subhas chandra bose led non cooperation movement in south india.
subhas chandra bose led non cooperation movement in south india.
who led non cooperation movement in south india?
subhas chandra bose
together with her husband, she joined the indian independence movement in 1921. she was highly influenced by mahatma gandhi and took an active part in non cooperation movement. she used to go from village to village to encourage women to join the independence movement. others who influenced her were jai prakash narayan, vinoba bhave and her uncle, madhusudan das. in 1921, she had her first meeting with gandhiji and, together with her husband, joined the non cooperation movement. the same year they joined the indian national congress and started wearing khadi. in 1930, she took active part in the salt satyagraha movement at orissa level. she went to inchudi and srijang, with other activist like kiranbala sen, maltidevi, sarala devi, pranakrushna padhiari. she and her colleagues were arrested in november 1930 and placed in different jails by the british. she was arrested several times (in 1921, 1930, 1936, 1942) with other women independence activists like sarala devi, malati choudhury and others and was sent to jail. she attended the 1931 karachi session of the indian national congress and, at that time, requested leaders to hold the next session in orissa. in 1932 after her release from hazaribagh jail, she was actively involved in harijan welfare. she stated the "asprushyata nibarana samiti" under instructions from gandhiji, for the eradication of untouchability. the institution was later renamed the "harijan sewa sangha". she was closely involved in gandhiji's 1932 and 1934 visits to orissa as well as the visits of, kasturba, sardar patel, rajendra prasad, maulana azad, jawaharlal nehru and others. she started an ashram at bari, which gandhiji named "sewaghar". during the quit india movement of 1942, members of rama devi's entire family, including her husband, gopabandhu choudhury, were arrested. after the death of kasturba gandhi, gandhji assigned her work as the representative of the orissa chapter of the kasturba trust.
ramadevi choudhury
mishra was a gandhian freedom fighter, a veteran congress leader and a member of bihar legislative assembly (1951, betia, bihar). he took active participation in quit india movement as well as non cooperation movement. he became a president of bihar pradesh congress committee twice (1948–50 and 1952–53). he was born in champaran district. his father's name was sheetala dutt mishra and mother's name was devaki mishra. he was married to ketaki devi (mla from chanpatia assembly constituency, bihar, 1957). he left his studies of b.a. in patna to join non cooperation movement.
prajapati mishra