New Delhi: Google on Monday commemorating Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, Satyagrahi’s first woman and a writer and Freedom Fighter, with Doodle on the birthday of the 117th birth.
The Google Doodle page reads: “In 1923, the innocent activism of Chauhan took him to become the first woman of Satyagrahi, a collective member of India from non-violent anti-colonial captured in the struggle for national liberation.
He continues to make a revolutionary statement in the struggle for good freedom inside and outside the page to the 1940s, published a total of 88 poems and 46 short stories, “Chauhan ‘Jhansi Ki Rani’ poetry, who described the life of Rani Lakhmi Bai, who described the life of Rani Lakhmi Bai, was one of the most poems read and sung in Hindi literature.
He was born in the Rajput family in the village of Nihalpur Uttar Pradesh in 1904.
He passed the high school exam from the Crosthwaite Girls School in Prayagraj in 1919.
After his marriage to Thakur Lakshman Singh Chauhan from Khandwa, he joined the non-cooperation of Mahatma Gandhi’s movement against England and became Satyagrahi’s first woman from the country.
He was jailed twice for his involvement in protest against the British government in 1923 and 1942.
He had begun to write from an early age.
His first poem was published when he was only nine years old.
As a participant in the National Indian movement, he uses his writings and poems that influence weapons to motivate others.
The pieces describe the difficulties and challenges faced by Indian women during the movement of Indian freedom.
Chauhan wrote in the Hindi khariboli dialect.
He has also written poetry for children and some short stories based on the lives of middle class people.
Chauhan died on February 15, 1948.
To honor his example work, an Indian coast guard ship was named according to him.
The Madhya Pradesh government placed his statue in front of the corporate office of the city of Jabalpur.