ધ સિક્રેટ ઑફ શિલેદાર્સ

    Sometimes what we read, what we hear and what we see is the half truth of the story. We all have learnt that India got freedom with the master plans and political strategies of our father of the nation- Mahatma Gandhi, our first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and many other political leaders. These are very well known personalities of our freedom struggle. But this is only one side of the whole story which is the idea of non-violence. There is an another perspective of armed resistance by our many rare real heroes. There are also familiar names like Shubhas Chandra Bose, Chandra Shekhar Azad, Bhagat Singh, Ghose brothers whom we know but  there is always an unsaid hesitancy about discussing their works and their lives. People like them gave their hearts, their blood, their lives to our nation. Some stories are being unearthed which fade away with the cinder of the battlegrounds. In this series, I'll bring the real stories of India's unsung heroes by doing some research from the book 'Revolutionaries' authored by Sanjeev Sanyal.

    The story of India's freedom struggle is somehow untold. The real story speaks out many adventures, sacrifices, their continuous efforts and unsaid emotions. Some of these events are still in our living memory. And all these events connect the dots to each others. Thus we can say that all the revolutionaries were known to each other. We can see the the impact of their works and revolutionary activities in present time. They were linked to the tribal revolts like one which led by Aluri Sitarama Raju now which is famous by the film RRR.
 
 

    These all unsung gems were also associated with then Indian National Congress and opposing the British empire in India. But these revolutionaries were also having their own dominating power and strength to fight against English. But after the independence, during the rule of INC, all the bravery, works, achievements and empowering  stories of our heroes were suppressed and never came out till now.

 

     The reason behind this is almost all the freedom fighters had lost their life to give a new life to India. So there was no one to tell the world that how the whole India stained with blood to get liberty, to become 'Sone ki Chidiya' again and to fly high!  

 
Now it is time to bring change and present reality in front of people and make them realise that who brought peaceful life to them by losing their (revolutionaries) own life, how they did this and why they did this? Today many thinkers and authors like Sanjeev Sanyal are giving their valuable time and efforts to aware our Indian society. We as a proud citizen of Bharat Mata should respect such people and their work and also share such golden stories to others. Here I am taking a small step towards it.  Let's dug out the unfamiliar facts & silent secrets of our unsung heroes. 
 
     Here is a very soulful song 'Vande Mataram' by Sanjeev Sanyal's wife & son.  Listen to this will surely give you goosebumps...