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Anglo Abor Wars: The Story They Never Told: Forgotten victory of Adi Warriors over the British Raj

Veer Budhu Bhagat
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Veer Budhu Bhagat: The Leader of Kol and Larka Rebellion: Forgotten Freedom Fighter

Madan Lal Dhingra
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Madan Lal Dhingra: Forgotten revolutionary who inspired freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh and Sardar Udham Singh

Ram Singh Pathania
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Ram Singh Pathania (1824-1849): When a teenage Rajput from Himanchal thrash the British East Indian Company: Handful Rajputs against Advance British

Shyamji Krishna Varma
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Tale of a Forgotten revolutionary: Shyamji Krishna Varma the founder of Indian House 1905

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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

Paona Brajabashi
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Paona Brajabashi: Manipur soldier who declared war against the British becoming a great epitome of Freedom Fighter: 3rd Battle of Anglo Manipur War

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Veer Kunwar Singh: Tale of a Rajput king who defeated the East Indian Company multiple times | The First War of Independence

Veer Kunwar Singh was the leader of Bihar region during the first war of Independence. He was born in April 1777 at Jagdishpur (Bihar). His father i.e. Raja Shahabzada Singh was the direct descendant of the great Rajput king Raja Bhoja whose anecdotes are still alive in stories and folks songs. His mother’s name was Rani Panchratan

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Azizan Bai: Incessant Struggle of a Courtesan (prostitute) to liberate India from the clutches of British Raj in the First War of Independence 1857

But there were some freedom fighters of 1857 whose stories are yet to be told. One of them was the famous Courtesan (prostitute) of Kanpur who worked as a spy for Nana Saheb and even took up arms to fight against the White masters.
Her name was Azizan Bai

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