1-KUMKUNTALAARI SABAT-
She was born on 8th February 1909 at jagdalpur. She completed her studies from Ravenshaw Girl’s school and Medical college of Cuttack. Due to her intelligibility, she became a very successful doctor and she was also a very good poet-writer.She also got married soon. She was a very talented and brave woman, she was the president of students federation at Aligarh, also a chairperson of the social foundation of widow remarriage and abolition of child marriage.
She was the follower of Gandhi Ji, so, she also used to take part in the Independence movement and ask every woman to come and join.
2-RAMA DEVI CHOUDHURY
She was born on 3rd December 1899. She was a social worker. And joined the Indian independence Movement along with her husband in 1921.
People of Odisha used to call her MAA, as she was the mother of all masses. She was blessed to attend the meeting of forty women, held inside the Binod Vihari temple at Cuttack.
She was the active participant of the Satyagraha Movement at Inchudi. And during the Civil disobedience movement, Rama Devi and the other six fighters were imprisoned. During the Quit India movement again she was arrested along with 24 fighters.
3-SARALA DEVI
She was born on 19th august 1904. She was the idol for many reformers, she was also first Odia woman to join the Non-cooperation movement, to be selected for Odisha Legislative assembly, also elected as the first female speaker of the legislative assembly and many more.
She worked hard for the equality of women. She vowed not to wear any ornaments or foreign goods and gave all the ornaments to the Swaraj movement.
4-MALATI CHOUDHURY
She was born on 26 July 1904, she was from Bangladesh, but her family was settled in Bihar. Her icon was Rabindranath Tagore, she follows him with a great passion and joined Shantiniketan in 1921.
She adopted a different style and was there till 1927, after that she got married to the young man of Odisha Nabakrushna Choudhury, later who became the chief minister of Odisha.
5-ANNAPURNA MAHARANA
She was born on 3rd November 1917. She is commonly known as Chuni Apa, a name in the Indian independence movement. Her icon was Pandit Gopabandhu Das, and she used to sever and help people like he uses to, also followed Gandhi Ji’s principles.
She joined the Harijan Pada Yatra march and also the Quit India movement and was imprisoned many a time. After the salt movement, she was arrested along with the fighters.

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