Nivedita Lokmata 3

• Author: Shankariprasad Basu (শঙ্করীপ্রসাদ বসু)
• Genre: Ramakrishna - Sarada - Vivekananda - Nivedita Prasanga
• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9788170661139
• Pages: 272
• Weight: 410 grams

About the Book

📖 Nivedita Lokmata (Part 3) is the final volume of Shankariprasad Basu’s monumental biographical and historical study on Sister Nivedita (Margaret E. Noble, 1867-1911). This volume concludes the exploration of her profound political and social role in India’s national movement.

🔹 Key Highlights:

• Nivedita’s crucial role in the Swadeshi Movement and Indian nationalism
• Her secret reports on British atrocities, press suppression, and individual liberties sent to England
• Her efforts in organizing nationalist support abroad and influencing the Statesman newspaper
• Her intervention in preventing Sri Aurobindo’s arrest and assisting his escape
• Her portrayal of British officials as corrupt and her critiques of British policies
• Her intellectual challenges to regressive racial theories and contributions to India’s cultural renaissance

📖 This volume is filled with rare, unpublished letters, political insights, and historical revelations that redefine our understanding of the Swadeshi Movement, Sister Nivedita’s legacy, and the broader nationalist struggle.

📷 Includes a rare collection of facsimiles and archival photographs, adding historical depth and authenticity.

About the Author

📖 Shankariprasad Basu (1928 - ), an eminent historian and researcher, is a leading scholar on Swami Vivekananda, Sister Nivedita, and the Ramakrishna movement.

📖 His seven-volume work on Vivekananda’s influence on contemporary India earned him the Sahitya Akademi Award (1978).

📖 Notable Awards & Recognitions:

• Ananda Puraskar (1979)
• Vivekananda Award (1980)
• Sarojini Basu Medal from the University of Calcutta (1992)
• Centenary Award from the New York Vedanta Society (1994)
• Vidyasagar Award (1996)

🔹 A must-read for those interested in India’s nationalist history, cultural movements, and the legacy of Sister Nivedita.