Unsung Heroes of India's Freedom Struggle
Aayiye jaaniye un Freedom Fighters ki kahaniyan jinhone Bharat ki azaadi ke liye apni jaan tak vaar di. Khudiram Bose, Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay, Matangini Hazra, aur Rani Gaidinliu jaise mahaan logon ke sacrifices ko yaad karke, unki veerta se prerna lijiye. Yeh detailed video dekhiye aur in unsung heroes ki kahaniyon se jude. Jai Hind!
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00:00Let us once again remember that scene, that fire in the hearts of the martyrs,
00:06in which freedom had reached the shore,
00:09let us remember that stream of the blood of patriots.
00:19Namaskar, friends.
00:20Welcome to Nazariya Ki Nagariya.
00:23Today, we will talk about those great revolutionaries
00:27who have played an important role in the freedom struggle of India
00:32and have often remained unnoticed in discussions.
00:35So, let us begin.
00:37This unique journey of Unsung Heroes of India Independence.
00:41The first story is of Matangi Hazra,
00:44who is also known as the Gandhiburi of Bengal.
00:47Matangi Hazra was born in 1869
00:50and she was from an ordinary farmer's family.
00:53Her main role was in the Leave India Movement,
00:56where she faced the bullets of the British police at the age of 71.
01:01Hazra had organised a rally in her village, Tamluk,
01:05in which she protested against the salt laws made by the British
01:09and herself flew a Tiranga at the police station.
01:12She was shot three times during the rally
01:15and she was martyred while chanting the slogans of Vande Matram.
01:19Kamala Devi Chattopadhyay,
01:21a woman who marched on the path of revolution.
01:24She was born in 1903 in Karnataka.
01:28Kamala Devi got her education from the London School of Economics
01:32and she was the first Indian woman
01:34to speak on the national and international stage for India's freedom.
01:38She participated in the Satyagraha for 60 years
01:41and took part in many protests with Gandhi.
01:45After independence, she worked to revive India's folk art and art form
01:51and gave a new identity to handicrafts all over the world.
01:56Mudhiram Bose was the youngest revolutionary of the Indian Independence Movement
02:02who gave up his life for the country at the age of 18.
02:06He was born in 1889 in the West Medinapur district of Bengal.
02:12Bose and Prafula Chakki tried to kill British Judge Kingsford in Muzaffarpur
02:18which was known as a harsh punishment for many revolutionary activities.
02:23In this attempt, they succeeded and were caught.
02:26On 11 August 1908, Mudhiram was hanged.
02:31But his courage and sacrifice has still inspired us today.
02:36Rani Gayadallu, who was a Naga spiritual and political leader,
02:41jumped into the fight for the freedom of Nagaland at the age of 13.
02:45She organized her people against the British rule
02:49and the Naga tribes fought bravely against the British under her leadership.
02:55The British arrested her in 1932.
02:59But she was released after India's independence in 1947.
03:04She was given the title of Rani by her supporters
03:08and her life was dedicated to the country.
03:11Friends, these were some stories of those great revolutionaries
03:16who contributed to India's freedom struggle.
03:20But often their stories were left unheard.
03:23Their stories teach us that on every page of history,
03:27the story of bravery and sacrifice is printed.
03:30I hope you liked today's story.
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03:40Do write your thoughts in the comment section.
03:43See you next time with a new topic.
03:46Till then, Jai Hind!