75 Unsung Indian Freedom Fighter Received Emotional Tribute In Japan on 75^th independence day.

The celebration was Organized By India’s Goodwill Ambassador To Japan Ms. Nupur Tewari.

Soumen Mukherjee

Samaj Vikas Samvad

New Delhi,

75 Unsung Indian Freedom Fighter Received Emotional Tribute In Japan on 75th independence day.

Indian Goodwill Ambassador to japan Nupur Tewari organized the 75^th year of independence day celebration in japan,

in which she along with her 75 Japanese friends paid an emotional tribute to those unsung heroes of the Indian freedom movement.

“Free Indian republic owes a Billion salute to these freedom fighters” quoted Ms. Nupur Tewari.

She went on to add-

We, the citizens of the Indian republic have never paid our dues to these real heroes of India’s freedom struggle,

so, we have taken this opportunity to organize this year’s celebration to do our bit, and

remembering their invaluable contribution towards the progress and happiness enjoyed by us today.

Nupur Tewari began her journey of spreading the Indian cultural value in japan way back in the year 2001.

She does try to engage people with Indian Cultural talk show locally,

the organization she has created, does its bit to teach and train the local folks with

various art forms of India including dance, music, handicraft, literature, etc.

The celebration of this year was very special, as the Indian government took the initiative

to remember the real heroes from the freedom struggle era.

So the celebration manner in japan too had to be different & unique in tandem with the Independence Day celebration back home.

Indian Freedom Fighter!

This year’s Independence Day celebration in Japan is planned for Yearlong.

We have planned This year’s independence Day celebration for Yearlong and,

It is about spreading awareness and knowledge among our Japanese friends.

The celebration model is centered around our real but unsung heroes from the Indian freedom struggle.

So the present generation of this country and the world also know about

the invaluable contribution of our many unknown or very little known Freedom Fighters.

our aim is to make the world aware of The contribution of RashBihari Bose in organizing

the platform of Azad Hind Fouj, the valor of Matangini Hazra,

The vigor of Master Da Surjo Sen, The heroics of Binay-Badal-Dinesh,

the prowess of Pritilata waddedar, Bina Das, Suhasini Ganguly,

The untimely martyrdom Of teenaged Khudiram Bose, Jiban Ghoshal (Makhan),

the struggle of Ananta Singh, Lokenath Bal, Ananda Gupta, and other such immortal souls.

Indian Tiranga waved Through The Road Of Tokyo on Independence Day Celebration.

The Sight of Tokyo city was ecstatic as the Indian Tiranga waved Through the Road Of Tokyo on Independence Day.

The organizing volunteers of India’s independence day celebration walked through

the road of Tokyo with The Tri-Color in hand to accolade its freedom fighters.

It was a pretty emotional moment, Even a heavy shower could not stop these enthusiasts.

The team First went to Nakamuraya,

where the revolutionary freedom fighter Rash Bihari Bose took his first shelter & organized a network.

This network laid the foundation stone for Ghadar Mutiny ( Indian National Army) or

Future Azad Hind Fouj operation to be headed by none other than Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.

The team of volunteers paid the freedom tribute to Shri Rash Bihari Bose and

headed towards the famous Renko Ji temple.

Where the sight of Netaji’s idol standing tall;

instilling pride of freedom in our nationalist spirits even today.

75 Unsung Indian Freedom Fighter – samaj vikas samvad

The final destination of freedom fighters’ tribute journey ended Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo.

the volunteer’s Final destination of freedom fighter’s tribute journey ended with the visit to Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo.

The sight of this Yasukuni Shrine could make every Indian overjoyed with pride of nationalism within India-Japan Friendship bonding.

This temple is still visited by the local Japanese people on regular basis.

They visit here to pay their due respect to the martyred Japanese soldiers of the

Second World War and an Indian friend of japan during world war 2, Justice Radha Binod Pal.

Thousand of local visits Yasukuni Shrine on 15 th august every year because;

On this day of august 15 in the year, 1945 japan conceded defeat in the second world war.

Justice Radha Binod Pal remained the only judge among international military tribunals for

Tokyo Trial to defend Japan and differed with other panel judges on their

outright conviction of japan for a war crime. where he fought for the Japanese!

Nupur Tewari and her team paid tribute to justice Pal,

The Japanese consider justice Radha Binod pal as their dearest friend in crisis and

often consider his noble deed for japan in Indo-Japan diplomatic relationship.

Nupur Tewari along with his volunteers also paid an emotional tribute to

those Japanese second world war martyrs in remembrance of their contribution to their country.

Japanese friends wish India and Indian citizens on the eve of independence day.

The celebration of Indian freedom went on throughout the day with

75 distinguished Japanese friends wishing India and Indian citizens with floral and rhetorical accolades.

The Indian cultural mission in japan led by Ms. Nupur Tewari has planned for the

yearlong commemoration of the Indian Freedom celebration to mark this platinum jubilee of the 75^th year in a grand manner.

The mission volunteers have extensively planned for talk shows, social media awareness campaigns,

drama and theatre play about these 75 unsung heroes and their invaluable subscription to the Indian Freedom struggle.

75 Unsung Indian Freedom Fighter – samaj vikas samvad

Indian Freedom Fight and Contribution of our unknown or little-known heroes- The Writers Building Conquerors Binoy- Badal- Dinesh.

It was usually a calm and quiet day on the 8th of December 1930.

As usual, The Writer’s Building in Kolkata, the administrative nerve Centre of the city,

the capital during British Rule, was busy with daily activities under the imperial monarchy.

British officers, their paid Bengali Babu’s (Clark), we’re busy doing their daily business.

Here enters Binoy Gupta, Badal Bose, and Dinesh Gupta within this heavily guarded fortress of the mighty British empire.

Suddenly the usual silence gets shattered with the thunderous sound of bullets,

The three well-dressed men opened fire from their revolvers with a deafening roar

that would echo through the ears of might British rulers for ages.

These men of daring Indianness were after notorious Col NS Simpson, the IG Prison-Calcutta.

This British officer was known for his brutal oppression of political prisoners of India.

Though Binoy-Badal-Dinesh could not achieve their immediate target, still,

this fearless freedom mission sent shivers down the spine of those imperialist forces strongly.

The Sacrifice of Surya Sen ( Master Da).

Surya Sen- A school teacher by profession with the vision of freedom.

Master Da Surya sen was hugely popular for his nationalist views,

organizational skills, and composed character,

all those people around him would love and admire the stature so much, and

whenever and wherever master da called for action – his followers would just obey his advisory and planning blindly.

Sacrifice of Surya Sen ( Master Da).

He was immensely tortured by the police before hanging.

It is said that his teeth were hammered off and his nails were plucked out by the jailer;

so that he could not say ‘Bande Mataram’ on his death.

His last letter was written to his friends and said:

“Death is knocking at my door.

My mind is flying away towards eternity.

At such a pleasant, at such a grave,

at such a solemn moment,

what shall I leave behind you?

Only one thing,

that is my dream, a golden dream –

the dream of free India…

The sacrifice of Surya Sen ( Master Da).

Never forget the date, 18th of April, 1930, the day of the eastern Rebellion in Chittagong.

Write in red letters in the core of your hearts the names of the patriots;

who have sacrificed their lives at the altar of India’s freedom movement!

The Fighting Valor Of Bina Das

On 6 February 1932, she attempted to assassinate Bengal Governor Stanley Jackson,

in the Convocation Hall of the University of Calcutta.

Bina Das received The revolver from freedom fighter Kamala Das Gupta.

She fired five shots at her target but misjudged the target.

the British police captured Ms. Bina Das and sent her to nine years of rigorous imprisonment.

The Resolute March of Matongini Hazra:

The Biplabi newspaper of the parallel Tamluk National Government commented:

Matangini led one procession from the north of the criminal court building;

even after the firing commenced, she continued to advance with the tri-color flag,

leaving all the volunteers behind.

The British police shot her three times, in spite of the wound in the forehead and both the hands,

She continued marching towards her aim of freedom holding the Tri-color in her profusely bleeding hand.

As she was repeatedly shot, she kept chanting Vande Mataram,

She died with the flag of the Indian National Congress held high.

The Revolutionary Shelter of Smt. Suhasini Ganguly in Chandan Nagar.

After the Chittagong armory raid on 18 April 1930,

at the instruction of the leaders of the Chhatri Sangha, in May 1930

revolutionary Sashadhar Acharya and Ms. Suhashini Ganguly in disguise as husband and

wife gave shelter to Ananta Singh, Lokenath Bal, Ananda Gupta, Jiban Ghoshal (Makhan),

and others in Chandannagar.

On 1 September 1930, the British police raided their house and a skirmish followed.

Jiban Ghoshal alias Makhan died in the gunfight and the other revolutionaries, including Smt. Ganguly was captured.

The Real Heroes Of Free India Be Enlightened with New India’s Radiant Spirit.

what India has never done since independence is;

it has never initiated to accolade those numerous lives and their invaluable subscription ever, and because of that,

the celebration of Indian freedom has always been centered around a few names under the shelter of some prevailing prominent political persona.

above all, just to idolize a father figure of Indian freedom,

we Indians have forgotten these real contributors-who faced the brutal English bullets and bled for the country.

without whom and their vigorous valor and supreme sacrifices;

the imperialist supremacist forces from the west could have never be frightened and drawn on the board of freedom negotiation.

The Unsung Heroes has never received their dues,

and India can not or should not celebrate its emerging global feat without tributing them with their long-pending dues.

the youths of India, the World & all the Stakeholders of New India Must know Its real Heroes-

The Unsung Heroes Of Indian Freedom Fight.

Vande Mataram – Jai Hind

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The sacrifice of Surya Sen ( Master Da), Smt. Suhasini Ganguly,

Resolute March of Matongini Hazra,

समाज, समाज विकास, समाज संवाद, विकास, विकास संवाद, संवाद,

samaj, samaj vikas, samaj samvad, vikas, vikas samvad, samvad,