Freedom Fighting In Indian History

  Leela Roy Leela Roy was one of the freedom fighter fought against British Government in freedom struggle movements. She was a lady freedom fighter in the list freedom history. She was also known as Leelaboti Roy or Leela Naag. She was a Bengal revolutionary. She was born in 2nd October 1900 in Goalpara Assam. Her father Girish Chandra Naag. In her early life she was studied in Bethune College Calcutta. She had completed her graduate in college studies and had good influent in English language. She was a brilliant in her studies of Dhaka University. She had conducted the womens groups and tought about freedom in her young age. The name Deepali Sangh was her group that gathered large number of womens. She formed this group in the year 1923. Rabundranath Tagore also attended this Deepali Sangha and gave his support to this group. Leela Roy was the person who had a social work about the eduction of girls and grow their education skills in the country. She started the girls schools in Dha

  Jatindra Nath Das Jatindra Nath Das was one of the freedom fighter that cause of death by hunger strike. His death made an achievement in history records. He was a Bengal Revolutionary. He was born on 1904, October 24 at Calcutta. He was also known as Jatin Das. He was a forced active Bengal revolutionary. In his early life he passed Matriculation and also Intermediate Examinations. He was studied in Vidyasagar College Calcutta. During that time he joined Anushilan Samiti in Bengal. Also he was fully involved the the Non-Co operation Movements of Mahatma Gandhi in the year 1921. He was at the age of 17 at that time. Also he studied BA in Bengal Basi College Cacutta. While studying in Vidyasagar College he was arrested by British Government because of his anti government activities. He was jailed in Mymenshingh Division of Bengal. In that jail he was having hunger strike that it is the poor punishment such as 20 days. Then he released. After he released from jail he joined Hindustan R

  Subramaniya Siva One of the freedom fighter also writer Subramaniya Siva was from Tamil Nadu. He was born from Vathlakundu near Dindigul of Madurai district. His father Rajam Iyer. He was born on October 4, 1884. He was the eldest son of Rajam Iyer. He was a forced revolutionary of Indian Independence movements. He was married and had a son named Sabaphathi Sharma. His revolution movements were forced such like Bagat Shingh, Raj guru and Sukhdev. He liked violence activities in his freedom movements. He involved freedom movements in the year 1908 and had his involvement of struggled activities. During 1908 and 1922 he had political activities against British Government. He was the follower of Bal Gangadhar Tilak for his activities. For his activities he was jailed many times by Britishers and gave his support to freedom movements. He was also the follower of Barathiyar, V.O.Chidambaram Pillai of Tamil fighters. Bal Ganghadhar Tilak was the guru of Subramaniya Siva.  Subramaniya Siva

Mahakavi Bharathiyar One of the freedom fighter also a great poet Subramaniya Bharathi was well known and also a famous journalist during freedom fighting movements of Indian history. He was born on December 11, 1882 in Ettayapurm, Thirunelvely District. His father Chinnachamy Iyer and his mother Lakshmi Ammal. In the age of 5 his mother died. In the age of 11 he had great skill of writing in Tamil poetric songs. For the skill of writing The King of Ettayapuram gave his name as 'Subramanya Bharathy' His original name Subbaiya. When he studied in 9th standard he became great talant in Tamil and also great suggestions with well known Tamil persons. In June 15, 1897 he married Chellammal, when Chellammal in the age of 14. In the age of 16 his father died. During that time he was poor in his life circle. But for his hard work he he became more skills in Tamil. Then he went to Kasi and joined Alahabad University and studied Sanskrit, Hindi, English and Bengal. So Bharathy had known

  Barindra Kumar Ghosh Barindra Kumar Ghosh was one of the freedom fighter also a revolutionary of the freedom struggle movements in Indian Independence. He was the younger brother of Aurobindo Ghosh. He was born in Croydon near London in the year 1880 in the month of January. He was as the ancestral village of Konnagar in Hoogly district. His father Krishnathan Ghosh and his mother Swarnalata. In his yearly life Barindra Ghosh studied in a school Deoghar. Then he joined Patna College in the year 1901. He was mostly influenced of revolutionary movements by his brother Arobindo Ghosh. With the help of Jatindranath Banerjee he started revolutionary organization in the year 1902 and then joined Anushilan Samiti of revolution team. He had great association with Bagha Jatin a great revolutionary those days. He started Jugantar a Bengal weekly and became as a founding member as Aurubindo Ghosh.  The revolutionaries formed a group named Maniklata in Kolkata. Maniklata was a member area of Nor

  Queen Tarabai In Maratha Empire Queen Tarabai was the great empress and also the powerful person of this kingdom. She was the daughter in law of famous and also most powerful emperor of Chatrapati Shivaji. Chatrapati Shivaji ruled Maratha kingdom with his effective and forced activities during his life time.Such like that Queen Tarabai  also ruled Maratha kingdom with force and also as an effective during her heavy involved actions and as a powerful Queen in history records. Chatrapati Shivaji also called as Shivaji Bhonsale and he was as the ruler and a member of the Bhonse Maratha Clan. In this Maratha clan Rajaram Bhonsle was the second son of Maratha Emperor Chatrapati Shivaji and also the younger brother of Sambhaji. Also Rajaram Bhosle was the third Chatrapati ofMaratha Kingdom. After the death of Rajaram Bhosle Queen Tarabai ruled the kingdom and faced more difficulties of Mughal Emperors. She was also the daughter of Prataprao Gujar also as a Senapati of Chatrapati Shivaji