Annie Basant was an author, social activist and a campainer for India’s struggle for freedom.
She was born in the year 1847, and fought for human freedom.
She married Frank Besant in 1867 at the age of 26.
She is a well known for establishing the Home-Rule League in 1916 in India.
While her time as a human freedom supporter in India, she joined the Indian National Congress.
Later in her life, she joined the Theosophical Society as its president.
She was also a renowned author with several articles, books and other writings in her name.
She considered Jiddu Krishnamurthy as a potential world teacher
She was involved in various political activities such as Bloody Sunday and London Match Girl Strike of 1888.
She died in 1933