14. Members contravening this vow or the Samaj's rules shall
Appendices
more.
11.
Subscription can be reduced to a minimum of Rs. 3 for the benefit of poorer members.
12.
The amount collected by way of subscriptions and donations shall be deposited in the Bank after deducting the minimum sum required for the smooth and efficient running of the Samaj.
13.
Those who wish to become members of this Samaj shall, before God and in the name of their religion, pledge themselves with a vow:
'In this social work, I shall not be partial nor entertain any unsocial activity but shall offer my personal help with integrity as long as I live'.
14.
Members contravening this vow or the Samaj's rules shall be disqualified and their names shall be struck off from the membership roll.
Panditabai enforced these rules in the formation of similar institutions in Bombay and Poona.
In November the same year, Pandita Ramabai arrived in Bombay and gave a series of lectures in the Prarthana Samaj and various other places. On 25 November 1882, she spoke on the "The Objectives of Arya Mahila Samaj". It was one of her most informative and interesting lectures lasting over an hour.
Her popularity and the magnitude of the movement inspired by her were evident in the fact that over 200 women and 400 men attended this lecture.
On 30 November, under the presidentship of Mrs. Gangutai Bhandare another meeting of over 150 women was held with a view to firmly establishing another Arya Mahila Samaj in Bombay. At this meeting Panditabai explained the objects and principles of the Arya Mahila Samaj. On the very same day the Samaj was formally established with 16 women volunteering .for the membership. Some asked for time to think it over while a few others asked a number of questions to clarify their doubts.
Next day, 8 more women joined the Samaj. It was later announced that the women's educational meetings, held so far, will, in future, be amalgamated with the meetings of the Samaj.
Many men and particularly some editors considered Ramabai's views as a revolt against the male species of the human society!
INDEX
Index Abbott, Rey. Dr. Lyman, 174 Abhyankar, Madhavrao, 28 — Abrams, Miss Lily, 249 Abrams, Miss Minnie F., 247, BIO.
275, 128A,
285, -299.
304-308 ; Acts (or Bills) Ambedkar, Dr. B. R., 328 Ambroli Church,
American Marathi Mission,
American Methodist Church, 305 American Ramabai Association, 175;0:
176; 235."
247, 250;*:251; 253, 284; 293, 299,303, 304 Anandashram, 358 Anandibai (see Karye) Anant Shastri (see Dongre) Anath Balikashram, 218, 221 Abolition of Suttee Act of 1829, The, 166 Age of Consent Act of 1891, The, 94, 166, 170, 206 Female Infanticide Act of 1870, Andrews, Mrs. Judith W., 187, 211, 222, 29,— 23 1 Anuradha, 260 Annu Akka, alias Anusuyabai,
Anushasan Parva, 119 Appaji Bapuji, 34 Appaswamy, Mrs. E. S. Paul, 302 Apte, R. S. Nana Shastri, 119 Arya Mahila Samaj, 8, 92, 93, 94, The, 166 Hindu Code, The, 170 Widow Re-Marriage Act of 1856, The, 166 Acts of the Apostles, The, 295 Adams, Mrs. R. A., 296 Adhav, S. M., 260, 303, 327 Adi Brahmo Samaj, 66 104,118, 149, 120, 122 129, 192, 202503115 328,2329 Arya Samaj, 33, 35, 65, 107, 118 Ashram, 274-277 Agarkar, Gopal Ganesh, 107, 190 LS Vee Oe OY ay Wi BABY Aiyar, G. Subramaniam, 193, 194 Akkas, 289 Albert Edward Hospital, 156 Allen, Rev. Isaac, 77, 78, 79 Alliance Mission, 233, 299 Alva, Mrs. Violet, 330 Ashta Pailu, 20, 326 Athavale, Parvatibai, 34, 113, 189, 220224 Athvani, 85, 94
Index Atma-Yadnya, 327 Bible, The, 14, 77, 78, 106, 110, 112, Auld Lang Syne, 133, 134 Avvai Home, 341 Ayerst, Lieut.,
114,140, ISI, 175, 979,-
204, 208, 245, 246, 278, 286, 289-296, 301, 302, 305, 306, 308, 309; 3125-313; 317, 328) BLS 23, S24 ae Bible League for India, Burma and Badhu Thakurani,
Bai, 270-277, 310, Baimbridge, Miss,
Baker, Mrs., 251, 252 Balliol College, 23
Ceylon, 296 Bible Society, 295, 296 Bipin Behari Das Medhavi Medhavi) (see Bandopadhyay, Sir Chandi Charan, Bird, Mr., 287 Bishop Harding, 33 Bishop Mylne,
Bodley, Dean Dr. Miss Rachel L..
79, 80, 124, 135,455, 156, 1503 161, 164, 174 Bogg, Rev. W. B., 299 Bombay Guardian (a Christian Weekly), 239, 286, 305 Bombay Tract and Book Society,
Banerji, Kali Charan, 4 Banerji, Krishna Mohan, 4 Bannerjee, Sasipada, 4 Bannerjee, Babu Shastri Pada, 220 Baptist, 140, 174, 248 Bapuji, Appaji, 34 Barrat, Mrs.
Matthew,
Basu, Rai Bahadur Durga Kumar, ees Baya (Godubai alias Anandibai)} Karve, 191 (also see Karve) 110Bonnerjee, W. C., 91, 108 Bose, Anand Mohan, 4, 9, 10, 19 Bose, Chandramukhi,
Bose, Lady Abala,
Bose, Sirs J.. Co G5 Boston, 163, 174, 176, 181, 199, 216, 217, 222, 251, 278, 304 Bowen, Rev.
George,
Bowen, John,
Bradlaugh, Charles,
Brahmavarta, 27 Brahmoism, 138,
Brahmo religion, 19, 66, 74, 107 Brahmo Samaj, 18, 335655675 976 81; 86, 107, 415.7120
Brazier, Miss Victoria, 292 Brindaban, 228, 229,
British & Foreign Bible Society, 296 British Women's Temperance AsBeale, Dr. Miss Dorothea, 20, 131, 136, 144, 145, 146, 151; 452.
Beale, Rev. Brother, 116 Bengal Ladies Association,
Benson, Lady, 136, 145 Benson, Rev. R. M., 115 Bentinck, Lord William, 28,
Bepin, or Bipin Behari Medhavi (see Medhavi) Bepin Bhavan,
Bethune College, 148,
Beverieze/Beveridge, 74 Ts Das Bhagat, Anandibai, 125, 130, 136 Bhakti Marg, 25 Bhandare, Mrs. Gangubai, 122, 189 Bhandare, Laxman Rao,
sociation, 200 Brooks, Rev. Dr. Phillips, 174 Bruere, Rev. W. W., 247-249, 283 Bhandarkar, Dr.
Sir Ramkrishna Gopal, 20, 33, 34, S091,
165, 182, £89.) 20616) a0"
Bharati, 205 Bhate, Govind Chimnaji, 320 Bhiku,
Buddha, Lord, 11, 122,-199 Buss, Frances Mary, 298 Butcher, Rev. Canon L. Bivgs87%
Index Virgin
(C.S.M.V.),
246,
Cornelius, Miss, 302 Cornell University,
Countess of Dufferin -Movement, 98, 274 Cowasji Jehangir, Sir, 327 Cowley Fathers, 116-118 Mission,
Curzon, Lord,
Butler, Miss Clementina, 253, 278-
Calcutta Association Press Gye McCsA®)
Calcutta Sanskrit College,
Carey, William, 26, 110 Carpenter, Mrs.
-B: F., 125, 154
Carpenter, Miss Mary, 173 Casterton,
Centenary Celebrations of 310, 327, 328 Chakrabarti, Baikuthanath,
Chakradeyv, Dinkar Ballal,
Chanda,
Chandavarkar, Sir Narayan Ganesh, .~Cowley 1958, Dadaji,
Daily Inter-Ocean, 79, 80 Das, Abhoy Charan,
Das, Mrs.,
Das, Hemendra Nath, 70, 81 Dash Granthi,
Dasi, Phulmani,
Daughters of.
India
Deb, Raja Sir Basudeb,
Deccan College, 319 Deccan Sabha,
Deo, B. N. Singh,
Deodhar, G. K., 325 Devadasi, 94, 215 Devanagari script, 21, 326 Dhanjibhai Naoroji, Rev., 112 Dharma Shastra,
Dholipore Raj, 68 Dhondo (Dhondu) Keshav Karve (also see Karve), 33, 34, 51 Dhubri,
Divekar, Aaron Jacob, 292 Divya Ratna,
Dongre, Anant Shastri, 3-5, 51, 57, S350 OF-gS2.
9295) Chandavarkar, Lady
Chandogya Upanishad, 28 Channing Hall (Boston),
Chatterjee, Baboo Akshoy Cumar,
Cliatuspathi, 6, 32, 288 Chaudhary, Achyut Charan, 82 Choudhary, Madhav Charan, 76 Vatsalabai, Orphanage, Chaudhurani, Mrs.
Krishnapriya, 15316, 81 Cheltenham (and Cheltenham Ladies College), 8, 20, 35, 131, 1s7-— 144-146, class '5d5.
152; [57, 298, 304,
Chentsalrao, Hon.
P., 166 China Inland Mission, 234, 283 Chitpavan Brahmins, 3, 34, 35, 75, Owens
Christian Endeavour Society, 213 Christian English School,
Christian reformers,
Chuckerbutty, Miss, 311 Church of England, 23 Church Missionary Society (C.M.S.), SSewiiseal6lie224,
Dorothea Beale (see Beale) Drynan, Mrs.,
Duff, Dr.
Alexander,
Dufferin, Lady (also see Countess of Dufferin), 98 Dulip Singh Maharaj, ~ 114 Dvarka, or Dwarka, 48, 49, 50, 59 Dwarka Nath Ganguli, 4, 93 BY UNOS HC bay PRT Church Quarterly Review, Indian,
Church of Western India, 34 Civil Marriage Act, The, 74 Community of St.
Mary _ the Dyer, "Alired S:°239,.292, 293, 305 Dyer, Mrs. Helen S., 238, 239, 250, 298, 304, 305, 314
Index East India Company, 25, 26, 33, Gedge, Miss Evelyn, 151, 152 Geraldine, Sister, 132, 133, 179,
; Gidumal, Dayaram,
Girish School,
Godubai (alias Anandibai, alias Baya Karve), 184-190, 211, 218,
peace ale3 Gokhale, Gopal Krishna, 33, 34, 143, 165, 254-256 Gopal, Samuel, 115 Gordon, Rev. Dr. George A., 174 Gordon Hall,
Goreh, Rev. Father Nilkanth Shas-
Edmonds, Miss, 251, 252 Education Commission, 38, 95, 98 Elphinstone High School,
England's Work in India,
Epiphany Girls School, 298, 302 Family Literary Club, 68 Farran, Mr. Justice,
Father Benson,
Father Goreh (see Goreh) Father O'Neill, 108,
Father Page,
Father Rivington,
Fazilka (Punjab),
Female Education, 96, 97 Female Infanticide Act of
Female Medical Aid, 98 Female Training School, 106 Fergusson College, 188, 190, 222 Fergusson, Miss Jessie,
Framji Cowasji Hall,
Fuller, Miss Mary Lucia Beatrice, tri Nehemiah, 34, 90, 104, 108, 109, 112-118, 123, 124, 138, 139, 164, 165,
Goreh, Shivram Shastri,
1870, Gospel; "The, 35°7:18, 34507778 ast:
110,"
25270 257,272, 25 ee 290, 292, 314, 315, 317 Gough, Prof., 2 — Govande, Dr. Bhaskerrao, 112, 274 Govande, Dr.
Vishnu Bhaskar, 104, 273,274, 276, 277, 300 Granger, Miss
A. P., 176
Grantha,
Gregson, Nelson, 231-233 Great Women of India, 6, 46 Grihya-Sutra,
Guardian Mission Press,
Gungabai, 315 8,9, 27, 85, 90,° 217, 23352922 309,
Fuller, Marcus B., 296, 309 Fuller, Mrs. Marcus
B., 160, 233%
Gadre, Gangadharpant Balkrishna, 112,182, °215, 247, 248)°260) 2 10,5292 Gadre, Miss Krishnabai, 248, 269 Gadre, Mrs.
Manoramabai,
Gaekwar,
Gandhi, Mahatma, 21, 180, 207,
Gangamul, 6, 30-32, 34, 40, 202,
Ganguli, Dwarka Nath, 4 Ganguli, Kudambini B., 173 Gardner, C. E. (S.S.J.E.), 165 Garrison, A. R., 233 Garrison, K. B., 233 Garrison, M. I., 233 Hale, Rev.
Dr.
Edwards Everett,
Hall, Dr.
Charles Cuthbert,
+) S17.
Hallowell, Miss Anna,
Hamlin (should he Hammelin), Miss, 187, 204 Hare, David, 26 Harris, Lady,
Haslam, Rev. W., 207, 208, 210,
Hastie, Miss N. Lissa, 152, 309,
Hemendra Nath Das, 70, 81 Hemenway, Mrs.
Mary,
Index Jesus (also see Christ, Lord Jesus), Herawati Diah, Mrs.,
High Caste Hindu Woman, The, 7, 3, 6, 32, 52, 106, 232, 234, 249, 265, 272, 289, 290, 302 306, 308, 313, 319, 323, 324, 329 Jibani,
Jivu (Jivubai), 291, 314, 315 Jones, Rev. Jerman,
Joshi, Dr. Mrs. Anandibai, 34, 124, TO S21 Hindu Dharma, 9, 10 Hindu Law, 9, 60 Hindu literature,
Hindu Religion, Manners and Customs,
Hindu Scriptures, 2, 8 Hindu Widows'
Home,
DS, 1S, WSCEU SCs USCS),
W7/ek Joshi, Balkrishna Keshav, 185, 188 Joshi, Gangabai,
Joshi, Ganpatrao Amriteshwar,
177, 187, Hindu Widows' Home Association, Joshi, Gopal Vinayak, 154, 157 Joshi, Narharpant, 185-189 Joshi, Rambhau,
Jubilee Edition (New Testament),
218, 219 Hingane Stree-Shikshan Samstha (Ashram), 218, 221, 222 Holy Scriptures,
Home for Widows,
Hormazdji Pestonji,
Kaiser-i-Hind,
Kali Yuga, 13 Kanetkar, Rao Saheb Govind VasuHouse of Salvation,
Hoyland, John S., 256 11, Hunter, Dr.
Sir William W., 14, 38, 83, 94, 95, 98 dev,
Kanetkar, Mrs. Kashibai, 122, 123, Hurford, Miss, 90, 106, 116,
183, 185, 206 Kapila Shasthi,
Karma, 16, 83, 85, 89 Karmarkar, Rev.
Vishnu Zeb Jit Karve, Bharat Ratna Maharshi Dr.
Illustrated Christian Weekly, 203 India Mission School.
Indian Christian, The, 295 Indian Christian Association, 337 Indian Ladies'
Magazine, 8, 101, 1252°3:16
Indian Mutiny, The, 33 Indian National Congress, 91, 146, Bhaskar, Dhondo Keshav, 33, 34, 51, 184, 186-188, 190, 191, 218-223, 311, 327, 328 Karve, Mrs.
Anandibai (alias Godubai, Baya), 184, 190, 218, PPRVEAD "BI = S747 Kashebai, 306,
1925= 235,326 Indian National Social Conference, ODO 2 935280) Indian Penal Code, The, 257 Indonesian Observer,
Indu Prakash, 181, 182,
_Kaushuma Brahmin, 135, 137 Kayastha, 73, 75, 76 Kedgaon, 152, 160, 236, 242, 245, DET. BS, DISS, Paty XG, MPs Dales Dike OUI DR Pry Oxi weeks), 300, 301, 304, 306-308, 310-312, 314, 320 'Kelkar, Haripant,
Kelkar, Sadashiv Pandurang, 90, 1275183 Kesari, 142, 143, 188, 203, 257 Keshab Chunder Sen, 4, 18, 19, Jaganath Puri, 3 Jagmohini, 65 Jal-Samadhi, 54, 59 Jennie Chappell, 81 Jeremiah,
Jesuit Fathers, 34
Index 2033745, 653, 66,60 nope:
1072 WS 47655030
Keswick Conference, 251, 252, 287 Khadanchi House, 71 Khale, Mr. Shantaram, 260 Maharshi (Karve), 51, 184, 1895 218, °220-223,93 14-5307 Mahatma Gandhi, 21, 101, 188, 109,
LSOSP 2075, 224
Maheshchandra Nyayaratna (1836Khisti, Hari Ramchandra, 34, 111 Konkanastha, 3, 34, 84, 85, 113 Kripa Sadan, 246, 251, 252, 265, 1906),
Mahila Samaj, 94 Mahila Samiti, 93 Mahila Vidyaiaya, 221 Maitreyi, 2, 162 Malabari, Mr. B. M., 34, 134, 136 Malherambi, 6, 26, 29 Malheranjee (Malherambi),
Mama Paramanand,
Mangalwar Peth, 220 Manikarnikabai, 313 Manning, Miss,
Manorama (Mano) (Mary) Medhavi, 40, 57, 58, 77, 80, 82, 131, 26837320 Krishnabai, 13, 30, 32, 58-60 Krishnaraj Wadiar, Mysore Maharaja, 27 Krishni (Parvatibai Athavale), 189, 220221 Kulin Brahmins, 1-5 Lady Dufferin (also see Dufferin),
Lakshmibai (Dongre), 6, 28-32, 36, 139, 152, 157, 180, 184, 186, 187, -210, 250, 263, 282, 284, 287, 291, 297-309, 313, 314, S195 S24 Manu, 101, 148, 161, 167, 171 Mary Baker Eddy, 274 Marybai Aiman, 279 Mary's Home, St., Berkshire, 127,
Mary Rama, 139, 329 Matapariksha,
Max Miller, Prof. Friedrich, 2, 20, 39-41, 45, 46, 54, 57-59, 135 Lakshmi (Goddess of Wealth), 128 Lambeth Committee,
Lanauli (Lonavla), 232, 249,
Lash, The Right Rev. William Ox
Launie 4Ga eaal 52:
Lakshmibai (Goreh),
Life and Letters of Max Miller, 133 Lilavati,
Lionel Ashburner,
Lokmanya Tilak, 21 London Athenaeum,
Lord Buddha,
Lord Jesus (also see Jesus Christ), 133-137, 172; 267. "304
Mayurbhanj, 65 Maza Englandcha Pravas Voyage to England), 321 Maze Puran (My Story), 222 Medhavi, Bipin Behari Das, 10, 67, (My
Low Church,
Lucy Guinness, 278 Luttman Johnson, 71 68,70, 71, 73-78,"
$1, 83, 100, LA 297 Medhavi, Manorama Manorama) Medhavi, Pandita Ramabai,
Methodist, 140, 174, 199, 305 Methodist Episcopal Mission, 247 Milman, Bishop of Calcutta,
Missionary, 340° 79 Moe 166, 223,239, 2SR OS Ooo. 275-278, 287, 289, 291, 294, 296, S0Ss*s2> SH shila, eed} Mary (see Macnicol, Rey.
Dr.
Madhav Charan Choudhary, 76 Madhavdas (Seth), Raghunathdas Nicol, 9-11, 5) 181, 189 Madhva Vaishnava, 5, 26, 28 Mahamahopadhyaya,
Index 'North, London Collegiate School,
Norton (Rev.), Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Mission School,
Mlenchchas, 36, 52, 114 Modak, Shahurao,
Modak, Waman Abaji, 85, 90, 184 Monier-Williams, Sic Monier, 21, 22-23 Mother House, Wantage, 124 Mother of Modern India, 65 Mueller, George, 234, 286 Muir, Dr. John,
Mukti (House of Salvation; House DSM wee Nundy, Rajani Nath, 75. 100
Ode to Sanskrit, 21-23, 81 Oriental Christian Spectator, 111 Oriental Congress, 20, 23,
Orthodox,
of Liberation; Mission; Sadan; Home; Church; School—at Kedpaon), 89, 103) 112, 133, 142, Our Federation.
Oxtord)993, 115133, 135,436, 138, 267 1605) L755 176. Jel 82 195,9242, DAA, 245, 247-2505, 252, 253, 258-263, 265, 267-269, 272-283, 287-289, 291, 292, 294-296, 298, 299, 301, 302, 304, 307-309, 311-
Mukti Prayer Bell, 244, 258, 293 Munshi, K. M., 327, 328 Padmanji, Rev. Baba, 112 Padma Vibhushan, 221 Padri Marathi, 294, 295 Panch Howds, 104, 107, 116, 117, 139, 143, 144, 298 Pandharpur, 50, 58, 94, 120, 123, 248, 289-291 Pandita Ramabai Centenary MemoWaba-Bidhan,
18, 65, 66, 78 Naidu, Mrs. Sarojini, 161,
Nalder. Mrs Rachel, 308, 309 tial Committee, Bombay, 329 Pandita Ramabai Hostel, 329 Pandita Ramabai Road, 329 Pandita Radnimanya Radnishree Ramabai Saraswati, 120 Pandit Shyamaji Krishnavarma, 23 Pandurang, Dr. Atmaram, 91, 181, Nath, Mahendra, 76 Nathan, R., 255 Damodar Nathibai, (Shrimati) Thackersay, 218, 221 National Association, 98
Pantulu, Pandit Veerasalingam, 220 Parsons, Miss, 289 Parvatibai (also see Athavale), 113 National Congress, 91, 92 National Indian Association, 94, 215 Nava Karar (New Testament), 321 Nehemiah (see Goreh) Patilee Sako Paton, John G., 234 Rentecost. -Dr.2165,.235
Percival, Rev. Peter, 150 Pinney, Justice, 169 Pioneer,
Poona and Indian Village Mission, Nehru, Mrs. Kamala,
New Dispensation, 18, 65, 66, 78,
New Testament, 90, 114, 138, 295, 296, 318-321 Nilkanth (see Goreh)
Power, Sunderabai H:
(or, Soonderbai), 213, 236-238, 250, 304306, 310, 311 Prabhu Yeshuche Charitra, 321 Prarthana Mandir, 120, 121 Nishkam Ishwar-Bhakti,
Nishkam Karma Math, 221 Nivad Geete (A _ Collection of Hymns and Songs), 321
Index Robertson, George, 7 Robinson, Rt. Rev. C. J. G., 330 Rochester, 251 Rohini, 49 Roma Bye (Ramabai), 68 Roy, Raja Ram Mohan, 17, 20, 26, Prarthana Samaj, 33, 35, 65, 70, 89-91, 94, 95, 104, 107, 116, 118, 119-121, 123, 124, 203 Prathama-Skandha,
Presbyterian, 140 Presbyterian Mission Society, 69 Presidency College, 2 285133, 66;-78,/9
1 FAIZ 166
Roy, Sasindra Kumar, 73 Rukhmabai (also see Rakhmabai).
Rukmini, 50 Rukminibai, 314 Priti Sadan, 320 Queen's College,
Queen-Mother, 326 Rabindra Rachanabali,
Raghunathrao, Diwan Bahadur R.,
Raikes, Mrs.
Elizabeth,
Raja, Sir Basudeb Sudbal Deb, 16 Rajani Nath Nandy (see Nundy) Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, 327 Rakhmabai, 134, 169, 170 Rama, 72, 82, 128, 139 Ramabai Association, 163, 164, 174, Sacred Books of the East, The, 133 Sadanand Sadan, 320 Sagunabai, 314 Sambalpur Hitaishina (Patriot), 1,6 Sanatanist, 141, 142 Sangraha, 5 Sanskrit Ode, 21, 22, 23, 81 Santaya, Franscina,
, Saraswati, =, 3a 770117022) So eses 64, 65, 69, 200, 222, 291,309, 3274328 Saraswati, Dayanand, 33, 107 Saraswati Devi, 309 Sarma, Kalikinkar, 71 Sarva-Janik Sabha, 91 Sasipada Banerjee. 4
Sathinadhan, Mrs. Kamala, 125 Sathinadhan, Dr. Samuel,
Scottish Mission,
Sen, Keshab Chandar, 115, 147, 165, 230 Sermon on the Mount, 43, 114,
Seva Sadan, 92 Shadaran Brahmo Samaj, 19 Shankar (Karve), 220 Shankaracharya, 26, 1430" 144
Shanti Sadan, 302, 320 Sharada, Gadre, 182 Sharada Sadan, 17, 19, 103, 118, 152, 65.4175, .176n L801 So maaan 136, 144,
175; 211," 214, 2L69 217
Ramabai Ranade, 8, 45, 46, 80, 85, 86, 92-94, 106, 107, 123, 204, DAG aN Ramabai Seva Sadan, 73 Ramakrishna, Shree, 162, 163 Ranade, Hon. Justice Mr. Mahadev Govind (Rao Bahadur), 33, 45, 85, 86, 90-92, 95, 118, 143, 144, 165, 181, 182, 193, 203, 204, 216, 219, 230, 254, 256 Ranade, Mrs. Ramabai (see Ramabai Ranade) Rani of Jhansi, 27, 33 Revival, 277, 281, 282, 285-288, 299, 307 Richardson, Miss Helen, 245 Rig-Veda, 147, 172, 202 Rig-Ved Bhashya, 202 Ripon, Lord, 95 Rivington, Rev. Rather Cecil Stans186-192, 202-205, 207, 210-222.
225, 235, 237-239, 242,247, 249, 250; 256; '267,) 2685 270 n5o 9 279, 293, 298, 299,"
3033.
304: field, 116,117. 125
Robbins, Rev. W. E., 283 Robert Money School,
Index Tagore, Debendra Nath, 66 Tagore, Maharaja Sir Jyotindra Mohan, 3, 4, 19 Tagore, Nilkanth, 20 Tagore, Rabindranath, 205, 206, 249, 325 Tagore, Satyendranath,
Tanubai, 314 Taylor, Hudson, 234, 283 Telang, The Hon.
Mr.
Justice Kashinath Trimbak, 20, 91, 107, 310-315, 320, 325-327, 329, 330 - Sharma, Babu Ank Behari, 130, 131 Shastra, 19, 44, 65, 66, 77, 83, 100, 114, 230 Shastri, 5, 27, 32, 38, 42, 64, 69 Sheshadri, Narayan, 34,
Shivram Shastri,
Shrikhande, Anand Vithal, 269-273 Shrimati Nathibai Damodar Thackersay Women's (S.N.D.T.) Untversity, 218
¢ Shrinivas (Shastri), 13, 30, 32, 53-55, 57, 58, 61, 64, 66, 68, 69, 71-75 Shudra (Sudra), 5, 16, 75, 76 Silehar, 21, 76, 77, 80, 297 Singhal, Sudarshan,
Sisters of the Community of. St.
Mary the Virgin, 106, 116, 118, 182, 184, 193 Testimony, A, 4, 5, 9, 14, 16, 321 Thackersay Women's University, 218, 221 Thakubai, 89, 311, 312 Thakur, Shripad Babaji, 72, 74:
Thakurani, Badhu, 82 Thenge, Rao Saheb Govind MalliNathsaaSseeelee oS Tilak, D. N., 79, 80 Tilak, Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar, 21, 33,734, 107, 142-144, 193, 2047216; 257, 322 Tilak, Mrs. Laxmibai,
Tilak, Rev.
Narayan Vaman, 34, e277 Times of India, The, 98, 146, 147 Toney, Prof., CVE,
Toru Dutt, 33 Tremont Temple, 163 124, 125, 129, 132, 298, 303 Sisters of the Cross,
Sita Mohan Das, 71, 72 Smith, Amanda, 231 Smith, Rev. William, 114 Social Reform Association,
Society of St. John the Evangelist
(S.S.J.E.), 108, 115-118
Soonderabai (see Powar) Sorabji, Miss Cornelia, 206 Sorabji, Mrs. Franscina, 117, 118 Soraswathy, 68 Soudaminibai, 315 Triumph of an Indian Widow, The,
¢ Steele, Miss, 290, 291 Stree Dharma Neety, 36, 53, 75, 80, O91 Ol 0340 12526321.
Student Volunteer Movement, 233 Subhadra, 212, 313, 314 Subodh-Patrika, 13, 119, 128, 213 Sucharu Devi, 65 Sudharak, 143 Sudra (see Shudra) Sulabha Samachar,
Sundari Mohan Das, 72 Suniti Devi, 65 Suttee, 171, 173 Suttee Act of 1829, The, 94, 111 Swadeshi Movement, The, 326 Sylhet, 69-73, 75, 76, 81 Sylhet Souvenir, 81 Ubhayabharati,
Udyan. Yenar Aahe, 321 Unitarian, 140, 165, 174 United Church of Northern India,
United Stateschi Lokasthiti (Peoples of the United States), 321 Upadesha Chandrika,
Upanishads, 18, 28, 77, 106, 148,
Vech; 7, 8
Index
Wedderburn, Sir W., 193 Welby, Lord, 254 Vaidya, Dwarkanath Govind, 9, 58,59, 239 Vaishnava, Vaishnavite, 5, 26, 28, Widows' Friend, The, 7, 12 Widows' Home, 218, 311, 327 Widow Re-marriage Act of 1856, 35, 47, 48, 147, 248 Vaitaliya, 23 Varanasi Bai, 26 Varma, Pandit Shyamaji Krishna,
Widow Re-marriage 219, 221 Wilder, Robert, 233 Willard, Miss Frances E., 164, 174, Association,
Vaze, Vedamoorty Bhikambhatj:,
Vedas, 16-19, 66, 77, 113, 147, 150, _ £97, 199, 200, 304 William, Carey, 26 Williams:
Sir Monier Monier-Wil171, 175, 191; 230;1293 Vedanta, 17, 18, 107, 140 Venkatagiri, 47, 55 Venkateswara University, 47 Victoria, Queen Empress, 169, 196, liams, 21, 22, 23 Wilson College, 38, 108, 183, 184,
Wilson, Rev, Dr. John, 34, 108, 111
Victoria High School, 118 Vidyasagar, Pandit Iswar Chandai, Woman's Missionary Friend, 278 Women's'
Christian Temperance Union, 179, 192, 304 Women's Medical College (Pennsylvania), 173 Women's National Prohibition Society (U.S.A.), 200 Women's
(S.N.D.T.)
218/221 33, 166 Vithalkar, Prof. Gobinda, 206 Vivekananda, Swami, 162 Voyage to England, 27, 125, 127,
University, Wacha, Sir Dinshaw Eduljee, Wadiar, Maharaja Krishnaraj, 27 Wanless, Sir William, 303 Wantage Sisters, 107, 113, 116-118, Zenana, 160, 258, 301 Zenana Bible and Medical Mission, 124, 125, 131-1335 4355, 1365139; 140, 147, 157, 180, 292, 298, 303 Warad, Mallappa Anna, 120
Zenana Missionary Society, 23 Zenana Training Home, 311
Padmini Sengupta comes from a distinguished family of educationists of Madras. She is the daughter of the late Dr S Sathianadhan, LL.B., Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and the late Mrs Kamala Sathianadhan, a pioneer social worker, writer and educationist of Madras.
Padmini Sengupta received her early education in England and returned to India in 1923, when she joined the Madras University and took her M.A. in English Literature.
She was for some time Assistant Editor of the Indian Ladies' Magazine, and later Editor of India.
As a social worker she was a member of the Central Social Welfare Board from 1954 to 1956.
She has also been interested in many village and slum projects and was President of the University Women's Association (Calcutta branch) and Vice President of the All Bengal Women's Union, Calcutta.
Her experience in the industrial field began with her work as Welfare Officer to the Indian Jute Mills Association (1945-53). She has acted as Honorary Consultant to the UNESCO Research Centre when it functioned in Calcutta, and is now on a Panel of Consultants of the I.L.O. concerning problems of the Employment of Women.
Padmini Sengupta has written many books, mainly biographies.
Among her publications are Everyday Life in Ancient India, Pioneer Women of India, Portrait of an Indian Woman, Some Indian Leaders, Women Workers of India, Toru Dutt, Deshapriya
J M Sengupta, Sarojini Naidu, and Red Hibiscus, a novel.
RAMANUJAN—THE MAN AND THE MATHEMATICIAN
S R RANGANATHAN
THIs Is the moving story of the life of Ramanujan, the great Indian mathematical genius who appeared suddenly as a meteor in 1887, rushed through a short span of thirty-two years, consumed himself, and disappeared with equal suddenness.
At the age of thirteen he had mastered Loney's Trigonometry and even calculated the length of the equator of the earth.
The book unfolds in quick succession the chief events of his life beginning with his search in 1911 for a clerical post, to his sailing to England in 1914 and his return home in 1919.
The book contains the reminiscences of several surviving contemporaries of Ramanujan.
It highlights his penetrating intuition and childlike simplicity. He was a "Seer" in mathematics.
Though agnostic in arguments, he was ever conscious of the immanence of God.
THE PAIS OF MANIPAL
SELDEN MENEFEE
SELDEN MENEFEE narrates in the pages of this book the enchanting story of the Pai family whose undaunted courage and extraordinary vision brought about an unbelievable transformation of Manipal, an out-of-the-way place on the West Coast of India, overlooking the Arabian Sea.
The story centres round the achievements of Dr Tonse Madhava Ananta Pai, a medical practitioner and a pioneer, who set out not only to cure the physical ills of his fellowmen but also to alleviate their economic plight.
The Kasturba Medical College and the Kasturba General Hospital are monuments to Dr Pai's untiring zeal.
Also, while practising as a physician, Dr Pai became instrumental in developing the Canara Industrial and Banking Syndicate Ltd., now known as the Syndicate Bank
Ltd., one of the leading commercial banking organizations in the country.
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