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Nivedita travels to Norway as Sara Bull’s guest,accompanied by Abala and JC Bose, and the renowned historian Romesh Chandra Dutt. Dutt inspires her to start writing the acclaimed Web of Indian Life. Sister Nivedita was a Scottish-Irish teacher, author, and social worker who became a disciple of Swami Vivekananda and a prominent figure in the Indian independence movement. Learn about her life, achievements, controversies, and death from dysentery in 1911. Sister Nivedita (1867 to 1911), born Margaret Noble in Northern Ireland, devoted herself to her studies with concentration and perseverance. She graduated from Halifax College in 1884 at the age of seventeen. She developed an interest in music, art, and the natural sciences and became a teacher with By keeping in mind Sister Nivedita’s respectful care-giving to Gopaler Ma in the terminal phase of her life, a 4-months course (including one-month internship) on Geriatric Facilitator has been conducted as a Pilot Project with 15 graduate women students as a CSR Initiative of eJunction.
