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What incident proved to be a turning point in the Life of sister nivedita?

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Answered by amanshaikh00987

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Drawn by his message of religious universalism and philanthropy, she helped organise the Vedanta Movement in London until she persuaded Vivekananda to let her join him in India in 1898. This proved to be a turning point in her life and a move that led her to dedicate the rest of her life to India and its people.

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