Sarojini naidu was a noted freedom fighter wnd an activist. Do your think her political ideas and activities can be seen reflected in the message conveyed through the coromondal fishers. Why or why not? Also, discuss how these ideas impact your everydwy life
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Sarojini Naidu, a prominent member of the Indian National Congress, was the first female Indian governer and was also known as the Nightingale of Indiaarojini Naidu was born on February 13, 1879 and played a major part in the Independence Movement. Apart from being a political activist, she was a renowned poet and lyricist, and was affectionately known as the Nightingale of India. She wrote children's poems, but also wrote on more serious themes like patriotism, romance and tragedy.
Sushila Nayar, an Indian political activist, wrote about her encounter with Sarojini Naidu during imprisonment in Agakhan Place detention camp, in the book Women Pioneers in India's Renaissance.
She described Naidu as "a born poet, with great felicity in the English language." Several collections of her poems like 'The Golden Threshold', 'The Bird of Time' and the 'The Broken Wing' received great critical acclaim and rave reviews all over England.
Her great poems and lyrical abilities urged Mahatma Gandhi to give her the title of the Nightingale of India.
Sarojini Naidu's stay in Agakhan Place detention camp
Sushila Nayar arrived at the detention camp and her first interaction with Sarojini Naidu was when she offered Nayar a simple meal of buttered bread, which was later decribed by Nayar as the most delicious thing she had ever eaten.
Naidu had a daily routine of setting the dinner table in the detention camp and making sure everyone was properly fed. She would later bathe and change her clothes, and sit in the verandah overlooking the garden so she could admire the blossoms.
"It's necessary to have a daily routine. It helps you to keep up your morale," Naidu used to say to Nayar during her stay at the detention camp.
During her 21 month stay at the detenstion camp, Naidu developed a good relationship with Mahatma Gandhi, and often called him "Mickey Mouse".
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