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All You Need To Know About Revolt Of 1857: How Indians Challenged The British
When the British East India Company refused to recognise Rani Lakshmi Bai's adopted son's claim to the throne, the queen of Jhansi took up arms.
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Naveen Patnaik Flags Omission of Odisha's Paika Rebellion From NCERT History Textbook
Calling it a "watershed moment in Odisha's history," Naveen Patnaik said the move undermines the sacrifices of the Paikas, who revolted against British rule nearly four decades before the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny.
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Skeletons Of 282 Indian Soldiers Killed In 1857 Revolt Found In Punjab
The skeletons of 282 Indian soldiers who participated in the country's First War of Independence in 1857 were found during the excavation near Amritsar, said Dr JS Sehrawat, Assistant Professor, Dept Anthropology, Punjab University.
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PM Modi Has Set Target To Make India Number One In World By 2047: Amit Shah
Mr Shah was here to attend a function held in the memory of the Revolt of 1857 hero Veer Kunwar Singh, which was marked by more than 77,000 BJP workers waving the tricolour, together, for five minutes.
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Mangal Pandey And Sepoy Mutiny Of 1857: 10 Things To Know
Mangal Pandey, a soldier in the British East india Company, was hanged on 8th April for revolting against the colonial rulers. On his death anniversary today, Mangal Pandey is being remembered for his great courage and sacrifice
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Edinburgh Castle "Inaccurate" Sign About 1857 Revolt To Be Reviewed
Edinburgh Castle, the world-famous historic fortress and tourist attraction in Scotland, will review the wording of a sign about the 1857 revolt, referred to as the First War of Independence against British colonialism in India, that was flagged as "inaccurate" by an Indian-origin visitor.
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Without Disputing Facts, Need To Rewrite History From India's Point Of View: Amit Shah
Stressing on the need to rewrite history from India's point of view, Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said had it not been for Veer Savarkar, the first war of Independence in 1857 would have been seen from Britain's point of view.
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UK Historian Wants Soldier's Skull, Taken As 'War Trophy', Buried In India
The skull of an Indian soldier who was among those executed after the revolt of 1857 against the East India Company should be repatriated to India and buried where he participated in his last battle, said a British historian, associated with British Imperial History at Queen Mary College in London.
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Remains dug up in Punjab well are those of 1857 martyrs, say some
At a well inside the complex of a gurudwara near Amritsar, scores of volunteers are trying to exhume what they believe are the remains of nearly 300 soldiers who died in the famous 1857 revolt against the British.
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Not 1857 but 1583 Goa revolt was first Indian mutiny: BJP leader
Legislator and renowned dramatist Vishnu Wagh told the Goa legislative assembly on Monday that a 1583 revolt in the Cuncolim village of Goa, 45 km from the capital, against powerful Christian priests, in which five Jesuit priests and a dozen other persons were killed, should be called the first uprising against foreign rule in India.
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All You Need To Know About Revolt Of 1857: How Indians Challenged The British
When the British East India Company refused to recognise Rani Lakshmi Bai's adopted son's claim to the throne, the queen of Jhansi took up arms.
-
Naveen Patnaik Flags Omission of Odisha's Paika Rebellion From NCERT History Textbook
Calling it a "watershed moment in Odisha's history," Naveen Patnaik said the move undermines the sacrifices of the Paikas, who revolted against British rule nearly four decades before the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny.
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Skeletons Of 282 Indian Soldiers Killed In 1857 Revolt Found In Punjab
The skeletons of 282 Indian soldiers who participated in the country's First War of Independence in 1857 were found during the excavation near Amritsar, said Dr JS Sehrawat, Assistant Professor, Dept Anthropology, Punjab University.
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PM Modi Has Set Target To Make India Number One In World By 2047: Amit Shah
Mr Shah was here to attend a function held in the memory of the Revolt of 1857 hero Veer Kunwar Singh, which was marked by more than 77,000 BJP workers waving the tricolour, together, for five minutes.
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Mangal Pandey And Sepoy Mutiny Of 1857: 10 Things To Know
Mangal Pandey, a soldier in the British East india Company, was hanged on 8th April for revolting against the colonial rulers. On his death anniversary today, Mangal Pandey is being remembered for his great courage and sacrifice
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Edinburgh Castle "Inaccurate" Sign About 1857 Revolt To Be Reviewed
Edinburgh Castle, the world-famous historic fortress and tourist attraction in Scotland, will review the wording of a sign about the 1857 revolt, referred to as the First War of Independence against British colonialism in India, that was flagged as "inaccurate" by an Indian-origin visitor.
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Without Disputing Facts, Need To Rewrite History From India's Point Of View: Amit Shah
Stressing on the need to rewrite history from India's point of view, Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said had it not been for Veer Savarkar, the first war of Independence in 1857 would have been seen from Britain's point of view.
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UK Historian Wants Soldier's Skull, Taken As 'War Trophy', Buried In India
The skull of an Indian soldier who was among those executed after the revolt of 1857 against the East India Company should be repatriated to India and buried where he participated in his last battle, said a British historian, associated with British Imperial History at Queen Mary College in London.
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Remains dug up in Punjab well are those of 1857 martyrs, say some
At a well inside the complex of a gurudwara near Amritsar, scores of volunteers are trying to exhume what they believe are the remains of nearly 300 soldiers who died in the famous 1857 revolt against the British.
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Not 1857 but 1583 Goa revolt was first Indian mutiny: BJP leader
Legislator and renowned dramatist Vishnu Wagh told the Goa legislative assembly on Monday that a 1583 revolt in the Cuncolim village of Goa, 45 km from the capital, against powerful Christian priests, in which five Jesuit priests and a dozen other persons were killed, should be called the first uprising against foreign rule in India.
