For Indian Society, the British Rule was a dark time. The Indians were stifled and precluded from claiming their privileges and openings. Right now, assets and individuals were the most misused. At the point when individuals were losing their trust in dread and Lack of Education, some incredible pioneers rose and stood firm for their opportunity and rights.

Their Great Names are like Rani Lakshmi Bai, Sarojini Naidu, Kamala Nehru came to light.

Let us remember some of the greatest ladies of our country, who have fought for the freedom of their motherland with ultimate grace, wit and courage.

There were women who battled as intrepidly as the men and illuminated the individuals of the nation to request what they merit. Here are some obscure daring women who motivated and helped in forming the free India:

Matangini Hazra

Born: 19 October 1870, Tamluk
Died: 29 September 1942, Tamluk
Matangini Hazra was known as Gandhi Buri. She was the piece of the Quit India development and Non-collaboration Movement. During one parade, she kept on driving with the Indian banner significantly in the wake of being short thrice. She kept shouting “Vande Mataram”. The first statue of woman put up in Kolkata, in Independent India,washazra’s in 1977. It is at the spot where she was killed in Tamluk. Kolkata main road Hazra road is also named after her.

Kanaklata Barua

Born: 22 December 1924, Gohpur
Died: 20 September 1942, Gohpur
Kanaklata Barua is also known as the Birbala. She was an Indian freedom fighter from Assam. She took a leading part in the Quit India movement in 1942 at Barangabri and stood at the head of the women volunteers line with the national flag in her hand. Their aim was to hoist the flag at the British dominated gohpur police stations by shouting the slogans “British imperialists should go back” etc. But was prohibited by the britishers. Though she tried to convincing that her intentions were noble , British police shot her with several other picketers and at the age of 18 she sacrificed her life for the country.

Arunaasaf Ali

Born: 16 July 1909, Kalka
Died: 29 July 1996, New Delhi
She is prominently known as the terrific old woman of the autonomy movement. She was an Indian freedom dissident and a political dissident who is most popular for raising Indian national congress banner at the gowalia tank maiden in Bombay during the Quit India Movement. She likewise participated in salt satyagraha development just as other dissent walks and was detained for her alleged insolence and as opposed to grieving over the imprisonment and anticipating discharge. She organized political prisoners and protested against the ill treatment being meted out to them by launching hunger’s strike.

Bhikaiji Cama

Born: 24 September 1861, Navsari
Died: 13 August 1936, Mumbai
A famous character of the Indian patriot development, she was conceived at Bhikaiji Rustom Cama on 24 September 1861 to a parsi family in bombay. Here we are talking about none other than Madam cama, who is a famous freedom fighter. She belongs to a good family. Her father sorabjiframji Patel was a very powerful member of parsi community. She laid emphasis on equality between men and women. She donated all her assets to help out an orphanage for young girls. As an Indian ambassador she also travels Germany in 1907 to hoist the national flag.

Tara Rani Srivastava

Born: Bihar
Tara rani born in a simple family in saran bihar and got married to phulendubabu. They had joined Quit India movement of Gandhi ji in 1942, regulated protests and planned to raise the Indian flag on the roof of the siwan police station. They managed to gather the crowd and began their match towards the station starting the ‘Inquilab’ while holding the Indian flag.

Moolmati

Born: June 11 1897
No one knows her by her name however she assumed the significant job in the opportunity battle as the mother of slam prasad bismil. Ram prasad was a revolutionary involved in the famous mainpuri conspiracy case of 1918. Moolmati was a simple woman supported her son in his struggle for freedom. Also went to gorakhpur jail to see her son before his hanging. She was for in her response and told his son that she was proud to have a son like him.

Lakshmi Sahgal

Born: 24 October 1914, Malabar District
Died: 23 July 2012, Kanpur
Lakshmi sahgal was a forming Indian army officer called as captain lakshmi. She picked up a gun for Indian national army founded by Neta ji subash chandra bose and led it like a tigress in the struggle for freedom. In fact she was incharge of establishing and leading the Rani of jhansi regiment comprising women soldiers.

Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay

Born: 3 April 1903, Mangalore
Died: 29 October 1988, Mumbai
Social reformer she was distinguished the theater actor and play a very important role on India’s fight for independence. She became a first woman from India to be arrested by the British government for her active role as a patriotic leader. She was a wonderful individual, who was endearingly known as the social reformer, daring and submitted political dissident. Additionally took an interest in Gandhi ji salt satyagraha of 1930.

Kittur Rani Chennamma

Born: 23 October 1778, Belgaum
Died: 2 February 1829, Bailhongal
She was the sovereign of the august statue kittur in karnataka however yet to pick up acknowledgment the nation over for her endeavors during the autonomy battle. Against the English approach of the “Teaching of pass”. She valiantly drove a military resistance at 33 years old in 1824. Her valor ends up being a motivation to ladies even today.

Sucheta Kriplani

Born: 25 June 1904, Ambala
Died: 1 December 1974, New Delhi
Sucheta kriplani was a gandhian, Indian political dissident and lawmaker joined Indian national congress and turned into the main indian ladies boss pastor in Indian state UP and furthermore find all India Mahilla congress in 1940.On 15 august 1947 she sang vandemataram in the Indian constituent assembly.

Rani Lakshmi Bai

Born: 19 November 1828, Varanasi
Died: 18 June 1858, Gwalior
Full name: Manikarnika Tambe
Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi was one of the pioneers of the First War of Independence and holds her place in history as a daring warrior and an enthusiastic loyalist. After her better half and youthful child kicked the bucket, she chose to wage war to battle a law as indicated by which Jhansi could be attached into the British Empire. In school we may have just considered the Rani’s valor in any case, in Jaishree Misra’s Rani, we find a workable pace ladylike side.

Sarojini Naidu

Born: 13 February 1879, Hyderabad
Died: 2 March 1949, Lucknow
Nickname: Nightingale of India
Sarojini Naidu has been named ‘The Nightingale of India’ as it was through her sonnets that she enlivened numerous an Indian to battle the British and to go to bat for their privileges. This noteworthy Cambridge-instructed lady was an enthusiastic supporter of Gandhi, effectively engendered the non-participation development, turned into the leader of the Indian National Congress and furthermore the Governor of the United Provinces (present-day Uttar Pradesh).