Charles Freer Andrews, known as C.F. Andrews and affectionately called “Deenabandhu” (Friend of the Poor) in India, was a British missionary, teacher, and activist. A strong supporter of Indian independence, he worked tirelessly for social justice and human rights. His close associations with leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore highlighted his deep commitment to India’s freedom and upliftment. This blog delves into his transformation from a British clergyman to a champion for India’s cause.
