The Great Stalwarts of India.
January 9th, 200923 MARCH 1931 - Martyrdom Day Of INDIAN LIONS .We pay homage to these lions for their sacrifice for the independence of India.
-A message from my e mail friend.-
23 March 2008 . Do we remember whats so special about this date? Today is the 77th anniversary of martyrdom of Sardaar Bhagat Singh , Sukhdev & Raj Guru.
It was 23rd of March, 1931 when three heroes of India ( Bhagat Singh Ji , Rajguru Ji & Sukhdev Ji ) felt proud that they were sacrificing their life for their motherland !
Just wanted to remind that we people remember valentine, New Year, but often used to forget the contributions of our REBELS, who fought and gave their lives just for the sake of their next generation's freedom.
"Let us all salute the true LIONS of our Mother India for whom they climbed the gallows gladly"
JAI HIND
:rolleyes:
Savarkar
Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, commonly known as Swatantryaveer Savarkar was a fearless freedom fighter, social reformer, writer, dramatist, poet, historian, political leader and philosopher. He remains largely unknown to the masses because of the vicious propaganda against him and misunderstanding around him that has been created over several decades. This website attempts to bring the life, thought, actions and relevance of Savarkar before a global audience.
Veer Savarkar - A legend
The first political leader to daringly set Absolute Political Independence as India's goal (1900).
The first Indian political leader to daringly perform a bonfire of foreign (English) clothes (1905).
The first Indian to organize a revolutionary movement for India's Independence on an international level (1906).
The first Indian law student who was not called to the English Bar despite having passed his examination and observed the necessary formalities, for his activities to seek India's freedom from the British (1909).
The only Indian leader whose arrest in London caused legal difficulties for British Courts and whose case is still referred to in the interpretations of the Fugitive Offenders Act and the Habeas Corpus (Rex Vs Governor of Brixton Prison, ex-parte Savarkar)
The first Indian historian whose book on the 1857 War of Independence was proscribed by British Authorities in India even before its publication. The Governor General had asked the Postmaster General to confiscate copies of the book six months before the book was officially banned (1909).
The first political prisoner whose daring escape and arrest on French soil became a cause celebre in the International Court of Justice at The Hague. This case was mentioned in many International Treaties at that time (1910).
The first graduate whose degree was withdrawn by an Indian University for striving for India's freedom (1911).
The first poet in the world who, deprived of pen and paper, composed his poems and then wrote them on the prison walls with thorns and nails, memorized ten thousand lines of his poetry for years and later transmitted them to India through his fellow-prisoners who also memorized these lines.
The first revolutionary leader who within less than 10 years gave a death-blow to the practice of untouchability in the remote district of Ratnagiri while being interned there.
The first Indian leader who successfully started -
A Ganeshotsava open to all Hindus including ex-untouchables (1930).
Interdining ceremonies of all Hindus including ex-untouchables (1931).
"Patitpavan Mandir", open to all Hindus including ex-untouchables (22 February 1931).
A cafe open to all Hindus including ex-untouchables (01 May 1933).
The first political prisoner in the world who was sentenced to Transportation for Life twice, a sentence unparalled in the history of the British Empire.
The first political leader to embrace death voluntarily by way of Atma Samarpan in the highest tradition of Yoga (1966).
He passed away on 26th Feb.1966.
Saantvan (Consolation)
In 1909, Savarkar wrote a poetic letter of consolation from London to his dear sister-in-law Yesuvahini. She had earlier written to him expressing anguish at the arrest of Savarkar's youngest brother Narayanrao. Days earlier on 21 November 1909, the higher court had confirmed the prison sentence to Yesuvahini's own husband Babarao. Savarkar himself was in London. It was Yesuvahini who was single-handedly bearing the brunt of the Government's onslaught. This remarkable letter entitled Saantvan (Consolation) is a landmark in Marathi literature.
Savarkar wrote:
Saantvan
(1)
My loving salutations to thee, O my sister
Whose love hath so tenderly nursed me as to make me forget
The early loss of my mother.
Received your letter of blessing, have taken to heart what you hath written
Thy letter gladdened my heart and made me feel truly blessed,
Blessed indeed is this family of ours in as much as it is
Thus privileged to serve the Lord Ram and administer to his Will!
(2)
Many a flower blooms and withers away
Who has kept their count or note
But behold, the lotus flower that was plucked by Gajendra's trunk
And offered at the feet of Srihari and thus withered away there
Became immortal and holy effecting moksha (deliverance)
Thus is our Mother Bharat like the pious Gajendra seeking deliverance
Let her come to our garden and offer our dark blue black lotus flower
And pluck it from the bough to offer it at the feet of Sri Rama.
Blessed indeed is our family tree, definitely touched by the divine
In as much as it is privileged to serve Sri Rama
(3)
Let then the rest of our flowers too be plucked thus
And offered at the feet of Sri Rama
Let this mortal body be put to good use
Immortal is the family tree that has extinguished itself for the nation
Its fragrance of human welfare spreads all around
O Mother, weave a garland of all in bloom for the
Festival of the Nine Nights
Once the momentous Ninth Night passes
And the ninth garland is woven and offered
Kali the Terrible will reveal Herself
And grant Victory to her votaries
(4)
Sister! Thou hast ever been the symbol of courage,
the source of my inspiration.
Thou too art a consecrated and avowed votary to Ram's noble mission
Thy consecration to this great and noble cause
Calls upon thee to be great and noble thyself.
Behold! On one side stand watching the past souls of sages and saints
Of our race gone before and on the other side the
Future generations yet unborn!
May we be able to acquit ourselves today in a manner
As to evoke universal approval from these godly spectators
:rolleyes:
:rolleyes:India's first Field Marshal Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw,
who is credited with crafting the campaign that led to the creation
of Bangladesh after the 1971 war with Pakistan, passed away early on
Friday morning in Wellington in Tamil Nadu.
Manekshaw, 94, had been battling a series of old age-related
ailments. He breathed his last at the Military Hospital in
Wellington, where he settled down after retiring as the Army chief in
1973.
The Padma Vibhushan and Military Cross awardee, who was admitted in
the hospital for "progressive lung disease," had slipped into coma
and the end came just after midnight at 0030 hours IST, the Defence
Ministry said in a statement.
Manekshaw had developed "acute bronchopneumonia with associated
complications" and was placed under intensive care four days ago
after his condition became serious.
President Pratibha Patil condoled the death of the Field Marshal
along with Defence Minister A K Antony who said, "In his demise, the
nation has lost a great soldier, a true patriot and a noble son
My sincere tribute to him. :rolleyes:
A great Indian Stalwart Swatantra Veer Savarkar [Vinayak Damodar Savarkar] was borne on 28th May 1883. He took his last breath on 26 the Feb.1966.His main aim was “self determination of the nation is a means and an end. This cause has been justly started for the up liftment of the Hindus.” In those days there was nothing like Hindus and Muslims. Therefore he had friends from all classes of society. Congress first divided the Indian Community during the freedom agitation. Gandhiji came to India in his age of 45 and till then he was practicing out side India. He was life convict and was in cellular jail for more than 20 years. He was kept in very inhumane conditions. He had to undergo rigorous imprisonment and placed in solitary confinement. Other fellow convicts were treated differently from him. They were released as and when they or relatives were not suffering from ill health but he was treated with cruelty.
On 8th July 1910 when he was taken to India by a ship and the ship when breathed at Marseilles [France], he wriggled out and swam a great distance. He had already informed the friends and Madame Cama of his plans and had asked them to reach at particular time but they failed to reach there and British Government recaptured him. Had they reached in time the history would have been different.
Literary he was a great litterateur, writer, author dramatist and novelist too. A publisher has published his literature in 8 big volumes that are worth preserving and worth to read and study. He was progressive leader and not a believer of superstitions or orthodox. What he said about cow is it is a useful animal and he did not believe the theory that cow is god. For Hindus god is not an idea of some superman but one who is worth respecting Thus this single example will make it clear how he was different from others.
The nameplate of Veer Samara was removed at the instance of Manishankar Ayer, the present Union Minister as he has averse for him. We Indians have habit of giving undue importance to few and to ignore and condemn others who were really martyrs. Perhaps this is because they were never vote catchers nor show case leaders nor caste based politicians.
On his birth anniversary we salute him and pay sincere respect and tributes to him. May he live long.
:rolleyes:
Bangladesh pays rich tributes to Manekshaw
Bangladesh pays rich tributes to Manekshaw
Posted online: June 28, 2008
Bangladesh on Saturday paid glowing tributes to the iconic former Indian army chief Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, recalling his "signal contribution" to its 1971 Liberation War.
"The people and the government of Bangladesh will always recall with warm gratitude his signal contribution to our War of Liberation and his association with a glorious epoch in the history of Bangladesh's evolution," Foreign Adviser of the interim Cabinet of Bangladesh Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury said in a letter to External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee.
"Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw combined in him the rare qualities of a great soldier, military strategist and a leader of people he worked with."
Bangladesh Army chief General Moeen U Ahmed mourned the death of the celebrated master strategist of the 1971 war, saying, "Bangladesh Army recalls his contribution with gratitude and pays rich tribute to the departed soul."
"The successful leadership of Field Marshal Manekshaw as the chief of Bangladesh-India allied forces helped Bangladesh achieve the quick victory during the War of Liberation in 1971," Ahmed said in a statement.
The 1971 veterans and researchers also paid their tributes to Manekshaw as a military strategist. Many recalled his landmark call for the surrender of the Pakistani troops, "lay down your weapons", through All India Radio.
"His military strategy and talented leadership as the chief of the allied forces quickened our victory in the Liberation War," deputy chief of staff of Bangladesh's Liberation Forces Air Vice Marshal (Retd) AK Khondkar said.
"We all are deeply shocked ... His role in the our Liberation War will always be remembered with gratitude."
Liberation War researcher Harun Habib called Manekshaw a "super strategist," saying his able leadership expediting surrender of Pakistanis without further resistance saved many lives, particularly in Dhaka.
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Bangladesh on Saturday paid glowing tributes to the iconic former Indian army chief Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, recalling his "signal contribution" to its 1971 Liberation War.
"The people and the government of Bangladesh will always recall with warm gratitude his signal contribution to our War of Liberation and his association with a glorious epoch in the history of Bangladesh's evolution," Foreign Adviser of the interim Cabinet of Bangladesh Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury said in a letter to External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee.
"Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw combined in him the rare qualities of a great soldier, military strategist and a leader of people he worked with."
Bangladesh Army chief General Moeen U Ahmed mourned the death of the celebrated master strategist of the 1971 war, saying, "Bangladesh Army recalls his contribution with gratitude and pays rich tribute to the departed soul."
"The successful leadership of Field Marshal Manekshaw as the chief of Bangladesh-India allied forces helped Bangladesh achieve the quick victory during the War of Liberation in 1971," Ahmed said in a statement.
The 1971 veterans and researchers also paid their tributes to Manekshaw as a military strategist. Many recalled his landmark call for the surrender of the Pakistani troops, "lay down your weapons", through All India Radio.
"His military strategy and talented leadership as the chief of the allied forces quickened our victory in the Liberation War," deputy chief of staff of Bangladesh's Liberation Forces Air Vice Marshal (Retd) AK Khondkar said.
"We all are deeply shocked ... His role in the our Liberation War will always be remembered with gratitude."
Liberation War researcher Harun Habib called Manekshaw a "super strategist," saying his able leadership expediting surrender of Pakistanis without further resistance saved many lives, particularly in Dhaka.
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RABINDRANATH TAGORE (1913) Nobel Prize for Literature Popularly known as Gurudev , India 's most famous writer and poet was awarded the Nobel Prize in recognition of his work Geetanjali, a collection of poems, in 1913. Tagore was also involved in teaching. In 1901 he founded the famous Santiniketan which later came to be known as Vishwabharati University. DID YOU KNOW?
Rabindranath Tagore is also the author of India 's National Anthem.
CHANDRASHEKAR VENKATA RAMAN (1930) Nobel Prize for Physics Born at Thiruvanaikkaval in Tamil Nadu, Raman studied at Presidency College, Madras. Later, he served as Professor of Physics at Calcutta University. C.V. Raman won the Nobel Prize for an important research in the field of optics (light). Raman had found that diffused light contained rays of other wavelengths- what is now popularly known as Raman Effect. His theory explains why the frequency of light passing through a transparent medium changes.
HARGOBIND KHORANA (1968) The Nobel Prize for Medicine Dr. Khorana was born in Raipur , Punjab (now in Pakistan ). He went abroad to get his doctorate in Chemistry and later settled there. It was his study of the human genetic code and the role it plays in protein synthesis that got him the Nobel Prize.
MOTHER TERESA (1979) The Nobel Peace Prize Mother Teresa was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu at Skopje , now in Yugoslavia . She wanted to become a nun and joined the Irish order of the Sisters of Loretto (at Dublin ) in 1928. It is as a nun that Agnes came Calcutta in 1929. Here she was extremely touched by the misery of the poor and the sick. She decided to dedicate her life to serving them. She then founded a group of similar minded people called the Missionaries of Charity and set up Nirmal Hriday a center where she took care of the dying, the lepers and other people who had been left alone on the :)
SUBRAMANIAN CHANDRASHEKAR (1983)The Nobel Prize for Physics Dr S. Chandrashekar, is an Indian-born astrophysicist (a branch of astronomy or the study of space). After studying at the Presidency College in Madras , Dr. Chandrashekhar went to the United States for work and settled there. He has written many books on his field Astrophysics and Stellar Dynamics. He developed a theory on white dwarf stars forecasts the limit of mass that dwarf stars can have. This limit is known as the Chandrashekar Limit. His theory also explains the final stages of the evolution of stars.
DID YOU KNOW?
Dr. Chandrashekar is the nephew of another Nobel Prize winner Sir C.V. Raman.
AMARTYA SEN (1998) Nobel Prize for EconomicsProf. Amartya Sen is the first Asian to win the Economics Nobel. He is one of the most respected economics thinkers in the world. He is also an excellent teacher. He won the Nobel for his work in the area of economic theory. Some of his most important work is in the areas of poverty, democracy, development and social welfare
We missed it last year and we did it again this year too
Dear Indianz ,
How many of us know that yesterday was the birth centenary of The Great Indian Revolutionary – Shri Chandra Shekhar `Azad'?
In this country where crores of rupees is spent on remembering Gandhis & Nehrus every year by government and `Fuddu Netas' congratulating their mentor on even meager electoral wins, no one actually remembers the real people behind our freedom.
Today all we youth do to show our patriotism is by saying – Mera Bharat Mahan, India is great, I love my India, East or west India is the best and the latest ` Rang de Basanti'. How many of us know that Azad attained his martyrdom at the age of 25 years? At this age the contemporary Indian youth is not able to decide his career.
Yesterday was Chandra shekhar Azad's birthday( 23rd July), please remember his persona and pay tribute to him. Please add inputs if you have about Shri Chandra Shekhar `Azad' and try to put this info in as many as Groups to support this cause.
(Some real life photos of Chandrashekhar Azad have been attached to this issue ..)
Jai Hind and continuing in the same vein this is another one for our youth ... Late Mr. Surjan Singh Bhandari
N.S.G. Commando
During The Attack on Akshardham temple on 24th September 2002 this Brave Man fought the greatest battle of his life. Yes he was the N.S.G. Commando Late Mr. Surjan Singh , who sacrificed his life for the Nation. Sadly On 19th May 2004 he lost the Toughest and Longest battle against life exactly after 600 Days being in Coma, he lost this life. The Bullet which hit him in the head made him Unconscious for almost 600 days. His family members were hoping that one day their Hero will open his eyes but he didn't. It was the Longest Wait for the family members of this Brave Man. When the whole India was busy in Guessing Who will be the Next PM of the country - Will it be Sonia or will it be Manmohan Singh, This man was fighting his Last battle. But it's so sad that in the hype of all the Political Drama, the News about his Death was Lost like a needle in a hay stack! Even the leading News Papers & So Called Best News Channels of India which work on 24 X 7 basis, failed to highlight this story of this Brave Man. Unfortunately it was mentioned somewhere on the middle page of some newspaper... ..This was the Reward for the Brave task for which he lost his life. Besides his Family members, only one thing was there with him during those toughest 600 days. It was there near his bed till the last Moment. Can you guess what it was?........ ....... It was the "Tiranga", yes! Our National Flag, which was saluting him for his Great cause. Absolutely No words can suffice our Gratitude towards him...
If news papers refuse to cover, TV channels refuse to cover, let us do our bit.
Please forward this mail to as many people as you can.
This is the only way we can salute his Bravery... To a martyr in the cause of Human freedom and dignity ..Jai Hind ... and May God Bless your soul ... With best wishes, Love you all
:rolleyes:
We all remember them. The question is we forget Jhansi ki rani,Bal Gangadhar Tilak whose birth day was also on23rd instant.Veer Savarkar too.This is because they were and are not vote catchers. But we do remember Dynasty family and Ambedkar as they are relevant for vote bank politics.
I received this mail, once again, this time from Casablanca after a long time.
regards,
Sanjay
Please read and Forward This Mail to All
If You Are Real Indian
Don't miss
Late Mr. Surjan Singh Bhandari
N.S.G. Commando During The Attack on Akshardham temple on 24th September 2002 this Brave Man fought the greatest battle of his life. Yes he was the N.S.G. Commando Late Mr. Surjan Singh , who sacrificed his life for the Nation. Sadly On 19th May 2004 he lost the Toughest an d Longest battle against life exactly after 600 Days being in Coma, he lost this life.
The Bullet which hit him in the head made him Unconscious for almost 600 days. His family members were hoping that one day their Hero will open his eyes but he didn't.
It was the Longest Wait for the family members of this Brave Man. When the whole India was busy in Guessing Who will be the Next PM of the country - Will it be Sonia or will it be Manmohan Singh, This man was fighting his Last battle. But it's so sad that in the hype of all the Political Drama, the News about his Death was Lost like a needle in a hay stack! Even the leading News Papers & So Called Best News Channels of India which Works on 24 X 7 basis, failed to highlight this story of the Brave Man. Unfortunately it was mentioned somewhere on the middle page of some newspaper... ..This was the Reward for the Brave task for which he lost his life.
Besides his Family members, only one thing was there with him during those toughest 600 days. It was there near his bed till the last Moment. Can you guess what it was?........ ....... It was the "Tiranga", yes! Our National Flag, which was saluting him for his Great cause. Absolutely No words can suffice our Gratitude towards him...
If news papers refuse to cover, TV channels refuse to cover, let us do our bit.
Please forward this mail to as many people as you can.
This is the only way we can salute his Bravery... :rolleyes:
The great organizer of RSS in M.P. He was really a great stalwart of India. When Lal Bhadur Shastri gave call for Monday evening fast he immediately started the direction and till his death on 28th December 2003 he with all sincerity followed. He was again follower of Mahavir Swami who had given call for Aparigrah. Not to hoar money or matter. He lived as bachelor and died as such. He had with him only two Dhoti and two Kurtas and nothing more. When he died he had not a single coin in his possess. He was true worker of RSS and lived like Sanyasi in real sense. The RSS and BJP people should learn from his did how one can be of high integrity and honesty. He was born on Janma Asthami 1922. :rolleyes:
For further details please go to google site type his name and get all details.
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Chanakya (Sanskrit: चाणक्य Cāṇakya) (c. 350-283 BC) was an adviser and a prime minister to the first Maurya Emperor Chandragupta (c. 340-293 BC), and architect of his rise to power. Kautilya and Vishnugupta, the names by which the political treatise Arthaśhāstra identifies its author, are traditionally identified with Chanakya. Some scholars consider Chanakya to be "the pioneer economist of the world". He is known as "The Indian Machiavelli" in the Western world. Chanakya was a professor at Taxila University and is widely believed to be responsible for the first Indian empire. (Source: Wikipedia)
The legend-
· Chanakya was born with a complete set of teeth, a sign that he would become king, which is inappropriate for a Brahmin like Chanakya. Chāṇakya's teeth were therefore broken and it was prophesied that he will rule through another.
· The Nanda King throws Chānakya out of his court, prompting Chānakya to swear revenge.
· Chānakya searches for one worthy for him to rule through. Chānakya encounters a young Chandragupta Maurya who is a born leader even as a child.
· Chānakya's initial attempt to overthrow Nanda fails, whereupon he comes across a mother scolding her child for burning himself by eating from the middle of a bun or bowl of porridge rather than the cooler edge. Chāṇakya realizes his initial strategic error and, instead of attacking the heart of Nanda territory, slowly chips away at its edges.
· Chānakya changed his alliance with the mountain king Parvata due to his obstinance and non adherence to the principles of treaty as agreed .
· Chānakya enlists the services of a fanatical weaver to rid the kingdom of rebels.
· Chānakya adds poison to the food eaten by Chandragupta, now king, in order to make him immune. Unaware, Chandragupta feeds some of his food to his queen, who is in her ninth month of pregnancy. In order to save the heir to the throne, Chānakya cuts the queen open and extracts the fetus, who is named Bindusāra because he was touched by a drop (bindu) of blood or of poison.
· Chānakya's political rivalry with Subandhu leads to his death.
we are celebrating the birth day of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on 5th September as Teachers Day. He was born in 1888 and lived his life up to 1975. A well known ambassador,Vice president and the president of India. In addition to other works he wrote books on philosophy also. His important contribution to literature is like this. The titles of books are like this.
1. An Idealist View of Life.
2. The Hindu View of Life.
3. The Principal Upanishads.
4. The concept of Man.
5. Recovery of faith.
In his work on The Hindu Vie of Life he on page 54 writes like this :-
"The Bhagvat Geeta asks us to raise the self by the self. We can use the material with which we are endowed to promote our ideals. The cards in the game of life are given to us. We do not select them. They are traced to our past Karma[the acts which we did];but we can call as please,lead what suit we will,and as we play, we gain or lose. And there is freedom." The great philosophical person who was most uncontroversial and above Bord. We bow before him and pay our heart felt tributes. :rolleyes:
:rolleyes: Salute to the legend
CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ - THE LEGEND
He founded the Hindu kingdom in the Deccan against all odds , fighting against the mighty Mughals.He inspired and united the common man to fight against the tyranny of Mughal ruler Aurangjeb, by inculcating a sense of pride and nationality in them.
At the age of 16, he took a pledge to establish a sovereign Hindu state.He clearly outstands all the rulers and generals of India by the exemplary life he lived and is thus respected by the entire cross section of Indians. Shivaji's military skills could be compared to those of Napolean.
He raised a strong army and navy, constructed and repaired forts, used gureilla warfare tactics,developed a strong intelligence network,gave equal treatment to the people from all religions and castes based on merit, and functioned like a seasoned Statesman and General. He appointed ministers with specific functions such as Internal security,Foreign affairs,Finance,Law and Justice,Religious matters,Defence etc.
He introduced systems in revenue collection and warned the officials against harassment of subjects.He thought ahead of times and was a true visionary.In his private life, his moral virtues were exceptionally high.His thoughts and deeds were inspired by the teachings of his mother Jijabai,teacher Dadaji Konddev,great saints like Dnyaneshwar & Tukaram and the valiancy and ideals of the Lords Rama and Krishna.
The tiny kingdom established by Chhatrapati Shivaji known as "Hindavi Swaraja" (Sovereign Hindu state) grew and spread beyond Attock in Northwest India (now in Pakistan)and beyond Cuttack in East India in course of time, to become the strongest power in India. After the death of Chhatrapati Shivaji & his son Sambhaji, their prime ministers or ‘the Peshwas' became the defacto rulers. The Peshwas and the Maratha Sardars (Chieftans) like Shindes of Gwalior, Gaekwads of Baroda & Holkars of Indore contributed to the growth of the Maratha Confederacy.
The history of India is incomplete without the history of Marathas and Shivaji is the nucleus of Maratha history. Shivaji has been a source of inspiration and pride to the past generations and will continue to inspire generations in future. We salute this legend and humbly dedicate this website to him.
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:rolleyes:thnks this!
jai hind
"para.commando"
Pay tribute to martyres of 1st Indian Independence War 1857
Observe silence for 1 minute on
10 May 18:57 hrs (6.57 PM)
Jhansi ki Rani: Hindi's most recited poem
To listen click here (Hindi)
Ramjan Ullah
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Hansalya 15 Barakhamba Road
New Delhi - 110 001
Tel.: +91 11 2335 91 30 extn. 114
thnks this!
jai hind
"para.commando"
Pay tribute to martyres of 1st Indian Independence War 1857
Observe silence for 1 minute on
10 May 18:57 hrs (6.57 PM)
Jhansi ki Rani: Hindi's most recited poem
To listen click here (Hindi)
Ramjan Ullah
Thomas International Publishing Co.
14th Floor,
Hansalya 15 Barakhamba Road
New Delhi - 110 001
Tel.: +91 11 2335 91 30 extn. 114
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