About Bimal Pratibha Devi
Lived 1901 – 1978 (aged 76–77). Bimal Pratibha Devi was an Indian politician.
Bimal Pratibha Devi (1901 – 1978) was a trade union leader and a freedom fighter from West Bengal. She worked with coal mine labourers. She left Calcutta (now Kolkata) and went to Asansol to work with the mine workers. She was known as Mathaji and Hunterwali.
Devi was born in Cuttack, Odisha into an affluent family in December 1901. She married Charuchandra Banerjee, a doctor. She was inspired by her father, Surendranath Mukherjee, and joined the Swadeshi movement.
A road has been built in her name in Dhakeshwari Suryanagar area, Kuilapur.
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Who was Bimal Pratibha Devi?
Indian freedom fighter
When was Bimal Pratibha Devi born?
Bimal Pratibha Devi was born in 1901 in Cuttack district.
When did Bimal Pratibha Devi die?
Bimal Pratibha Devi died in 1978.
What was Bimal Pratibha Devi's occupation?
Bimal Pratibha Devi was a politician.
What nationality was Bimal Pratibha Devi?
Bimal Pratibha Devi was Indian.
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