18 moments
Birth in Hyderabad
· Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Sarojini Chattopadhyay, later Sarojini Naidu, was born in Hyderabad. City-level coordinate.
Studies at King's College London
· King's College London, Strand, London, England, United Kingdom

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Naidu began a period of higher education in England, studying first at King's College London under a scholarship from the Nizam of Hyderabad. The source gives the 1895–1898 study period and identifies King's College as the first institution, but does not give a separate enrollment date for each college.
Return to Hyderabad
· Hyderabad, Telangana, India
After her studies in England, Naidu returned to Hyderabad; she married Govindaraju Naidu that year. City-level coordinate.
Congress and Social Conference address
· Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Naidu addressed the Indian National Congress and the Indian Social Conference in Calcutta, an early recorded public-speaking appearance in her political career. Kolkata is the present name of Calcutta; city-level coordinate.
Reception for Gandhi
· London, England, United Kingdom
Naidu spoke at a London reception for Mohandas Gandhi and garlanded Gandhi, Kasturba Gandhi, and Hermann Kallenbach on behalf of those present. The source identifies London but not the reception venue; city-level coordinate.
Suffrage advocacy before the Joint Select Committee
· London, England, United Kingdom
Naidu accompanied Annie Besant to London to advocate universal suffrage before the Joint Select Committee. The source supplies only the year and city.
Women's-franchise resolution
· Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Naidu moved a women's-franchise resolution at the Bombay Provincial Conference and at a special Congress session held in Bombay. Mumbai is the present name of Bombay; city-level coordinate.
Women's franchise plea to Parliament
· London, England, United Kingdom
As a Women's Indian Association representative, Naidu went to London to argue for women's franchise before a Joint Select Committee of Parliament. The source supplies only the year and city.
President of the Cawnpore Congress session
· Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
Naidu delivered the presidential address at the fortieth session of the Indian National Congress at Cawnpore, becoming its first Indian woman president. The cited retrospective reproduces a contemporaneous 27 December 1925 Tribune report; city-level coordinate.
American speaking tour letter
· Hotel Sinton, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file During her United States tour promoting Indian self-rule and nonviolent resistance, Naidu wrote from Cincinnati about her engagements and recent speech at the Peace Week Conference. Hotel Sinton no longer exists; coordinate is a representative point in central Cincinnati.
Salt Satyagraha leadership at Dharasana
· Dharasana Salt Works, Dharasana, Gujarat, India

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file After Gandhi's arrest, Naidu helped lead the Dharasana Salt Works protest, a major nonviolent action in the salt campaign. The source places this action in May 1930; coordinate is an approximate location for the former salt-works area.
Second Round Table Conference
· London, England, United Kingdom

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Naidu accompanied Gandhi at the Second Round Table Conference, participating in constitutional negotiations in London. The conference ran from September to December 1931; the source does not identify a more precise attendance date or venue for Naidu.
Address at Johannesburg City Hall
· Johannesburg City Hall, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
Naidu addressed a crowded Johannesburg City Hall audience during her South African visit, urging Indian South Africans to contribute to the wider cause in South Africa. Coordinate is a representative point for Johannesburg City Hall.
Cape Town reception speech
· Cape Town City Hall, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Naidu delivered a message on racial solidarity at a Cape Town reception organized by the Cape Indian Congress. The source specifies a Cape Town reception; it describes a separate City Hall reception on 12 January. City Hall is used as a defensible representative coordinate for central Cape Town.
Internment during Quit India
· Aga Khan Palace, Pune, Maharashtra, India
Naidu was interned at Aga Khan Palace with Gandhi and other nationalist leaders following the launch of the Quit India Movement. The source gives an internment period; this card uses its documented start date.
Constituent Assembly speech
· Constitution Hall, New Delhi, India
Naidu spoke after Rajendra Prasad's election as permanent chairman of the Constituent Assembly, participating in the early constitutional deliberations of independent India. The debate record states that the Assembly met in Constitution Hall, New Delhi, on 11 December 1946; coordinate is for Parliament House.
Tree planting in Mehrauli
· Mehrauli, New Delhi, India

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Naidu planted a tree in Mehrauli, Delhi, in the year India achieved independence. Evidence is a dated image caption; coordinate is a representative point for Mehrauli.
Death at Government House
· Government House (Raj Bhavan), Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
Naidu died of cardiac arrest while serving as governor of the United Provinces. Government House is now Raj Bhavan, Lucknow.