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Uda Devi
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Uda Devi: Fierce Sniper of Modern India: Women Freedom Fighter who killed 32 British soldiers in the revolt of 1857:

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Kunwar Chain Singh: 24-year-old Rajput Prince who led First war of Independence against the British Raj with an army of 50 men: 1824

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Marthanda Varma: Forgotten Indian King who crushed the ambitions of The Dutch East Indian Company and adopted the title of “Servant of the Lord”

Madam Bhikaji Cama
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Madam Bhikaji Cama: Migrant Parsi Women who hoisted the First Flag of Indian Independence on Foreign Land

Jodhpur Lancers ww1 Haifa
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Battle of Haifa:Swords against Guns-When the Cavalry of the Jodhpur Lancers defeated the artillery of the Ottoman Turks

he battle is known as the Battle of Haifa where the Central Power of Ottoman Empire, Germany fought against the Imperial Army of British India. In this battle the superior artillery and guns of the Ottomans were thrashed by the primitive cavalry charge of the Rajputs of princely state of Jodhpur. This is regarded as the last great cavalry charge in history.

Gunda Dhur- the Tribal hero of Bastar Rebellion, Chhattisgarh
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Gunda Dhur- Tribal leader of Bastar Rebellion in Chhattisgarh who revolted against the Oppressive Indian Forest Act 1878

Bhumkal rebellion, the Forgotten rebellion which took place in the Kingdom of Bastar (located in south of Chhattisgarh) and its charismatic leader Gunda Dhur who is still alive in the folk songs of the region.

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