Annie besant

Annie Besant

One of the founders of Banares Hindu University, the scene of a woman’s agitation today, Annie Besant lived unconventionally, defiant of social norms, well before she came to India

Annie Besant

Annie Besant 1847-1933. Annie Besant is best known for her association with the Theosophical Society,Madras,India. She was born in London,England. She died in Madras, India in 1933 and her ashes were scattered in the River Ganges and in some places in Adyar.

Bal Gangadhar Tilak was a freedom activists, social reformer, mathematician who played a key role in laying foundation for India's Independence.

Memories, Portrait of Mrs B (Annie Besant) by Edmund Hodgson Smart

Annie Besant Quotes:- "What, after all, is the object of education? To train the body in health, vigor, and grace, so that it may express...

ANNIE BESANT

Grounded in the theory that ideas, emotions, and even events, can manifest as visible auras, Annie Besant and Charles Leadbeater’s Thought-Forms (1901) is an odd and intriguing work. Benjamin Breen explores these “synesthetic” abstractions and asks to what extent they, and the Victorian mysticism of which they were born, influenced the Modernist movement that flourished in the following decades.