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Kamala Satthianadhan

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in 1901 with the intention of recording and writing about reforms relating to women's rights. The magazine soon gained popularity, being in local circulation until 1915, when she left for the United Kingdom to provide her children with a graduate education. Although during this period, her sister, S.
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Before and after her temporary stay in the United Kingdom, Satthianadhan was active in women's groups and social service organisations, establishing nine co-operative societies for women in Andhra Pradesh and the Madras Presidency, to help women gain financial independence. She also established a
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aimed at providing care for pregnant women and children, worked with the Red Cross and YMCA, and supported anti-discrimination measures aimed at the caste hierarchy. Satthianandhan was also a member of the senates of Andhra University and Madras University.
49:, died in 1893. Following custom, she changed her name to Kamala Satthianadhan. They had several children, and their daughter, Padmini Satthianadhan Sengupta, became a writer as well, whose memoir of her mother, 77:, and re-started the magazine in 1927, this time with a greater focus on politics, and continued to run it until it stopped circulation in 1938. Contributors to the magazine included political activist and poet 124:
along with regular editorial features supporting early feminist movements in India. Her daughter's biography indicates that during her life, Satthianadhan published three novels, including one titled
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G. Hensman, was to continue as editor, the magazine ceased active circulation. On her return to India, Satthianadhan became active in the
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Kamala Satthianadhan was born as Hannah Ratnam Krishnamma, in 1880. She was home-schooled, and later attended
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Samuel Satthianadhan died in 1906, and Kamala Satthianadhan supported her family by tutoring a local
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In 1898, along with her husband Samuel, she published a collection of stories titled
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about a young female detective, but these are no longer in publication.
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The Indian Ladies' Magazine, 1901–1938: From Raj to Swaraj
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Index

Noble College
Samuel Satthianadhan
Krupabai
Rani
Indian independence movement
Sarojini Naidu
Begum Rokeya
Cornelia Sorabji
Theosophist
Annie Besant
Pandita Ramabai
Mona Hensman
Tirunelveli





Logan 2017
Logan 2017
"Tracing two generations in twentieth century Indian women's education through analysis of literary sources: selected writings by Padmini Sengupta"
doi
10.1080/09612025.2019.1611133
ISSN
0961-2025
Logan 2017
Logan 2017
"The Indian ladies' magazine, 1901–1938: from Raj to Swaraj"
doi
10.1080/09612025.2018.1539633

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