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He travelled to London to join the first Indian business firm to be established in Britain, named Cama & Co

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He worked towards solving the freedom issue by establishing India's political association: the Bombay association.

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He was known for his herbal bath  massages that ease joints pain. His most famous patient was a King 

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He was known for his herbal bath  massages that ease joints pain. His most famous patient was a King 

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She changed from medicine to law because she wanted to help the purdahnshin that was what drove her career. The women behind the purdah were confined to the norms of emphasized femininity.

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Goddaughter of queen Victoria. Helped Indian soldiers during WWI and that tell us that India was helping Britain.

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Dadabhai migrated to Britain as a trader and a representative of several companies.
As he was an activist he managed to establish association for indian rights and in the course of time became the first indian member of Parliament in Westminster. And he was responsible for reporting the issues of and representing millions of indians before the Parliament and whomever in command.

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aimed at fighting prevailing views of Asians as inferior

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In 1852, Naoroji was working on solving the contemporary freedom issue by establishing India’s political association, the Bombay Association. He travelled to London to join the first Indian business firm to be established in Britain, Cama & Co.
In 1867 he helped establish the East India Association which aimed to combat prevailing views of the Asians as inferior and put the Indian point of view before the British public.

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He had a close  mother-son like relationship with Queen Victoria, which scandalized the British public

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She was born in Bengal in 1866.

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He was a 'munshi' to the Queen Victoria, and taught the Queen about India in both language and religion

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He was a 'munshi' to the Queen Victoria, and taught the Queen about India in both language and religion

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changed from medicine to law because she wanted to help the purdahnshin that was what drove her career. The women behind the purdah were confined to the norms of emphasized femininity. She was the first woman to pass the BCL exams at Oxford in 1892.

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Her family converted to Christianity in 1853 and her father eventually settled in Britain the next year and became a citizen in Britain.

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After the enactment of the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act, 1919, Sorabji had been admitted as a vakil in India. Moreover, at the age of fifty-five, having completed a pupillage at Lincoln’s Inn, she was called to the Bar in Britain in 1923, the second Indian woman after Mithan Tata Lam (who had been admitted just a few months before Sorabji

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Also known as "the Munshi" meaning a native secretary. He was known to be a very close friend of Queen Victoria ( The Empress of India). He served the Queen during the final fourteen years of her life. They started to befriend each other and he began to teach her about India and his language which was Urdu. He became her key to the Indian subcontinent, but unfortunately their relationship was deemed scandalous by the other members of the royal family. After she died, he was sent back to India and had his papers burnt. Even back in the time when racial superiority was prominent, people of different races came together and treated each other as equals.

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She arrived to England from puna in 1889

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She arrived to England from puna in 1889