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DADABHAI NAOROJI (1825– )

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DADABHAI

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NAOROJI (1825– )  ,
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Indian politician, was
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born at
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Nasik on the 4th of
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September 1825, the son of a Parsi
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priest . During a
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long and active
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life, he played many parts:
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professor of
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mathematics at the
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Elphinstone
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college (1854); founder of the
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Rest Goftar newspaper; partner in a Parsi business
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firm in
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London (18J5);
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prime
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minister of
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Baroda (1874); member of the Bombay legislative
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council (1885); M.P. for Central
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Finsbury (1892-1895), being the first Indian to be elected to the
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House of
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Commons; three times
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president of the Indian
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National
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Congress . Many of his numerous writings are collected in Poverty and Un-
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British
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Rule in
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India (1901) .

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