Indian Freedom Fighters had
fought against the British Empire and continued the Indian freedom struggle with
their undying spirit and bravery. The valorous Freedom Fighters of India
sacrificed their lives to achieve independence for the nation.
The indian freedom fighters faced several tortures, hardships and exploitations to earn national freedom. Independent India was the dream of each and every Indian who lived under the British rule in india. Every individual, during the British rule, fought in some or other way having a common aim of abolishing the British and various other colonial authorities ruling over different parts of India. A century of struggle, revolution, blood shedding, sacrifices and battles followed and finally India became independent on the 15th of August, 1947.
India secured independence from the British rule but the nation lost a large number of men and women who possessed immense bravery and spirit of patriotism. These great people are honoured with the title of Freedom Fighters. The Indian Independence Movement comprised mainly the efforts by Indians to secure political independence from the rule of the British, the Portuguese and the French. This involved a broad range of Indian political organisations, rebellions and philosophies between 1857 and the independence of India on 15th of August, 1947.
There are a large number of women and men who fought daringly for the independence of India. Some of the other major freedom fighters of India include Subash Chandra Bose, Laxmi Bai, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Bhagat Singh and the famous leader Mahatma Gandhi who brought in the weapon of non-violence to fight against the enemy.
The indian freedom fighters faced several tortures, hardships and exploitations to earn national freedom. Independent India was the dream of each and every Indian who lived under the British rule in india. Every individual, during the British rule, fought in some or other way having a common aim of abolishing the British and various other colonial authorities ruling over different parts of India. A century of struggle, revolution, blood shedding, sacrifices and battles followed and finally India became independent on the 15th of August, 1947.
India secured independence from the British rule but the nation lost a large number of men and women who possessed immense bravery and spirit of patriotism. These great people are honoured with the title of Freedom Fighters. The Indian Independence Movement comprised mainly the efforts by Indians to secure political independence from the rule of the British, the Portuguese and the French. This involved a broad range of Indian political organisations, rebellions and philosophies between 1857 and the independence of India on 15th of August, 1947.
There are a large number of women and men who fought daringly for the independence of India. Some of the other major freedom fighters of India include Subash Chandra Bose, Laxmi Bai, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Bhagat Singh and the famous leader Mahatma Gandhi who brought in the weapon of non-violence to fight against the enemy.
Subash Chandra Bose was famously called Netaji or the
leader. He was a freedom fighter and a well-reputed leader on the political
circle in pre-independent India. Netaji got elected as Indian National Congress President in 1937 and 1939. Netaji
founded the Indian National Army. Due to his anti-British activities and
remarks, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was jailed 11 times between the years 1920
to 1941. 
She died in
1853 without leaving her son.
Bala Gangadhar Tilak a great freedom fighter and a firebrand leader, he is remembered as a famous person in the Indian struggle for independence. In order to fight for
the independence of India and to serve his fellow countrymen, he published
newspapers and founded schools. He was famous in the country as one of the
trios; Lal, Bal and Pal and the other tow of this group were Lala Lajpat Rai
and Bipin Chandra
Pal.
Bhagat Singh was another famous freedom fighter of
India. His name is linked with sacrifice, bravery, courage and vision. Bhagat
Singh became a symbol of heroism and inspiration after he sacrificed his life
at the tender age of thirty. With other revolutionaries, he founded the Hindustan Socialist republican Association. In
order to caution the British of its misdeeds, he threw a bomb in the Central
Legislative Assembly. By accepting death at the prime of his life, Bhagat Singh
became a symbol of courage and sacrifice and secured a place in every Indian
heart forever.
Mahatma Gandhi from among the numerous freedom fighters, Mahatma
Gandhi was the most famous freedom fighter
of India who took the lead and ensured a free India on the 15th of August 1947.
He was honoured by the Indians by making him the father of the Nation. Gandhiji
was born in a Hindu family at Porbandar in the state of Gujarat in 1869. His entire life was devoted
to the principles of non-violence, truth and love. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
was regarded as the architect of the freedom of India.
Bala Gangadhar Tilak a great freedom fighter and a firebrand leader, he is remembered as a famous person in the Indian struggle for independence. In order to fight for
the independence of India and to serve his fellow countrymen, he published
newspapers and founded schools. He was famous in the country as one of the
trios; Lal, Bal and Pal and the other tow of this group were Lala Lajpat Rai
and Bipin Chandra
Pal. Bhagat Singh was another famous freedom fighter of
India. His name is linked with sacrifice, bravery, courage and vision. Bhagat
Singh became a symbol of heroism and inspiration after he sacrificed his life
at the tender age of thirty. With other revolutionaries, he founded the Hindustan Socialist republican Association. In
order to caution the British of its misdeeds, he threw a bomb in the Central
Legislative Assembly. By accepting death at the prime of his life, Bhagat Singh
became a symbol of courage and sacrifice and secured a place in every Indian
heart forever. Mahatma Gandhi from among the numerous freedom fighters, Mahatma
Gandhi was the most famous freedom fighter
of India who took the lead and ensured a free India on the 15th of August 1947.
He was honoured by the Indians by making him the father of the Nation. Gandhiji
was born in a Hindu family at Porbandar in the state of Gujarat in 1869. His entire life was devoted
to the principles of non-violence, truth and love. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
was regarded as the architect of the freedom of India. 
