1)Sarojini Naidu’s role in India‘s Independence started in 1904 when she was more focused on women should be given the Politics rights and became a part of India’s struggle for Independence.
2) After the Bengal Partition in 1905 she got fully involved in the freedom struggle after joining the Indian National Congress.
3)In 1911 Naidu was given a Kaisar-i-Hind medal for her contribution to flood relief later it was returned by Naidu as a protest over the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in April 1919.
4)In 1917 she contributed with Annie besant, Kamala Devi Chattopadhyay to set up the Women’s India Association for women’s suffrage, to liberate the women from the social, economic and political matters and for the upliftment of Indian Women.
5)In 1917 when the first satyagraha movement was started she joined the movement along with Gandhiji.
6)In 1919 she went to London as a part of the home rule league to support India’s struggle for Independence from the Britishers.
7)Naidu also supported the Noncooperation movement launched on 5 September 1920 by the Indian national congress led by Mahatma Gandhi.
8)The Indian national congress choose Sarojini Naidu as the first women president in the year 1925 and later became the first Indian female governor of Independent India till 1949.
9)In 1930 Naidu joined the salt march with Gandhiji as one of the influential civil disobedience movements led by Gandhi and as result, something around 60,000 people were arrested along with Gandhiji.
10)In 1941 due to Involvement in the Quit India movement Naidu also faces 21 months imprisonment.
11)In 1947 after India’s Independence Naidu became the first women governor of the United Provinces.