Jun 19, 2025
BY: ET OnlineThe ‘Gandhi Buri’ of Bengal. Led a procession with the national flag and was shot by the British on 29th of September 1942 in Talmuk, West Bengal.
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Often credited as 'Bhaghwan' (God),Birsa Munda, a tribal leader from Jharkhand who fought the British and landlords to protect Adivasi (Tribal) rights.
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Led the Rampa Rebellion in Andhra Pradesh, inspiring tribal communities to resist British rule. He was matyred by the British on 7th May, 1924 in Ambaragoppa, Karnatka.
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A teenage freedom fighter from Assam, martyred while leading a procession with the national flag on 20th september, 1942 at Gohpur, Assam.
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One of the earliest rebels of the 1857 uprising. Executed by the British for spreading rebellion in Patna, Bihar.
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Indian queen to wage war against the British, decades before the 1857 revolt.
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Partnered with Bhagat Singh to bomb the Central Legislative Assembly, fighting colonial oppression fearlessly. He passed away in 1965, in New Delhi.
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Fasted to death demanding a separate Andhra state, his sacrifice led to state reorganisation in India.
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