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While going to crosswords bookstores i visited the Historic " August kranti maidan "where Mahatma gandhi gave clarian call " do or die " and inception of Quit india movement started .Aruna asaf ali and role of Usha mehta their role was pivotal at that time.feeling blessed to visit such historical places which has significant contribution in our freedom struggle . #augustkrantimaidan #quitindia #arunaasafali.
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A story from history about Aruna Asaf Ali, a progressive thinker who influenced India’s fight for independence and galvanized the masses at crucial times Listen now on your favorite podcast player: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/storiesfromindia Transcript and show notes: https://sfipodcast.com/history-aruna-asaf-ali-ep-253/ #sfipodcast #ArunaAsafAli #AsafAli #Satyagraha #QuitIndia #Gandhi #MahatmaGandhi #Nehru #Patel #IndianHistory #HistoryOfIndia
Quit India Movement, mass protest movement during 1942–43 against the colonial British raj’s political and military control of India. The movement, which took place against the backdrop of World War II, was initially planned by Mahatma Gandhi and his followers in the Indian National Congress (Congress Party) as a nonviolent action. However, attempts by the British authorities to prevent the protests by arresting the Congress leaders backfired and triggered an escalation of violence that, by the end of the turmoil, resulted in the deaths of at least 1,000 Indians, as well as the arrests of roughly 60,000 by the end of 1943. Though the movement was unsuccessful in its goal of forcing the immediate decolonization of India, it served as an important demonstration of anti-colonial sentiment in Indian society directed toward the British raj. On July 14, 1942, the Congress Party passed its “Quit India” resolution calling for an immediate end to British rule in India and authorizing Gandhi to lead a mass nonviolent protest movement if independence was not granted. The slogan “Quit India” was coined by mayor of Bombay (now Mumbai) Yusuf Meherally. The morning after the Quit India resolution was agreed upon in Bombay, British authorities invoked the Defense of India Act, which permitted detention without a trial, to arrest Gandhi and dozens of other leaders of the Congress Party, including Jawaharlal Nehru, Abdul Kalam Azad, and Vallabhbhai Patel. Concern for Gandhi’s age and fear of worldwide condemnation convinced the British not to jail Gandhi, and instead they confined him in the Aga Khan’s summer palace in Pune along with his wife, Kasturba, his secretary, and some followers. #history #india #uk #britishers #colonisation #britishraj #gandhi #nehru #savarkar #quitindia #aazadi
THE LARGER-THAN-LIFE SHADOW OF THE MAHATMA This day, 155 years ago, Kastur Kapadia was born in Porbandar. At the age of 13, she was married to Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, and became an equal partner in his political life. When Mahatma Gandhi was arrested on 9th August, 1942, for giving a call for the British to ‘Quit India’, she decided to address the public meeting scheduled later in the day at Shivaji Park in his place, and was arrested too. #ThisDayThatYear #TodayInMumbaiHistory #Mumbai #Bombay #Maharashtra #India #History #Heritage #QuitIndia #MahatmaGandhi #Gandhiji #ManiBhavan #Kasturba #Ba #KasturbaGandhi #ShivajiPark
The Quit India movement was launched at the wrong time, did not get widespread support till Netaji asked, damaged India by giving free to the Muslim League, and needlessly, about 100,000 people suffered horrible conditions while Congress leaders lived in luxury conditions in jail. A chapter in the book gives details. Available at: https://mybook.to/25Ngt4 #quitindia, #historyofindia , #India #congressparty
Krishna Kumar takes readers on a riveting journey through the tumultuous year of 1942 that shook the foundations of the mighty British Empire in India. With thorough research and skillful storytelling, Kumar brings to life the people, places and events that pushed British rule in India to the brink. The book sets the stage by describing the oppressive nature of British rule in India, established through deceit and maintained through racist policies, draconian laws and brute force. This colonial edifice, where the profits and produce of India financed the Raj and the British war effort abroad, came under unprecedented strain in 1942. Japan's offensive from Southeast Asia smashed British strongholds from Hong Kong to Singapore. The myth of European superiority evaporated as Japanese troops disarmed thousands of British-led Indian soldiers. By taking Burma, Japan reached India's doorstep. India had never planned defenses on its northeastern border! The British reacted with panic, bombing eastern Indian ports and planning to abandon India altogether. Against this backdrop, Prime Minister Winston Churchill dispatched Sir Stafford Cripps to negotiate an agreement with Indian leaders. But these talks failed due to British unwillingness to concede real power. An enraged Congress Party launched the Quit India movement, the largest civil disobedience campaign since the 1857 uprising. Although crushed within months, it engendered a revolutionary spirit across India. Meanwhile, defeated Indian soldiers in Japanese custody broke their allegiance to the British Crown by joining the Indian National Army led by the charismatic Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. Although the INA failed to liberate India, it became a beacon of hope and inspired nationalism. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign
Krishna Kumar takes readers on a riveting journey through the tumultuous year of 1942 that shook the foundations of the mighty British Empire in India. With thorough research and skillful storytelling, Kumar brings to life the people, places and events that pushed British rule in India to the brink. The book sets the stage by describing the oppressive nature of British rule in India, established through deceit and maintained through racist policies, draconian laws and brute force. This colonial edifice, where the profits and produce of India financed the Raj and the British war effort abroad, came under unprecedented strain in 1942. Japan's offensive from Southeast Asia smashed British strongholds from Hong Kong to Singapore. The myth of European superiority evaporated as Japanese troops disarmed thousands of British-led Indian soldiers. By taking Burma, Japan reached India's doorstep. India had never planned defenses on its northeastern border! The British reacted with panic, bombing eastern Indian ports and planning to abandon India altogether. Against this backdrop, Prime Minister Winston Churchill dispatched Sir Stafford Cripps to negotiate an agreement with Indian leaders. But these talks failed due to British unwillingness to concede real power. An enraged Congress Party launched the Quit India movement, the largest civil disobedience campaign since the 1857 uprising. Although crushed within months, it engendered a revolutionary spirit across India. Meanwhile, defeated Indian soldiers in Japanese custody broke their allegiance to the British Crown by joining the Indian National Army led by the charismatic Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. Although the INA failed to liberate India, it became a beacon of hope and inspired nationalism. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign
Krishna Kumar takes readers on a riveting journey through the tumultuous year of 1942 that shook the foundations of the mighty British Empire in India. With thorough research and skillful storytelling, Kumar brings to life the people, places and events that pushed British rule in India to the brink. The book sets the stage by describing the oppressive nature of British rule in India, established through deceit and maintained through racist policies, draconian laws and brute force. This colonial edifice, where the profits and produce of India financed the Raj and the British war effort abroad, came under unprecedented strain in 1942. Japan's offensive from Southeast Asia smashed British strongholds from Hong Kong to Singapore. The myth of European superiority evaporated as Japanese troops disarmed thousands of British-led Indian soldiers. By taking Burma, Japan reached India's doorstep. India had never planned defenses on its northeastern border! The British reacted with panic, bombing eastern Indian ports and planning to abandon India altogether. Against this backdrop, Prime Minister Winston Churchill dispatched Sir Stafford Cripps to negotiate an agreement with Indian leaders. But these talks failed due to British unwillingness to concede real power. An enraged Congress Party launched the Quit India movement, the largest civil disobedience campaign since the 1857 uprising. Although crushed within months, it engendered a revolutionary spirit across India. Meanwhile, defeated Indian soldiers in Japanese custody broke their allegiance to the British Crown by joining the Indian National Army led by the charismatic Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. Although the INA failed to liberate India, it became a beacon of hope and inspired nationalism. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign
"This is the Congress radio calling on 42.34 meters from somewhere in India,” spoke Usha Mehta after the #QuitIndiaMovement had been silenced by the Britishers. Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan plays Usha Mehta in her movie Ae Watan Mere Watan. Read our special feature about India's bravest Radio Jockey ,fondly known as Radio Ben Story and conceptualization: Almaas Saleem #heritagetimesin #azadikaamritmahotsav #whowasseries #aewatanmerewatantrailer #womenofindianhistory #radioben #ushamehta #quitindia #saraalikhan #aewatanmerewatan #rammanoharlohia #emraanhashmi
डॉ.बाबासाहेब आंबेडकरांनी केलेला इतिहासातील सर्वात मोठा सत्याग्रह काळाराम मंदिर सत्याग्रह सर्व सत्याग्रहीना क्रांतिकारी अभिवादन..! . . . #satyagraha_Kalaram_Temple #gandhimemorialmuseum #dandimarch #gandhiat #saltmarch #quitindiamovement #dandiyatra #gandhijyanti #ndoctober #quitindiaday #gandhijaynti #gandhicrew #sabarmatiashram #सत्याग्रह #internationaldayofnonviolence #gandhijayantiwishes #satyagrah #mahatmagandhi #gandhi #dandi #gandhiji #quitindia #gandhiquotes #mkgandhi #nonviolence #quitindiamovementday #mahatma #gandhingar #satyagrahabali
बहु- राष्ट्रीय कंपनियां हमारे देश में जहर घोल रही है लेकिन देश में बैठे कुछ कथाकथित राजनेता इन कंपनियों के देश में फैलते साम्राज्य को ही भोली भाली जनता को देश का विकास दर्शाते है। भारत का विकास या विनाश? भारतीय लोग मालिक या नौकर? #QuitIndia #McDonalds #FoodSafety
Few years in history reverberate through the ages as prolifically as 1942. Krishna Kumar’s meticulously researched work vividly resurrects that watershed year when seismic upheavals shook the foundations of the British Raj in India. He masterfully grapples with the complex interplay between the external threats posed by Japan and internal fissures exacerbated by the Quit India movement. Kumar dispels any notion that these events unfolded in isolated silos. Instead, he underscores their interconnectedness by situating domestic unrest within the larger churn induced by World War II. Kumar harnesses narrative flair to craft an engaging account that retains academic rigor. He deploys literary devices to make the past come alive. Eyewitness accounts transport the reader to the chaotic streets of Singapore and cruel jungles of Burma. The sights, sounds and smells are rendered palpable through evocative use of language. Dramatic tension is built through judicious shifts in perspective and tempo. Short staccato paragraphs convey the frenetic pace while longer passages paint introspective portraits. Kumar relies on meticulous research yet translates it into eminently readable prose that captures the uncertainties and twists of that tumultuous period. A particularly striking feature is the humanization of ordinary people frequently relegated to footnotes in imperial histories. Soldiers and civilians take center stage as complex individuals riven with doubts and dreams. Kumar movingly surfaces their voices by drawing upon memoirs, diaries and letters. Their hopes and tribulations lend poignancy while spotlighting the callousness of imperial policies. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook
Few years in history reverberate through the ages as prolifically as 1942. Krishna Kumar’s meticulously researched work vividly resurrects that watershed year when seismic upheavals shook the foundations of the British Raj in India. He masterfully grapples with the complex interplay between the external threats posed by Japan and internal fissures exacerbated by the Quit India movement. Kumar dispels any notion that these events unfolded in isolated silos. Instead, he underscores their interconnectedness by situating domestic unrest within the larger churn induced by World War II. Kumar harnesses narrative flair to craft an engaging account that retains academic rigor. He deploys literary devices to make the past come alive. Eyewitness accounts transport the reader to the chaotic streets of Singapore and cruel jungles of Burma. The sights, sounds and smells are rendered palpable through evocative use of language. Dramatic tension is built through judicious shifts in perspective and tempo. Short staccato paragraphs convey the frenetic pace while longer passages paint introspective portraits. Kumar relies on meticulous research yet translates it into eminently readable prose that captures the uncertainties and twists of that tumultuous period. A particularly striking feature is the humanization of ordinary people frequently relegated to footnotes in imperial histories. Soldiers and civilians take center stage as complex individuals riven with doubts and dreams. Kumar movingly surfaces their voices by drawing upon memoirs, diaries and letters. Their hopes and tribulations lend poignancy while spotlighting the callousness of imperial policies. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook
Few years in history reverberate through the ages as prolifically as 1942. Krishna Kumar’s meticulously researched work vividly resurrects that watershed year when seismic upheavals shook the foundations of the British Raj in India. He masterfully grapples with the complex interplay between the external threats posed by Japan and internal fissures exacerbated by the Quit India movement. Kumar dispels any notion that these events unfolded in isolated silos. Instead, he underscores their interconnectedness by situating domestic unrest within the larger churn induced by World War II. Kumar harnesses narrative flair to craft an engaging account that retains academic rigor. He deploys literary devices to make the past come alive. Eyewitness accounts transport the reader to the chaotic streets of Singapore and cruel jungles of Burma. The sights, sounds and smells are rendered palpable through evocative use of language. Dramatic tension is built through judicious shifts in perspective and tempo. Short staccato paragraphs convey the frenetic pace while longer passages paint introspective portraits. Kumar relies on meticulous research yet translates it into eminently readable prose that captures the uncertainties and twists of that tumultuous period. A particularly striking feature is the humanization of ordinary people frequently relegated to footnotes in imperial histories. Soldiers and civilians take center stage as complex individuals riven with doubts and dreams. Kumar movingly surfaces their voices by drawing upon memoirs, diaries and letters. Their hopes and tribulations lend poignancy while spotlighting the callousness of imperial policies. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks #IGReads #BookLove #BookAddict #ReadersCorner
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks #IGReads #BookLove #BookAddict #ReadersCorner
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks #IGReads #BookLove #BookAddict #ReadersCorner
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks #IGReads #BookAddict #ReadersCorner
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks #IGReads #BookAddict #ReadersCorner
1942: Japanese armies reached the Northeast Borders of India after taking over Burma (Myanmar). Then, the Japanese bombed Madras, Vizag, and Calcutta. Ports on India’s East Coast were closed. Almost 100,000 soldiers of the British Indian Army and 400,000 civilians- disease-ridden and demoralized- came to India from Burma, making a tortuous journey with nearly 50-100,000 perishing while trekking through the mosquito-infested jungles. Earlier, The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor and Malaya almost simultaneously. The British-ruled areas of Malaya, Hongkong, and Singapore surrendered quickly. Under Chatfield doctrine, the defense of these areas was the responsibility of British India. Besides, there were a large number of Indians in trade and various professions. Fearing a Japanese invasion, the British started sending their families to the interior and began planning to evacuate from India. In Feb '42, Churchill informed King George VI that 'Burma, Ceylon, Calcutta, and Madras in India and part of Australia may fall into enemy (Japan) hands.' Then, Congress launched the Quit India movement. The formation of the Indian National Army planted the seeds for the collapse of the British Empire. 1942 : When British Rule in India was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (@krishnakumarusa) Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Uk1qIn #1942WhenBritishRuleinIndiaWasThreatened #IndianHistory #BookishElf #ReadersLoveBook #WorldWarII #QuitIndiaMovement #JapaneseInvasion #BritishColonialRule #1942InIndia #IndianNationalArmy #BookReview #KrishnaKumar #WWIINarrative #BritishEmpireCollapse #QuitIndia #SoutheastAsiaCampaign #HistoricalEvents #ColonialHistory #IndianIndependence #1942Warfront #BritishIndia #NewBook #Bookstagram #BookWorm #IGBooks #IGReads #BookAddict #ReadersCorner
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi - 1869-1948 Born on the 2nd of October 1869- in what is now Gujarat (western India 🇮🇳) Moved to London in the late 1880’s to train as a lawyer. Would return to India to try and set up a law practise which didn’t work out. Gandhi would move to South Africa 🇿🇦 in the 1890’s to represent an Indian merchant in a law suit - and he lived there for 21 years. During the 2nd Boer war he volunteered to form a group of stretcher bearers (known as the natal Indian ambulance corps.) He would return to India in 1915- and helped organise peasants/farmers/ and labourers to protest against discrimination and excessive land tax. Early 1920’s: He became leader of the Indian national congress - and campaigned for easing poverty/ expanding women’s rights/ ending untouchability/ self rule. He ate simple food and fasted as a form of protest. He also led Indians in the Dandi salt March of 1930- over a salt tax (non violent peaceful protest.) 1942: Gandhi led the quit India campaign during WWII- although India fought for Britain during the war - there were some Indians who fought for the Japanese 🇯🇵 against the British 🇬🇧. 1947: India was granted independence from Britain, and it was also partitioned into east and west Pakistan 🇵🇰(campaigned for by the all India Muslim league) as well as India. 30th January 1948: Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated by Nathuram Godse over claims that he supported Muslims at the expense of Hindus. His body was cremated on the banks of the Holy Jumna River. His statue in Parliament square London was unveiled in 2015 - on the centenary of his return to India from South Africa. #mahatmagandhi #india #britain #britishempire #britishraj #london #southafrica #boerwar #nonviolentprotest #protest #indiannationalcongress #selfrule #anticolonial #saltmarch #worldwartwo #quitindia #japanese #indianindependence #paritition #pakistan #eastandwestpakistan #assassinated #anniversary #jumnariver #parliamentsquare #famousperson #fasting #lawyer #subcontinent #bangladesh🇧🇩
May our nation always prosper and flourish. Happy Republic Day to one and all!On this day, let's remember the heroes who fought for our freedom and honor their sacrifices. Happy Republic Day! #republic #quitindia #india #patriotism #homecare #careathome #careandcure
#RevisitingHistory with the #QuitIndiaMovement Civil disobedience and nonviolent resistance were hallmarks of the Quit India Movement, a widespread protest against British oppression. Gandhi and other prominent Indians urged an immediate British departure from the continent. Despite a brutal crackdown by the colonial authorities, the movement galvanized the nation and contributed significantly to India gaining independence in 1947. The Quit India Movement stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Indian people in their pursuit of freedom. #indianindependence #freedomfighters #india #indianhistory #colonization #british #colonizers #quitindia #bombay #mahatma #mahatmagandhi #indianfreedom #historyfacts #historylovers #historybuff #historynerd #historylover #historygeek #historylesson #historyinpictures #historyteacher #historygram #historybooks #historymuseum #historymatters
Aga Khan Palace in Pune, India, emanates historical significance with its picturesque architecture and poignant link to India's struggle for freedom. Commissioned by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III in 1892, it was built to aid the poor in the neighboring areas affected by famine. Beyond its humanitarian inception, it is entrenched in the annals of Indian history for its association with Mahatma Gandhi, India's torchbearer of non-violence and civil disobedience against British rule. The palace, a sublime blend of Islamic and Italianate architectural styles, became an emblematic site for the Indian freedom movement after Gandhi’s incarceration there. He was detained along with his wife, Kasturba Gandhi, and his secretary, Mahadev Desai, during the Quit India Movement of 1942, a significant, albeit desperate, push for the end of British colonialism. The residence, thus, turned into a prison palace, its beauty diametrically opposed to the freedom it held captive. While Gandhi's time at Aga Khan Palace was marked with austere self-discipline and persistent struggle for independence, it also bore witness to personal tragedies that befell Gandhi. It was here that Kasturba Gandhi passed away after a prolonged illness, in the palace's austere quarters, and not much later, Mahadev Desai also died. These events cast a somber hue over Gandhi's non-violent battle, adding a thick layer of sadness to the palace’s history. The Aga Khan Palace not only stands as a testament to the personal loss and political unrest Gandhi faced but also to the undying spirit of India’s resistance against the imperial yoke. The sprawling lawns and silent halls resonate with the echoes of Gandhi’s teachings of truth and non-violence. In 1969, it was fittingly donated to the Indian people by Aga Khan IV during Gandhi's birth centenary. It now houses a museum dedicated to Gandhi and his life's work, immortalizing the stories of hardships faced and sacrifices made during India’s quest for freedom. #agakhan #agakhanpalace #pune #puneindia #indianhistory #india2023 #vagabondzen #gandhi #quitindia
It was extraordinary when the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) organised a meeting of its party functionaries in Patna on November 26, Constitution Day, to reflect on the Constitution and safeguard it from the alleged onslaught of the Narendra Modi regime, and also recall the legacy of Yusuf Meherally. A great freedom fighter, he coined the iconic slogans “Simon Go Back” and “Quit India”, which were employed for the freedom movement in 1928 and 1942 respectively. Associated with Mahatma Gandhi since 1927, he participated in the freedom struggle, was imprisoned several times, founded (with others) the Congress Socialist Party (CSP), and played a crucial role during the Quit India movement. He also served as the first socialist Mayor of Bombay, now Mumbai, and Member of the Bombay Legislative Assembly. In spite of such a glorious legacy, Meherally’s name hardly figures in history textbooks and people in general remain unaware about him. Therefore, nine-time RJD MLA, former MP and minister in the Bihar government Vrishin Patel took the initiative that the party should discuss the remarkable legacy of Meherally, who was born on September 23, 1903 and breathed his last on July 2, 1950. The state president of the RJD, Jagadanand Singh, took it forward to commemorate the rich contributions of Meherally to India’s struggle for independence and shapin the idea of India, which is now endangered by the powers that be at the Centre. I had the privilege of being invited to speak on the occasion graced, among others, by the youthful leader of RJD and deputy chief minister of Bihar Tejashwi Yadav. Read the full story by S.N. Sahu at thewire.in #opinion #history #freedommovement #india #mahatmagandhi #yusufmeherally #freedomfighter #independence #quitindia
#RVenkataRaman की पुण्यतिथि पर श्रद्धांजलि। वह एक क्रांतिकारी और स्वतंत्रता सेनानी थे जो #QuitIndia आंदोलन में भाग लिया। #ConstituentAssembly के सदस्य रहे, संघ के मंत्री भी रहे और भारत के औद्योगिक विकास के महत्वपूर्ण प्रोत्साहक थे।
#KhedaSatyagraha #Gandhi #IndianIndependence #NonViolentResistance #SaltMarch #FreedomStruggle #CivilDisobedience #Satyagrahi #KhedaDistrict #FarmersProtest #Ahimsa #Sarvodaya #QuitIndia #GandhianPhilosophy #HistoricalResistance #topicoftheday #SSCCoaching #BankCoaching #ssccoachingcentreinernakulam #bankcoachingcentreinernakulam #successacademy #successacademykochi #bestcoachingacademyinernakulam #bestssccoachingcentreinernakulam
Mahatama Gandhi v/s Bhagat Singh So who do you think won? : ) Am I right? Comment your personal opinions on the debate, below! #quotestoliveby #quotesandsayings #quoteslover #quotestags #quotesdaily #qoutes #quotesaboutlife #quotestagram #quoteoftheday #quotes #poetryisnotdead #poetrycommunity #poetrylovers #writerscommunity #writersofinstagram #successquotes #inspirationalquotes #motivationalquotes #lovequotes #mahatmagandhi #gandhi #quitindia #bhagatsingh
The foreign companies that exited India cited poor or nil margins, regulatory uncertainty, slow consumer adoptions, extreme price sensitivity, high tax rates, uncertain business environment, rigid legal framework and lack of resources- access to finances, skilled workers and poor government support as the reasons for exiting the world's most populous country. #india #exit #quitindia #mnc #modi #government #finanças #consumerism #aarvys #economy #indianeconomy
BLAST FROM THE PAST We have had the privilege of having the Ex IPS officer, Kiran Bedi, at PATNA BOOK FAIR 2014. She had released her book on corruption ‘भ्रष्टाचार भारत छोड़ो’ ( Corruption Quit India) , along with the great mathematician and founder of Super 30, Anand Kumar. While addressing the gathering at the fair, she had reiterated that the two ills plaguing our society are illiteracy and corruption and these must be eradicated. This is still the need of the hour! #पटनापुस्तकमेला२०२३ #PatnaNews #patnabookfair2014 #KiranBedi #भ्रष्टाचारभारतछोडो #Corruption #QuitIndia #blastfromthepast
I met the great journalist P.Sainath last night at the New School. He gave a presentation supporting his new book The Last Heroes, a book filled with stories from the remaining living Freedom Fighters in India’s struggle for independence. Sainath started PARI ( People’s Archive of Rural India) a bi weekly digital magazine with stories from rural India. P. Sainath is a remarkable guy that brings heaps of attention to the inequality of economics in India. He is an excellent Man. His first book is titled : ‘Everybody Loves A Good Drought” stories from less populated locations of India #PSainath #PARI #Indiajournalist #TheLastHeroes #IndiaFreedomfighters #QuitIndia #HistoryIndia
📍Pushpalata Das (27th March, 1915 - 9th November, 2003) 💠Remembering the exemplary woman activist and Padma Bhushan awardee on her death anniversary. 💠Involved in India's freedom struggle since childhood, she actively participated in the Civil Disobedience Movement and #QuitIndia Movement. #AmritMahotsav 📍पुष्पलता दास (27 मार्च, 1915 - 9 नवंबर, 2003) 💠पद्म भूषण से सम्मानित सामाजिक कार्यकर्ता को उनकी पुण्यतिथि पर श्रद्धांजलि 💠वे बचपन में ही भारत के स्वतंत्रता संग्राम में शामिल हो गयीं। उन्होंने सविनय अवज्ञा आंदोलन और भारत छोड़ो आंदोलन में सक्रिय रूप से भाग लिया #अमृत_महोत्सव @gkishanreddyofficial @ministryofculturegoi @official.anuragthakur | @murugan_tnbjp @pibindia @airnewsalerts @ddnews_official @amritmahotsav
Gandhi---Father of the Nation An Indian lawyer, politician, social activist, and writer who became the leader of the nationalist movement against the British rule of India. #MahatmaGandhi #FatherOfTheNation #GandhiJayanti #NonViolence #Satyagraha #IndianIndependence #Bapu #GandhianEthics #Ahimsa #FreedomStruggle #SaltMarch #QuitIndia #Swadeshi #KhadiForNation #GandhiLegacy #EternalGandhi
Apne ig zindagi ka 1st post mein bola tha aur aaj bhi bol raha hoon 'Angrejon, Bharat Chodo' . . . . . . Love you India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 #cwc23 #indvseng #indiawin #loveuindia #revengeof22 #quitindia #mdshami #boomboom #hitman #sky #viratkohli
Under the visionary leadership of Hon'ble PM Narendra Modi , today India is enjoying seamless digital payments and timely DBT benefits. #QuitIndia #NewIndia #GeM #GovernmenteMarketplace #DigitalIndia #PublicProcurement #SMEs #MakeInIndia #EProcurement #GeM3.0 #GovernmentProcurement #VendorRegistration #BuyOnGeM #SellOnGeM #GeMProducts #GeMServices #GeMTransparency #GeMSustainability #GeMInnovation #GeMforMSMEs #GeMforStartups #GeMforEconomicGrowth
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Visiting a highly historical and symbolic place today. One cannot be in #Mumbai without venturing to the @manibhavanmumbai. The HQ of #Gandhi from 1917 to 1934. This place breath history. Very privileged to be here today 🙏. #Mumbai #Bombay #India #Maharashtra #mahatmagandhi #peace #Nonviolence #picoftheday #photooftheday #Instagay #lgbtcommunity #Liberation #Inspirstionsal #love #compassion #kindness #photooftheday #struggle #livinghistory #sharedhistory #indianhistory #historyoftheworld #CommonHeritage #QuitIndia #EpicHistory #InstaLGBT #mumbaidiaries
*Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti Celebration 🎊* Kidzee Bibwewadi and Mount Litera Zee School celebrate the birth anniversary of the 2 greatest freedom fighters. Children get the opportunity to express their view in the form of speech. May the wisdom and philosophy of Gandhiji inspire us as we work to create a better society. Let’s uphold the *Values of Truth and Nonviolence* set out by the man who guided us to *freedom.* May Gandhiji’s principles continue to motivate us to strive for a more *Equitable* and *Peaceful World 🌎* Let’s make an effort to live with *Humility, Compassion, and Truth in our Hearts ❣️* on this Gandhi Jayanti. The return gift for *kindness is kindness* Spin sweetness in everyone's life Let us all be inspired by Lal Bahadur Shastri's life and work to become *better citizens* and make our country a better place. Remembering *Lal Bahadur Shastri’s* vision for a self-sufficient India on his birth anniversary. *Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan!* Let us salute the *soldiers and farmers* who make our country strong. Be inspired by Lal Bahadur Shastri's *simplicity, humility, and dedication to the nation.* #doordie #karoyamaro #buramatdekhoburamatkahoburamatsuno #jaijawanjaikisan #bandemethadumvandemataram #quitIndia #SaltSatyagrah #Bharatmatakijay #JaiHind #SatyamavJayate Contact us for For more details @kidzeebibwewadi @mountlitrezeeschool
THIS DAY IN HISTORY: Mohandas Karamchand #Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869 in Porbandar in modern-day #Gujurat. Known respectfully as Mahatma Gandhi, he played an instrumental role in the nationalist revolution of India, organizing numerous movements, like the #Khilafat-NonCooperation Movement (1919-1922), the #CivilDisobedience Movement (1930-1931) and the #QuitIndia Movement (1942-1944). He led localized peasant satyagrahas in #Champaran (1917), #Kheda (1918), and #Ahmedabad (1918), undertaking non-violent methods of resistance. His mode of resistance became an integral part of the nationalist movement led by #Congress, and is believed to have influenced the #anti-apartheid movement in South Africa and the #CivilRights Movement led by #MartinLutherKingJr. Gandhi's principles are enshrined in the Indian Constitution, primarily in the Directive Principles of State Policy. . . . . . Sources: Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar. “From Plassey to Partition and After: A History of Modern India.” Orient Blackswan, 2004. PC: National Gandhi Museum
Happy Gandhi Jayanti 🙏 . . . . #mahatmagandhi #gandhi #gandhijayanti #bapu #bapuji #fatherofthenation #apostleofpeace #india #quitindia #dandimarch #saltsatyagraha #khilafatmovement #mohandaskaramchandgandhi
🌟 Wishing everyone a Happy Gandhi Jayanti! 🌟 Let's honor the legacy of the Mahatma by promoting unity, truth, and non-violence in our lives. 🙏 . . . #india #independence #nonviolence #satyagraha #mediamindset #truth #honesty #patience #teachers #leaders #movement #quitindia #asia #gandhijayanti #growthmindset #successmindset
నాడు క్విట్ ఇండియా ఉద్యమం - నేడు సాలు దొర సెలవు దొర ఉద్యమం #SaaluDoraSelavuDora #SelavuDora #QuitIndia #QuitTelangana #KCR #BRS #KCRFailedTelangana #BRSFailedTelangana
Gandhi Jayanti: Celebrating the Legacy of the Mahatma 🕊️ On this #GandhiJayanti, we honor the enduring legacy of Mahatma Gandhi, a towering figure in the fight for India's independence & a symbol of peace & nonviolence worldwide. His contributions to our world span various realms, from political activism to social reform, inspiring generations to come. 👑 **Champion of Nonviolence** 🕊️ Gandhi's commitment to nonviolence, or "Ahimsa," became the cornerstone of his philosophy. He believed that peaceful resistance could achieve transformative change. Through movements like #SaltMarch & #QuitIndia, he demonstrated that passive resistance could overcome the mightiest of empires. 🌐 **Architect of Indian Independence** 🇮🇳 Gandhi's leadership was instrumental in India's struggle for independence from British colonial rule. His emphasis on self-reliance and Swadeshi movement urged Indians to produce their own goods & boycott British products, crippling the colonial economy. 💡 **Social Reformer & Visionary** 🌱 Beyond politics, Gandhi was a social reformer. He championed issues like untouchability, caste discrimination, & women's rights. His advocacy for the upliftment of the marginalized laid the foundation for a more inclusive India. 🌏 **Global Icon of Peace** ☮️ Gandhi's message of peace & nonviolence transcended borders. He inspired civil rights movements worldwide, from Martin Luther King Jr.'s struggle for racial equality to Nelson Mandela's fight against apartheid. His principles continue to guide activists advocating for justice & equality. 📝 **Literary Legacy** 📚 Gandhi was a prolific writer & journalist. His writings, including his autobiography "The Story of My Experiments with Truth," remain influential. They provide insight into his philosophy and commitment to truth & simplicity. 🙏 **Spiritual Leader** 🕉️ Spirituality was at the core of Gandhi's life. He drew inspiration from various religious traditions, emphasizing the unity of all faiths. His commitment to religious harmony & tolerance remains relevant in today's diverse world. 🏫 **Educational Reformer** 📖 Gandhi believed that education should be accessible to all.
Celebrating Gandhi Jayanti, the day of the Mahatma who taught us to be the change we want to see in the world. His non-violence and satyagraha are timeless lessons for humanity. #gandhijayanti #mahatmagandhi #nonviolence #satyagraha #peace #truth #freedom #ahimsa #bapu #swachhbharat #quitindia #dandimarch #khadi #harijan #sabarmati #utkalacademy
Happy Gandhi Jayanti... #mahatmagandhi #gandhi #gandhiji #gandhiquotes #fatherofthenation #bapu #nonviolence #gandhi150 #happygandhijayanti #sarcaster #freedomfighter #quitindia #azadi
Remembering Gandhi, the apostle of peace and truth, who inspired millions with his non-violence and satyagraha. #gandhijayanti #mahatmagandhi #nonviolence #satyagraha #peace #truth #freedom #ahimsa #bapu #swachhbharat #quitindia #khadi #maharanahardwarestore
🌟 Wishing everyone a Happy Gandhi Jayanti! 🌟 Let's honor the legacy of the Mahatma by promoting unity, truth, and non-violence in our lives. 🙏 . . . #india #independence #nonviolence #satyagraha #mediamindset #truth #honesty #patience #teachers #leaders #movement #quitindia #asia #gandhijayanti #growthmindset #successmindset
🕊️ On this day, let's remember the man who taught us the power of peace and non-violence. 🕊️ Happy Gandhi Jayanti! 🕊️ . . . #india #independence #nonviolence #satyagraha #mediamindset #truth #honesty #patience #teachers #leaders #movement #quitindia #asia #gandhijayanti
#quitindiamovement #pune #gandhi #historyfacts #memorylane #AgaKhanPalace #Pune has an Important Place in the #IndianFreedomStruggle It’s constructed in 1892 by HH Prince AgaKhan Spiritual Head of Nizari Ismaili Muslims as charity by offering work for neighbouring villages affected by famine During #QuitIndia movement #Gandhiji with Kasturba Gandhi & Secretary Madhavji Desai was interred here from Aug 1942 to May 1944 During the internment KasturbaJi & Madhavji passed away. Their Samadhi is on Palace Grounds with Gandhiji’s ashes at a Memorial In 1969 HH Prince AgaKhan donated the entire property to Indian Government for the Memorial The Palace is beautiful & is now transformed into a museum with photos and anecdotes from Gandhiji’s life. It is well maintained & has large lawns, fountains and gardens spread over 19acres. My last visit here was 30+ years back with my grandfather a Gandhian and a freedom fighter It was a walk down the memory lane as my grandparents memories & teachings kept reverberating
✊✊ Silence Is The Biggest Crime There It Is, Nation’s Troubles Seems To Be Ignored Largely By The Leader Who Takes Pride In Ruling It ✊✊ #Quitindiareloaded #quitindia #saveindia #voteforchange
💔💔 On Point 💔💔 #saveindia #quitindia #quitindiareloded #voteforchange
Did you know that a small district in Uttar Pradesh declared independence from the British back in 1942? Swipe to read about the revolutionary Ballia! Thank you @animohantheone for drawing our attention to this! #independenceday #democracy #ballia #uttarpradesh #british #quitindia #mangalpandey #independencestruggle #congress
#DidYouKnow? This Mumbai water body no longer exists. Let your children find out what it’s become on our #Freedom4Kids walk on Sunday, 24 Sept, at 9 am. Book their place now at: Link in bio. Pic: Amazon #mumbai #mumbaiuntold #mumbaiscenes #mumbaidiaries #Mumbaiforkids #mumbaikids #mumbaikidsevents #kidsmumbai #mumbaicity #mumbaigram #mumbailife #mumbaimerijaan #mumbaiexplorer #mumbairains #swaraj #freedom #freedomstruggle #independence #freedommovement #quitindia #augustkranti #augustkrantimaidan #satyagraha #gowaliatank
ಭಂಡ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಸರ್ಕಾರ ವ್ಯವಸ್ಥೆಯನ್ನೇ ತಲೆ ಕೆಳಗೆ ಮಾಡಿ ರಸ್ತೆಯಲ್ಲಿ ಬೆನ್ನು ಮೊಳೆ ಮುರಿದುಕೊಂಡು ಬಿದ್ದಿದೆ. ಕೇವಲ 100 ದಿನಕ್ಕೆ ಬ್ರ್ಯಾಂಡ್ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರಿಗೆ ಮಸಿ ಬಳಿದು ಕನ್ನಡಿಗರ ಸ್ವಾಭಿಮಾನವನ್ನು ಹರಾಜು ಹಾಕಿದೆ. ಅರಾಜಕತೆ ಸೃಷ್ಟಿಸಿ ಇನ್ನೂ ಮಕ್ಕಳಾಟವಾಡುವುದರಲ್ಲೇ ಸಿದ್ದರಾಮಯ್ಯ ಅವರ ಸರ್ಕಾರ ಕಾಲಹರಣ ಮಾಡುತ್ತಿದೆ. #ATMSarkara #QuitIndia
The foundation of this place was laid by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. It was inaugurated by none other than Mahatma Gandhi. And this hall is named after one of the greatest nationalists the country has ever seen, Bal Gangadhar Tilak. . . Download the Knocksense App for full story. . . #knocksense #kanpur #knocksensekanpur #kanpurtilakhall #lokmanyatilak #quitindia #khuedmahalpark #processioninkanpur #foundationstone
India is free today because of bravehearts like her. #india #indiaunravelled #indianhistory #historyofindia #indianindependence #indianindependencemovement #indianfreedomfighters #unsungheroes #indianfreedomstruggle #historyofindianindependence #ushamehta #indic #bharat #quitindia #quitindiamovement
#KhakiQuiz Kids! Which was Mahatma Gandhi’s first satyagraha in Mumbai? A. Non-co-operation movement B. Civil Disobedience movement C. Quit India movement D. None of the above Find out the answer on our #Freedom4Kids walk on Sunday, 10 Sept, at 9 am. Tell your parents to book your place now at https://linktr.ee/khaki.tours Pic: AJZ Bielefeld #Mumbai #MumbaiUntold #MumbaiScenes #MumbaiDiaries #Mumbaiforkids #MumbaiKids #MumbaiKidsEvents #kidsmumbai #mumbaicity #mumbaigram #mumbailife #mumbaimerijaan #mumbaiexplorer #mumbairains #swaraj #freedom #freedomstruggle #independence #freedommovement #quitindia #augustkranti #augustkrantimaidan #satyagraha #mahatmagandhi #gandhiji
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