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[About the contribution of Revolutionaries in Indian Freedom Struggle]

Introduction

2014 highlighting due contributions of revolutionaries in Indian Freedom struggle - desirs failure have limited their efforts.

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Main Body

Indian freedom struggle was marked by diverse ideologies and approaches to gain independence apart from mainstream guardians movements.

Contribution of Revolutionaries:

1Filled the void in freedom period of Gandhian struggle

2Bhagat Singh - threw Bombs in Central Legislative Assembly

3Sparked fear in minds of oppressors by individual assassinations & political murder

(E) Khudiram Bose shot SMT Jackson

4Raised confidence of Indians - had they can also challenge British might

(E) Vivekananda & American Samit [unclear]

4Secret societies; Abhinav Bharat - by VD Savarkar - raised awareness amongst masses against British colonial rule

5Loss to British exchequer - made further Indian occupation costly

6Katori train Robbery (HRA) Chittargong Armoury end [illegible]

Factors that limited their efforts:

1British heavy handedness - repressive policies - defence of India rules - armed government to mop and pumps subsidiaries

2No coordinated effort - as were by congress - All individual heroic without much tapped in action - British system

3Apprehensious among public due to violent nature -

people did not join in masses.

4Lack of unified organizational structure across India - organizations like Anushilan Samiti sporadic & mostly concentrated in Bengal & Punjab

5British intelligence apparatus dispersed plans in advance & foiled them

6Zimmerman Plan [unclear] revolution

Their contributions were not successful in mainstream western methods. But they inspired youth - intellectual confidence and spirit to act in minds of British.

Their acts continue to inspire youth of India still trapped. I- strain + Bhagat Singh towards patriotism.

— Aditya Acharya · AIR 96

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Conclusion

Their acts continue to inspire youth of India still trapped and strain + Bhagat Singh towards patriotism.

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Clear mention of diverse approaches and ideologies
Use of real case studies

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Aditya Acharya

AIR 962024

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The Freedom Struggle

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Revolutionary movements and tactics

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