In 1857, with the end of the Sepoy Mutiny, the Nawabi era also came to a halt. English took over the reins of several regions in Northern India. To help them in their work, several educated people and senior officials from Bengal travelled out to various regions, with some coming and settling in Lucknow. Around this time the Great Indian Sage, Swami Vivekananda, took upon himself the task of spreading the message of his teacher, Sri Ramakrishna: "That God lives in each human being, so service to man is service to God". With this, a new school of thought began to evolve in the late nineteenth century in India. In no time he had a great following, especially from amongst the youth of the country.