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Book on Sister Nivedita's letters published
The Statesman Siliguri
|January 31, 2025
A collection of Sister Nivedita's unpublished letters and writings in Bengali, titled Bhogini Nibeditar Aprakashito Potrabol i ebong Ananyo Aprakashito Rochona was released at the Kolkata International Book Fair.
A collection of Sister Nivedita's unpublished letters and writings in Bengali, titled Bhogini Nibeditar Aprakashito Potraboli ebong Ananyo Aprakashito Rochona was released at the Kolkata International Book Fair. The book has been penned by Sarada Sarkar, a teacher settled in the United Kingdom.
She took the initiative to install a statue of the Sister in putting up a Blue Plaque in the house, where Sister had opened a school in Wimbledon.
She got in touch with the relatives of Sister Nivedita, who stay in different countries. She brought Selendra Margot Giardin, great granddaughter of Richmond Noble, Nivedita's brother. Nivedita had a brother and a sister. It is interesting to note that the descendants of Richmond write 'Margot' as the middle name while the descendants of May Wilson write 'Bose', after Jagadish Chandra Bose as the middle name.
This story is from the January 31, 2025 edition of The Statesman Siliguri.
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