The Documentary Podcast The Hindu bard
Dec 29, 2020
Dorothy Bonarjee, a young Indian student, made history by winning the bardic chair at a Welsh poetry competition in 1914. She faced cultural rejection, explored challenges Indian students experienced in British universities, and defied societal norms by settling in France during WWII. Her legacy continues to inspire, showcasing themes of identity and cultural blending.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Celebration of Welsh Culture and Poetry Competition at Avaristwyth
01:41 • 2min
Exploring the Achievement of Dorothy Bonagie
03:51 • 12min
Cultural Rejection and Heartbreak: A Poignant Tale of Love Denied
15:54 • 2min
Challenges and Creativity of Indian Students at British Universities in the 20th Century
17:31 • 2min
Life in Abrestreth During World War I
19:07 • 2min
Defiance and Legacy: The Story of an Indian Woman in Britain
20:45 • 14min
Recollection of Memories with Sheila Bonogie
34:31 • 3min