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- 2. THE ONE & ONLY VINAYAK D. SAVARKAR
- 3. HE IS THE FIRST POLITICAL LEADER TOBURN FORGIENDRESSESFEARLESSLYIN HUGE AMOUNT(1905). HE IS THE FIRST PATRIOTIC PERSON TOLOOSE HISB.A. DEGREE FOR FREEDOM STRUGGLE. HI IS FIRST PERSON TO GIVE INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR INDIAN FREEDOM STRUGGLE.
- 4. BEFORE PUBLISHING HIS BOOK (1857 THE INDIAN FREEDOM STRUGGLE) TWO NATIONS HAD PUT RECTRICTION OVER THAT BOOK HE IS THE FIRST PERSON WHO HAD DESIGNED FIRST EVER INDIAN FLAG(1907) WHICH WAS HOSTED BY MADAM KAMA IN GERMANI (22-08-1907). HE WAS CAPTURED IN LONDON & WHILE HE WAS SENT TO INDIA HE ESCAPED FROM THAT SHIP. THE PLACE WAS MARCELLIS (FRANCE). HE FIRST POLITICAL LEADER TO DO THIS DARE(1910).
- 5. WHEN HE WAS IN ANDMAN HE WROTE HIS PEOM ON THE WALLS & OTHERS USE TO BYHEART THOSE POEMS . WHEN THEY WERE RELEASED THEY WOULD GO TO INDIA & TELL THOSE POEMS TO SAVARKAR’S BROTHER LIKE THIS HE HAD WRITTEN & MADE OTHERS TO BYHEART THOUSANDS OF LINE . HE WAS THE FIRST PERSON IN THE WORLD TO DO THIS EXPERMENT SUCCESSFULLY.
- 6. HE IS FIRST PERSON TO EDUCATE PRISONERS IN THE ANDMAN JAIL. WHILE HE WAS ALSO SENT AS A PRISONER(1911-20). HE WAS FIRST PERSON WHO HAS CLEARED THE CONCEPT OF “HINDUSTVA IS THE NATIONALISM” & “NATIONALISM IS THE HINDUTVA”. HE HAS GIVEN CLEAR DEFINITION ABOUT HINDUTVA (1923)
- 7. HE WAS GREATE LEADER, PETRIOTIC, WRITER, PLAY WRITER, REFORMER, POET &LIST DOESNOT END HERE . AND AT THE LAST HE WAS SIMPLE HUMAN BEING PEOPLE ARE NOW SAYING INDIA SHOULD BE SUPER POWER. THIS CONCEPT HAD BEEN TOLD BY HIM IN 1950’S & 60’S. HE USE TO TELL “IF INDIA WANTS TO BE RECOGNISED IN THE WORLD INDIA SHOULD HAVE POWER OF SUDARSHAN CHAKRA BEHIND ASHOK CHAKRA”
- 8. HE WAS FIRST PERSON TO WRITE HIS GREATE PEOMS ON WALLS USING PIECE OF WOOD WHEN HE WAS IN THE JAIL(ANDAMAN). HE WAS ALSO A GREATE REFORMER. WHO TRIED TO PRODUCE WELL BALANCED SOCIETY. HE ALSO CONTRIBUTED TO PURIFICATION OF LANGUAGE. HE HAS GIVEN WORDS LIKE MAHAPAUR(MAYOR), LOKSABHA , RAJYASABHA,DOORDARSHAN,AAKASHVANI(RADIO),AADYAYAVAT(UP-TO-DATE) & LIST DOESNOT END HERE.
- 9. HE WAS THE FIRST PERSON WHO HAD PUNISHED FOR 50 YEARS OF LIFE ENPRISONMENT BY THE BRITISH GOVT. AT THE END HE HAD FASTED UNTILL HIS DEAD. AFTER 23 DAYS OF FASTING HE LEFT THIS WORLD(26-02-1966).
- 10. THERE IS LOT MORE TO TELL ABOUT THIS GREATE MAN BUT UNFORTUNATELY HIS LIFE HAS BEEN KEPT IN THE DARK ROOM. BUT THE PEOPLE WHO HAS KEPT HIS PERSONALITY IN DARK ROOM DOES NOT THAT DIAMOND DOES STOP GLOVING IF YOU KEEP IT DARK ROOM. ULTIMATELY IF YOU KEEP DIAMOND IN THE DARK ROOM IT WILL START GLOVING MORE & MORE. VANDE MATARAM PROUD TO BE INDIAN