Indian History pages have the name lists of famous freedom fighters. But there are few who have played an important role in the fighting for independence their names are not included. Somehow their names are absent from the Indian history books.  Rising from different parts of India they were dedicated to giving the country new light of happiness. It was for the upcoming generation, that they fought to the death to get independence.

Contributions of the freedom fighters are always honored, hereby those who had been a part of the freedom fights and their facts are not known to others.

Freedom fighters not present in Indian History Pages

The country became free from British dominance due to the sacrifices of the Indian fighters. The struggles of the fighters are unforgettable; it is the reason that each of their contributions should be remembered.

Alluri Sitarama Raju is not seen on history pages

The freedom fighter, Alluri Sitarama Raju is known as the hero of the Rampa Rebellion of 1922. He was the leader at an early age and died when he was just 25 or 26 years old. The reason for the rebellion was against British India. It was opposed to the imposition of the 1882 Madras Forest Act. The revolt was against the free movement of the tribes in the forest areas.

Veerapandiya Kattabomman, less known tribal warrior

The fight against the British was centuries ago, it was in 18 century that the King of Panchalankuruchi, Tamil Nadu declared war against the East India Company. His reign was entirely dedicated to refusing their dominance but the fight did not lead too far. When they had to give up after the loss of his life at the age of 39 years, he was hanged in 1799. The conspiracy to defeat the king was planned by the Kingdom of Pudukottai and Vijaya Raghumatha Todaiman.

Surendra Sai, from Sambalpur

Another revolutionary warrior, Surendra Sai, is not listed in Indian History. His period of revolution is from 1809 to 1884. He had spent his time fighting against British India to push them away from Sambalpur. It started with the successor of the throne, when Raja Maharaja died and Britain placed his widow, as the heir. Later to snatch the heir, Surendra Sai broke to war against the British denying accepting their decision.

Kamala Devi Chattopadhyay, a strong leader

Though name Kamala Devi Chattapadhaya is famous but also known as the female freedom fighter who raised her voice against Britain. An Indian social reformer and activist who fought for the legislative seat in India as the first female. Her contribution to fighting for independence is less remembered in Indian History.

Bhikaji Cama is rare seen in history pages

When popular freedom fighter is remembered for their contribution, the name of Bhikaji Cama is essential. She was the first person who hoisted the Indian flag in Stuttgart, Germany. She was born in Kolkata and died in Mumbai. After the breaking of world war I, she was in exile, and stayed in Europe later due her ill health she was allowed to return back home.

Indian History has lists of warriors but their contributions and facts are rare and found in the history pages. Their revolution and fight against British India was a platform of fire to drive them away.

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Bengalis are known for their food delicacies, their intellects have always made the country proud. Strong participants during the struggle and revolution before independence were the people of Bengal. To bring change and fight against the Swati, widow remarriage was started by the Bengalis. Over time the achievements are not only appreciated but they still dwell in nostalgia.

Bengalis are also famous as the most talkative and lazy community. Maybe after the French, they rank among the foodie and comfort-loving lifestyles. If not seeking a luxurious and comfortable cozy house but a soft bed is enough for an afternoon nap. Apart from several flaws, Bengalis are knowledgable and intelligent people with different memories related to each generation. Bengalis feel proud at the same time cherish each moment of success, hard work, and sacrifice but dwell in nostalgia as a culture.

Pride Bengalis dwell in the nostalgia of Tagore and Ray

One of the ever-known poets is Rabindranath Tagore. His dedication during the freedom fight were an inspiration and strength for the fighters. It is the reason he is known as the Bard of Bengal, even after several decades his birth anniversary is celebrated in each street of Bengal. The first Nobel Prize winner in the Bengal community that the community still celebrates with pride every year. Satyajit Ray and his movies are ever after Evocative.

Long chats and gossip over a cup of tea

No day gets away without the “rock adda”. It is a culture that is in the blood, early morning tea at the nearest tea stall or an afternoon the Adda can start anytime and at any corner of the street. Apart from the regular tea stall Adda, Kolkata’s Coffee house is an iconic place in Kolkata. Over decades this place has been an energizer for the Adda and their people.

Freedom fighters

Bengali renaissance has influenced the culture and community. Even after years of Independence, they are remembered as history. Different ways implemented intellectual revolution made them the leaders. To fight against the British India company Bengal was the pioneer. The social reformers apart from Tagore were Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Physicist Satyendra Nath Bose.

Bengalis still are divided into East Bengal and West Bengal

Although the countries Bangladesh and India has been separated a long time ago. But even after years, Bengalis are obsessed over football matches when between East Bengal and Mohan Bagan. Football is not only a sport but also the deep hidden history of culture and country sentiments. Bangal and Ghoti, Bangladesh, and West Bengal are separated.

The Bengali dwells in nostalgia but with literature

There are famous poets in Bengal, they are Sarat Chandra, Bankim Chandra, Michael Madhusudan Dutta, and Kazi Nazrul Islam. They have made the West Bengal and the people live with literature. It does not matter, If whether a businessman or engineer literature is their need for wisdom and knowledge.

Intellectual Bengalis may travel to any part of the world. But once they introduce themselves they are believed and recognized to be from the “Land of freedom fighters and Tagore”.

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Freedom fighters fought tirelessly for our country and many laid their lives as well so that we can breathe the air in an independent nation.

The Indian history speaks volumes of bravery and audacity about our freedom fighters. Today we have compiled some quotes and slogans from the great leaders that motivated many Indians to join the freedom movement. These quotes reflect what freedom was for them.

Let’s remember all our leaders of our nation by recalling their unforgettable quotes on the occasion of 69^th Independence Day.

Bhagat Singh: Inquilab Zindabad

Ram Prasad Bismil: Sarfaroshi Ki Tamanna, Ab hamare dil mein hai

Subhash Chandra Bose: Give Me Blood, I Will Give You Freedom

Lala Lajpat Rai: Simon Go Back

Chandra Shekhar Azad: Mein Azad Hun.

Mahatma Gandhi- Do or Die

Bal Gangadhar Tilak: Swaraj Is My Birthright, And I Shall Have It.

Lal Bahadur Shashtri- Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan!

These Are Some Quotes From Freedom Fighters!

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