Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar: An Immortal Revolutionary of India

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Diamond Pocket Books (P) Ltd., 2004 - 143 من الصفحات

Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar is a matchless personality of India's movement for freedom. His sacrifice, struggle and indomitable zeal for the freedom, unity and prosperity of the motherland was totally rare, appreciable and exemplary. He plunged himself into the struggle for freedom of the motherland right from his childhood. This path was totally thorny. As a result, he had to face serious difficulties again and again. He was deported to Andamans to undergo two life sentences. Nobody could predict at that time that he would be able to visit his motherland, India, again, but luckily he returned to India ten years later. Terrible physical and mental tortures of Andamans could not deviate him from his call of duty. He did not waver in the face of continuous tortures and reprimands and was always working to realise his objectives. He remained steadfast like the Pole Star.

 

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Introduction
9
Ancestry Birth and Childhood Education
17
Activities in London
23
In Andamans
33
Departure to Andamans Prisoners Life
39
Brothers Meet Purification in Jail
46
Writing Poems in the Prison Statues and Ganga
53
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