Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay was a prominent figure in India's freedom struggle and played a significant role in promoting the participation of women in the nationalist movement. She persuaded Gandhiji to actively involve women in the struggle for independence. Kamaladevi believed that women's participation was crucial in both the political and social aspects of the movement.
Her efforts led to the formation of women's groups and the active participation of women in civil disobedience, salt marches, and other key events during the freedom struggle. Kamaladevi's contributions were not only in the political sphere but also in the cultural and educational fields, as she worked to uplift the status of women in society.
Her advocacy for women's rights and her influence on Gandhiji helped establish a strong foundation for women's involvement in India's fight for independence.
List-I | List-II | ||
A | The Lucknow Pact | (I) | Film on Partition |
B | Garm Hawa | (II) | 1915 |
C | The Hindu Mahasabha | (III) | 1906 |
D | The Muslim League | (IV) | 1916 |
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A | Quit India Movement | (I) | 1931 |
B | Gandhi-Irwin Pact | (II) | 1930 |
C | Civil Disobedience Movement | (III) | 1928 |
D | Bardoli Peasant Movement | (IV) | 1942 |