Introduction
Revolutionaries were the using harder of Indian national movement parallel to moderates & extremists, who primarily relied on collective armed mobilization as an antidote to British Colonialism.
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Main Body
Contribution of Revolutionaries
1Started initially in Maharashtra region by Savarkar Brothers, Chapekar brothers.
2Marked a shift from Passive Resistance ideology of Moderates to Active Engagement
↪ Alipore Bomb Conspiracy by Ghosh Brothers.
3Later Revolutionaries focused on heroic individual actions.
↪ Bhagat Singh's legislative Assembly bombing to make the deaf hear.
4Active engagement of youth & women in freedom movement
↪ Pritilata undertakes efforts.
Factors that limited their efforts
1Lack of Organizational Strength
No formal umbrella organization like Congress
2Extreme use of force by British led to huge casualties
↪ death of Lala Lajpat Rai during Lathi Charge.
3Dispersed leadership & ineffective coordination.
↪ Part Bhagat Singhs trials no central leader.
4Focus on communist ideology led to masses getting less involved.
5& Gandhian Non-violent ideology not supportive of their radical actions.
— Prateek Joshi · AIR 196
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Conclusion
Thus, Revolutionaries gave new fuel to national movement's post-khilafat Movement and echoes of their glory etched in memory till today.
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- identifies key revolutionary figures and events
- contrasts with other movements
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Topper
Prateek Joshi
AIR 1962024
Subject & Paper
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Topic
The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country
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