Aruna Asaf Ali: Difference between revisions

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== Early Life ==

Born in [[Kalka]], Punjab Province (British India), Aruna belonged to a Bengali Brahmin family. She studied at Sacred Heart Convent in Lahore and later at All Saints College, Nainital. In 1928, she married [[Asaf Ali]], a prominent leader of the Indian National Congress, overcoming religious and social barriers.

Born in Kalka, Punjab Province (British India), Aruna belonged to a Bengali Brahmin family. She studied at Sacred Heart Convent in Lahore and later at All Saints College, Nainital. In 1928, she married [[Asaf Ali]], a prominent leader of the Indian National Congress, overcoming religious and social barriers.

== Role in Freedom Movement ==

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== Political Career ==

After independence, she associated with the [[Congress Socialist Party]] and later aligned with the [[Communist Party of India]]. She also co-founded the ''Link Publishing House'', which published the *Patriot* newspaper.

After independence, she associated with the Congress Socialist Party and later aligned with the Communist Party of India. She also co-founded the ''Link Publishing House'', which published the *Patriot* newspaper.

== Awards and Recognition ==

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== See Also ==

* [[Quit India Movement]]

* [[Asaf Ali]]

* Asaf Ali

* [[Congress Socialist Party]]

* Congress Socialist Party

* [[Indian National Congress]]

* [[Indian Independence Movement]]

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[[Category:1909 births]]

[[Category:1996 deaths]]

~~[[Category:Indian independence activists]]~~

[[Category:People from Punjab]]

~~[[Category:Indian women in politics]]~~

[[Category:People from ~~Kalka~~]]

[[Category:Indian National Congress politicians]]

[[Category:Recipients of the Bharat Ratna Award]]

[[Category:Recipients of the Padma Vibhushan Arard]]

[[Category:Articles needing expansion]]

[[Category:Articles needing more references]]

~~[[Category:Women newspaper editors]]~~

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 == Early Life ==
-Born in [[Kalka]], Punjab Province (British India), Aruna belonged to a Bengali Brahmin family. She studied at Sacred Heart Convent in Lahore and later at All Saints College, Nainital. In 1928, she married [[Asaf Ali]], a prominent leader of the Indian National Congress, overcoming religious and social barriers.
+Born in Kalka, Punjab Province (British India), Aruna belonged to a Bengali Brahmin family. She studied at Sacred Heart Convent in Lahore and later at All Saints College, Nainital. In 1928, she married [[Asaf Ali]], a prominent leader of the Indian National Congress, overcoming religious and social barriers.
 == Role in Freedom Movement ==
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 == Political Career ==
-After independence, she associated with the [[Congress Socialist Party]] and later aligned with the [[Communist Party of India]]. She also co-founded the ''Link Publishing House'', which published the *Patriot* newspaper.
+After independence, she associated with the Congress Socialist Party and later aligned with the Communist Party of India. She also co-founded the ''Link Publishing House'', which published the *Patriot* newspaper.
 == Awards and Recognition ==
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 == See Also ==
 * [[Quit India Movement]]
-* [[Asaf Ali]]
+* Asaf Ali
-* [[Congress Socialist Party]]
+* Congress Socialist Party
 * [[Indian National Congress]]
 * [[Indian Independence Movement]]
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 [[Category:1909 births]]
 [[Category:1996 deaths]]
-[[Category:Indian independence activists]]
+[[Category:People from Punjab]]
-[[Category:Indian women in politics]]
-[[Category:People from Kalka]]
 [[Category:Indian National Congress politicians]]
+[[Category:Recipients of the Bharat Ratna Award]]
+[[Category:Recipients of the Padma Vibhushan Arard]]
 [[Category:Articles needing expansion]]
 [[Category:Articles needing more references]]
-[[Category:Women newspaper editors]]