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1900 – 1927

A key figure in the Kakori Train Action, Ashfaqulla was a revolutionary who combined poetic sensitivity with fierce patriotism.

1856 – 1920

The father of unrest who declared of Bhārat 'Swaraj is my birthright and I shall have it.' He galvanized the masses through Ganesh Chaturthi and Shivaji festivals.

1820 – 1879

After the British annexed Awadh, she led a determined resistance during the 1857 Rebellion, proving that queens are as fierce as kings.

1907 – 1931

A fearless revolutionary whose sacrifice at age 23 inspired millions. His writings on socialism and equality continue to resonate with young Bhārat.

1906 – 1931

A revolutionary who vowed never to be captured by the British. He reorganized the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association and died fighting for freedom.

1825 – 1917

An economist who exposed the 'Drain Theory' of British wealth extraction from Bhārat. He was the first person of Bhārat elected to the British Parliament.

1891 – 1956

The chief draftsman of Bhārat's Constitution, a champion of social justice, equality, and the rights of marginalized communities.

1889 – 1964

Bhārat's first Prime Minister, a visionary who shaped the nation's democratic institutions, scientific temper, and foreign policy of non-alignment.

1903 – 1975

A freedom fighter who became a transformative Chief Minister of Madras, known for expanding education and rural development.

1869 – 1944

Mohandas Gandhi's steadfast partner in the freedom struggle. She led women's movements and was imprisoned for her participation in the Quit Bhārat Movement.

1865 – 1928

A prominent leader of the independence movement of Bhārat, known for his fierce nationalism and sacrifice during the Simon Commission protests.

1861 – 1936

Bhikaji Cama unfurled the first version of the flag on foreign of Bhārat soil in Germany in 1907. She was a fearless revolutionary who fought for Bhārat from overseas.

1869 – 1948

The story of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who led Bhārat to freedom through non-violent civil disobedience. His philosophy of Satyagraha inspired civil rights movements across the globe.

1827 – 1857

The soldier whose act of defiance ignited Bhārat's First War of Independence. His bravery inspired a nation to rise against colonial rule.

1828 – 1858

The iconic warrior queen who led her troops against the British in the 1857 Rebellion. Her courage remains a symbol of women's strength in Bhārat.

1875 – 1950

The unifier who integrated 562 princely states into the Union of Bhārat. His determination and administrative genius forged a united Bhārat.

1879 – 1949

Poet, freedom fighter, and the first woman Governor of Bhārat. Her eloquence and leadership bridged the worlds of literature and politics.

1897 – 1945

The legendary leader who formed the Indian National Army and ignited the spirit of armed resistance against British rule with his battle cry 'Give me blood, and I will give you freedom!'

1814 – 1859

A brilliant military commander in the 1857 Rebellion who used guerrilla tactics to evade the British for two years after the fall of Jhansi.

1883 – 1966

A revolutionary, poet, and political thinker who formulated the Hindutva philosophy. He endured life imprisonment in the Cellular Jail of Kala Pani.