Who Brought Our Independence? The Untold Heroic Story

As we celebrate our independence, it is essential to reflect upon the unsung heroes and heroines who played a pivotal role in bringing liberation to our nation. While history textbooks may focus on notable political figures and iconic events, this article aims to shed light on the lesser-known individuals whose contributions were crucial behind the scenes.

The early seeds of resistance

Long before the public declaration of our independence, a group of audacious visionaries started planting the seeds of resistance against the colonial rule. They tirelessly worked to unite our people, igniting the flames of freedom and inspiring generations to come.

Who Brought Our Independence?: (Lectures by Swatantrya Veer Savarkar)

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The women power behind the revolution

While history tends to highlight male figures, it is important to acknowledge the tremendous role women played during the independence struggle. These unsung heroines demonstrated immense bravery, organizing secret meetings, passing on vital information, and even actively participating in battles disguised as men. Their sacrifices and unwavering determination were instrumental in shaping our nation's destiny.

Forgotten revolutionaries

Due to the course of history being written by the victors, many brave revolutionaries who fought for our independence remain forgotten. This article aims to resurrect their memories, honoring their unwavering commitment and sacrifices. From underground networks to guerrilla warfare, these lesser-known revolutionaries played a significant part in dismantling the oppressive regime, laying the foundation for a free nation.

The intellectual architects

Alongside our courageous fighters, we owe our independence to the intellectual architects who mobilized minds and reshaped national consciousness. These thinkers, writers, and philosophers employed their pens as mighty swords, enlightening society with revolutionary ideas and fostering a sense of national identity.

The final push towards freedom

While independence was not achieved overnight, it was the collective efforts of countless individuals that led to the ultimate triumph. From lengthy negotiations to fierce battles, every step was crucial in inching closer to liberation. This article dives into the final stages of the independence struggle, paying tribute to the brave souls who risked everything for a free and prosperous future.

Preserving our national history

The tale of our independence needs to be cherished and passed down to future generations. By recognizing the heroic contributions of both prominent figures and unknown fighters, we ensure that the sacrifices made are never forgotten. It is our duty to preserve the essence of our independence struggle and perpetuate the values it instilled in our nation.

Celebrating our independence today

As we celebrate our hard-earned independence today, let us remember those who dedicated their lives to free our nation from the shackles of colonialism. Their collective bravery and perseverance serve as a constant reminder of the power of unity and the importance of fighting for justice.

So whenever you see the flag fly high, take a moment to honor the untold stories of these brave heroes and heroines who brought our independence.

Who Brought Our Independence?: (Lectures by Swatantrya Veer Savarkar)

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Swatantrya Veer Savarkar founded the secret revolutionary organization "Abhinav Bharat" at 1898, aimed at liberating India from the British rule. The aim was finally achieved at 1947 and India got its freedom. As the purpose was achieved, on 10th May, 1952, "Abhinav Bharat" was formally dissolved with much fanfare. On that day, a memorial was erected in memory all the freedom fighters, from 1857 to 1947, who laid down their lives for the freedom struggle. A respectful homage of sincere and deep admiration was paid to them. On this occasion, revolutionaries like Barin Kumar Ghosh, V.B. Gogate, Senpati Bapat, Vaman Rao Joshi from across the country got together at Pune.

Celebrating this occasion, Savarkar has delivered a series of lectures, he said that, “The armed revolutionaries were labelled as strong headed, atrocious and murderers - not only by the enemy but by their fellow countrymen. It is indeed heartening to see the people here paying respects to them. The souls of the dead must be pleasantly surprised by all such expressions of reverence - if we believe the theory of soul outliving a human life. I cannot believe my own eyes. I would never have believed that I would live to see this day. The enemy, as well as some of our selfish and cowardly fellows had planned to wipe out all references to the armed struggle.” This words are still relevant for today, story of revolutionary’s was completely wiped out from our history books.

Indian Revolutionary movement was greatest saga in the entire history of humanity, 90 years of our armed struggle is greater than that of Russian Revolution or American Revolution. Every Indian youth who is worth calling himself as a patriot must definitely should read this lectures.