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    This document highlights several important figures in India's independence movement. It discusses Mahatma Gandhi's role in introducing non-violence and leading movements like the Dandi March and Quit India movement. Subhash Chandra Bose disagreed with non-violence and advocated for more radical approaches. Vallabhbhai Patel unified over 500 princely states after independence. Jawaharlal Nehru became independent India's first prime minister. Bhagat Singh was a revolutionary fighter who was hanged by the British. Rani Lakshmi Bai defended her palace during the 1857 rebellion. Many others also contributed significantly to the freedom struggle.

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    This document highlights several important figures in India's independence movement. It discusses Mahatma Gandhi's role in introducing non-violence and leading movements like the Dandi March and Quit India movement. Subhash Chandra Bose disagreed with non-violence and advocated for more radical approaches. Vallabhbhai Patel unified over 500 princely states after independence. Jawaharlal Nehru became independent India's first prime minister. Bhagat Singh was a revolutionary fighter who was hanged by the British. Rani Lakshmi Bai defended her palace during the 1857 rebellion. Many others also contributed significantly to the freedom struggle.

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    This document highlights several important figures in India's independence movement. It discusses Mahatma Gandhi's role in introducing non-violence and leading movements like the Dandi March and Quit India movement. Subhash Chandra Bose disagreed with non-violence and advocated for more radical approaches. Vallabhbhai Patel unified over 500 princely states after independence. Jawaharlal Nehru became independent India's first prime minister. Bhagat Singh was a revolutionary fighter who was hanged by the British. Rani Lakshmi Bai defended her palace during the 1857 rebellion. Many others also contributed significantly to the freedom struggle.

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    Happy Indian Independence Day! by Slidesgo

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    This document highlights several important figures in India's independence movement. It discusses Mahatma Gandhi's role in introducing non-violence and leading movements like the Dandi March and Quit India movement. Subhash Chandra Bose disagreed with non-violence and advocated for more radical approaches. Vallabhbhai Patel unified over 500 princely states after independence. Jawaharlal Nehru became independent India's first prime minister. Bhagat Singh was a revolutionary fighter who was hanged by the British. Rani Lakshmi Bai defended her palace during the 1857 rebellion. Many others also contributed significantly to the freedom struggle.

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    Happy Independence

    Day
    Freedom
    flighters
    MAHATMA GANDHI

    He not only ushered India towards freedom,


    but he also became the inspiring figure for
    many independence struggles and rights
    movements across the world. Gandhi
    introduced the doctrine of non-violence in
    India. The historic Non-Cooperation
    movement, Dandi March and the Quit India
    movement were all started under his
    leadership
    Subhash Chandra bose

    Bose belonged to the


    extremist section of the Indian
    freedom fighters. He was the
    leader of a radical youth wing
    congress. He disagreed with
    the ideals of non-violence
    He had immense contribution to the
    Indian freedom struggle and the
    integration of India into a united
    country
    His efforts led to the integration of
    around 562 princely states. After
    independence, he served as the first
    home minister and deputy prime
    minister of India
    Nehru was one of the most
    renowned barristers which made
    him one of the greatest politicians
    India had ever seen. He rose to
    become one of the most dominant
    figures in Indian politics. Nehru,
    after much deliberations, accepted
    the partition proposal for India in
    1947 and took oath as the First
    Prime Minister of India after
    He was a proactive freedom
    fighter and participated in
    various movements such as the
    Quit India movement, Civil
    Disobedience movement and
    other satyagrahas led by
    Mahatma Gandhi. Post attaining
    independence, he first became
    the Home Minister and later was
    made the Prime Minister of India
    Bhagat Singh
    Bhagat Singh was among the
    extreme revolutionary Indian
    freedom fighters. He was a largely
    controversial, though respected
    figure in the freedom struggle of
    India.
    This great Indian freedom fighter
    was sentenced to death by hanging
    by the British, and executed
    Famously known as Punjab Kesari,
    he was one of the extremist
    members of the Indian National
    Congress.
    He led the Punjab Protest against
    the Jallian wala Incident and Non-
    Cooperation Movement. He fought
    against the Simon Commission
    Bipin Chandra pal
    He was a significant part of
    the Indian National Congress
    and encouraged the
    abandonment of foreign
    goods. He formed a trio with
    Lala Lajpat Rai and Bal
    Gangadhar Tilak to be known
    as Lal-Bal-Pal where they
    executed several
    revolutionary activities
    Famously known for
    his quote, ‘Swaraj is
    my birth right. He
    published several
    rebellious newspapers
    and built schools to
    defy the British Rule
    She was one of the fiercest members of the
    Revolution of 1857. She inspired many
    women across the country to fight for the
    freedom of India and till date inspires
    several women to fight for their rights. She
    defended her palace with her newborn child
    in the year 1858 which was invaded by the
    British Forces
    There were many more leaders who fought for Indians
    independence these include Kunwar Singh, Vinayak
    Damodar Savarkar, Dadabhai Naoroji, Tantia Tope, K.
    M. Munshi, Ashfaqulla Khan, Ram Prasad Bismil,
    Chittaranjan Das, Begum Hazrat Mahal, Nana Sahib,
    Chandra Shekhar Azad, C. Rajagopalachari, Abdul
    Hafiz Mohamed Barakatullah, Mangal Pandey,
    Sukhdev and many more

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