A comprehensive timeline documenting the life of Sarojini Naidu (1879-1949), the Indian independence activist, poet, and political leader who became known as the "Nightingale of India" for her lyrical poetry and oratory skills, rising from a privileged Bengali family to become one of the most prominent women in India's freedom struggle, serving as the first woman president of the Indian National Congress while her eloquent speeches and diplomatic skills made her a powerful advocate for Indian independence on the international stage, combining her literary talents with political activism to become a symbol of women's participation in the nationalist movement and India's cultural renaissance.

Key Themes

• Bengali Renaissance and Educated Family Background
• Early Literary Genius and Poetic Recognition
• Marriage and Family Life Balance
• Indian Independence Movement Leadership
• Women's Rights and Social Reform Advocacy
• International Diplomacy and British Negotiations
• Post-Independence Political Service and Legacy