaigning journalist Nevinson who had been the war correspondent and reported from the ground during several war situations like the Greco-Turkish war 1897, the …
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All the efforts that Nivedita made in diverse domains were to bring about a certain conception of Nationality (that was the term she used) to India, in the hearts and minds of the people. What she …
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With a determined frame of mind Nivedita returned to India in February 1902 along with Mrs Bull and R.C. Dutt. In Madras, she gave such a rousing lecture titled ‘India has no apology to make' that the …
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Vivekananda, who, after his return to India, had been severely grappling with health issues, was advised by his western friends to travel to West where they thought his health might improve. Yielding …
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