Sister Nivedita

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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Upon return to Calcutta from the four month travel in North India, Nivedita stayed for a while in the quarters of Holy Mother at 10/2 Bosepara Lane in Bagh Bazar area of North Calcutta. There the …

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Margaret embarked on her journey from the Tilbury Docks, the port on the river Thames, located in Essex, some twenty miles from London city. She was seen off by her mother and sister. She had …

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(Here I am presenting the phase of her first meetings with the great Swami in 1895 and 1896 in London that subsequently led to her arrival in India and changed the life of Margaret Elizabeth Noble …

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