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Rettaimalai Srinivasan was a trailblazing leader, social reformer, and a fearless activist for the rights of the oppressed. Born into a society entrenched in caste discrimination, he defied barriers through education and determination, becoming a pioneering voice for equality and justice. From working alongside M.K. Gandhi in South Africa to playing a pivotal role with Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in securing voting rights and reservations, his contributions in the Round Table Conference shaped India's fight for social justice.
In this compelling autobiography, meticulously compiled and translated by his great-granddaughter Dr. Nirmala Arulprakash, readers will witness the extraordinary journey of a man who turned adversity into strength and inspired generations. His legacy continues to resonate, urging us to stand up for the marginalized and strive for a just society.
A must-read for history enthusiasts, social activists, and anyone seeking inspiration from a true revolutionary.
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Dr. Nirmala
Dr. Nirmala Arulprakash hails from a historically significant family lineage. She is the great-granddaughter of Pandit lyothi Doss (1845-1914), a renowned Siddha doctor, writer, and social reformer, and Diwan Bahadur Rettaimalai Srinivasan (1860-1945), a pioneering leader in the fight for social justice and equality. Her grandfather, C.I. Pattabiraman, son of Pandit lyothi Doss, was a freedom fighter.
Dr. Nirmala Arulprakash earned her graduate, M.Phil., and Ph.D. degrees from Ethiraj College, Chennai. A multi-faceted personality, she is a homemaker, orator, accomplished writer in both English and Tamil, business entrepreneur, social activist, and politician. Her literary and social contributions have earned her numerous awards for excellence. From a young age, she actively participated in social service.
She is affiliated with several prestigious organizations, including the National Commission for Women, Mother Teresa University, and Indian Maritime University.
A prolific speaker and advocate for human rights, she has participated in numerous national and international conferences. In June 1993, she played a significant role at the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna, Austria, where she served as Chairperson of the Committee on 'Untouchability, Caste System, and Bonded Labour' in the NGO Forum.
