Shaping Of New India with Sarojini Naidu and Women of Her Time in Female Autonomy: “An Educated Woman Is the Bridge of Advancement and Upliftment of Any Nation”

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  • PageNo: 54-58
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  • Woman is not a gender else it has forte of universal robustness with her might she can shift the shape of any country. She is deity to disaster for flourishment and catastrophe. Indian women are the illustration of conceit, chivalry and cicatrisation for their mother land and communal without even a single vacillation with utmost puissant equally with men in patriarchal control. They erased their soft and tender selfhoods with boisterous of sword and sagacious servitudes but these Indian women became the prey of immolation system, an object of men salaciousness and pondered as less intellectual. Gradually Indian women lost their centuries old grace, grandeur and glamour in order to fulfil men operated kinks and jog trots. In British era their individuality came at the verge of nadir. Lack of pedagogy shut down all their avenues to have upgradation for their self-reliance but within British encroachment some rugged and stout-hearted women emerged for squeezed gender as Sarojini naidu and synchronous female activist philanthropist and crusaders as Pandita Ramabai, Kamala Devi Chattopadhyay and Vijay Laxmi Pandit. These tenacious women observed closely the despondent and crestfallen conditions of girls and females in surroundings and made up their mind to furnish their lives with pen and paper in order to boost up women autonomy in masculine society where was nothing but gloom, agony and jeopardy around them. These humdingers and coeval females in time of Sarojini Naidu trumpeted cadence for women privileges.

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@article{207524,
        author = {Prof. Dr. Shalini Yadav and Varsha Srivastava},
        title = {Shaping Of New India with Sarojini Naidu and Women of Her Time in Female Autonomy: “An Educated Woman Is the Bridge of Advancement and Upliftment of Any Nation”},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {13},
        number = {no},
        pages = {54-58},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=207524},
        abstract = {Woman is not a gender else it has forte of universal robustness with her might she can shift the shape of any country. She is deity to disaster for flourishment and catastrophe. Indian women are the illustration of conceit, chivalry and cicatrisation for their mother land and communal without even a single vacillation with utmost puissant equally with men in patriarchal control. 
They erased their soft and tender selfhoods with boisterous of sword and sagacious servitudes but these Indian women became the prey of immolation system, an object of men salaciousness and pondered as less intellectual. Gradually Indian women lost their centuries old grace, grandeur and glamour in order to fulfil men operated kinks and jog trots. In British era their individuality came at the verge of nadir. Lack of pedagogy shut down all their avenues to have upgradation for their self-reliance but within British encroachment some rugged and stout-hearted women emerged for squeezed gender as Sarojini naidu and synchronous female activist philanthropist and crusaders as Pandita Ramabai, Kamala Devi Chattopadhyay and Vijay Laxmi Pandit. These tenacious women observed closely the despondent and crestfallen conditions of girls and females in surroundings and made up their mind to furnish their lives with pen and paper in order to boost up women autonomy in masculine society where was nothing but gloom, agony and jeopardy around them. These humdingers and coeval females in time of Sarojini Naidu trumpeted cadence for women privileges.},
        keywords = {Forte, Cicatrisation, Vacillation, Rugged, Coevals.},
        month = {August},
        }

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Yadav, P. D. S., & Srivastava, V. (2026). Shaping Of New India with Sarojini Naidu and Women of Her Time in Female Autonomy: “An Educated Woman Is the Bridge of Advancement and Upliftment of Any Nation”. International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology (IJIRT), 54–58.

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