Nellie Sengupta - A Lifestory

She was more than just a name; she was a strong force in India's fight for freedom. Born in Cambridge, England, in 1886 as Nellie Gray, her path to becoming a well known Indian freedom fighter shows her strong spirit. Her life changed when she met an Indian student, and their love grew, leading to their marriage in 1909. She accepted India as her own, working with her husband, a leading person in the Indian National Congress. She took part in the freedom movement, facing prison and problems with many other patriots. Her work in the 1921 Non Cooperation Movement was a big point in her political life. In 1933, she did something amazing by being chosen as the President of the Indian National Congress during its 47th meeting in Calcutta, a job usually for important Indian leaders. This showed her great leadership skills and the trust she had gained in the party. Her bravery and promise to India's freedom touched people deeply. Her life was a strong example of giving and dedication, making her a respected person in the history of India's freedom fight. She stayed in India even after the split and died in 1973, leaving behind a lasting mark.