Ramachandra Guha's 'Rebels Against the Raj' chronicles westerners who fought to free India

On November 16, 1893, an Irish woman arrived in the southern port town of Tuticorin. She stayed on in India for 40 years and devoted her life to her adopted country. This bright, independent woman had left her husband and did not go back to her comfortable life in the West. She became the first woma

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