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var s_account="msnportalencartafr"; Imprimer Naidu, Sarojini Format lecture Dans le menu Fichier, cliquez sur Imprimer. Naidu, Sarojini Une naissance politique Encourag©e par G. K. Gokhale, Sarojini Naidu s’engage en politique et devient rapidement populaire, gr¢ce   ses remarquables dons d’oratrice. Elle m¨ne une campagne ©nergique pour les droits des femmes et en faveur de l’am©lioration de la condition des travailleurs. Des ennuis de sant© la contraignent   retourner en Angleterre pour s’y soigner ; elle y est subjugu©e par l’enthousiasme du jeune Muhammad Ali Jinnah, un ardent nationaliste qui a fond© l’Association des ©tudiants indiens de Londres. En 1917, Sarojini Naidu, qui a cess© de publier de la po©sie, est devenue un personnage important du mouvement nationaliste. Elle participe activement   la campagne de d©sob©issance civile, ce qui lui vaut d’ªtre emprisonn©e   plusieurs reprises, et voyage   travers le pays pour d©fendre l’unit© hindoue-musulmane et la cause nationaliste, tout en continuant son combat pour les droits des femmes et des classes d©favoris©es. En 1919, elle revient   Londres en tant que membre de la d©l©gation indienne pour l’autonomie, et prend part au mouvement pour le droit de vote des femmes pendant son s©jour. Dans les ann©es 1920, elle se rend en Afrique du Sud et repr©sente Gandhi aux ‰tats-Unis. En 1925, Sarojini Naidu est la premi¨re femme ©lue pr©sidente du Congr¨s national indien. Elle participe aux conf©rences de Londres, dans les ann©es 1930, poursuit sa collaboration au

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