"The Ranee was
remarkable for her bravery, cleverness, and perseverance; her generosity to her
subordinates was unbounded. These qualities, combined with her rank, rendered
her the most dangerous of the rebel leaders." —General Sir High Rose
There are several women
leaders who contributed to India’s independence and prosperity. The list is
endless. In this post, I will discuss Rani Lakshmibai, her leadership style,
and the lessons we must learn from her leadership.
Rani Lakshmibai was born on
19 November 1828 in Varanasi, India and died on 18 June 1858 near Gwalior. She
was an educated, civilized, bold, brilliant, and beautiful woman. She became
the ruler of Jhansi when she was barely 18 years old. She was an incredible and
inspiring leader. She was an iconic leader who fought for India’s independence.
She fought valiantly and gave a tough time to the British. She emerged as the
mascot for Indian nationalism.
Leadership
Lessons
Rani Lakshmibai was
self-educated and a voracious reader. There are several lessons you can learn
from her leadership. Here are some of them.
- Be courageous to face
the challenges.
- Be honest and
straightforward.
- Overcome volatility,
uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity.
- Encourage women
empowerment.
- Stand by your principles
and philosophies.
Conclusion
“Whatever Rani Laxmibhai's
faults in British eyes may have been, her countrymen will ever remember that
she was driven by ill-treatment into rebellion and that she lived and died for
her country. We cannot forget her contribution to India." —Colonel
Malleson
Films and serials have been
named on her eulogizing her fight for independence. Kangana Ranaut played the
lead role in the film, Manikarnika: The
Queen of Jhansi which was released on 25 January 2019. Learn lessons from
her leadership to excel as a successful leader. You are gifted with one life
and you must deliver your goods sincerely without craving for any attention and
approval to provide meaning to your life.
Rani Lakshmibai was a legend
who lived her life without any fear. She remains an inspiration for all Indians
and will be remembered forever in Indian history for her courageous leadership.
Jai Hind.
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