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One morning in 1938, the hosts at Wadia House, Bombay were taken aback to see #Roy coming to the breakfast table in white Dhoti-Kurta in true Bengali Style instead of his preferred choice, suits/bush shirts & trousers.
Noticing the puzzled look he said,

 I'M GOING TO PAY MY RESPECTS TO #VeerSavarkar.

#ManabendranathRoy, the founder of #CommunistPartyofIndia added, I'm sure the Old Man will be pleased to see me dressed as a full fledged Indian rather than as Westernized Revolutionary.
Having said that MN Roy went & met Savarkar
& BOWED TO HIS FEET.

Yesterday was the smaran divas of Narendranath Bhattacharya (22/03/1887), the founder of 1st Communist Party outside Russia, the Mexican Communist Party & @cpimspeak who later distanced himself from the party he founded due to IDEOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES &
eventually joined
Radical Democratic Party.
M N Roy hailed from the family of Brahmins who were priests, large family made his father to look into another avenues.
MN Roy had his schooling at Arbelia, Kodalia & College at National College of Shri Aurobindo & later finished his
Engineering at
Bengal Technical Institute (Today's Jadhavpur University).
M N Roy was swept in the waves of Nationalism through the writings of #BankimChandraChatterjee, yes, no words minced here, #Vandematarm was on his lips every moment & also Swami Vivekananda.(In Freedom's
Quest)
M N Roy, joined #AnushilanSamithi.
In 1905, during Partition of Bengal, Young Narendra was expelled from school for joining the freedom activities, undeterred Narendra involved himself with Anushilan Samiti for active work.
Got arrested in 1907 & was released by help of
Barrister
J N Roy (Closed Friend Of Bhaga Jatin), he was carrying books of Barin Ghosh, banned by British under sedition law.
Unhappy with Barin's centralised work culture, M N Roy wanted to do something more & an opportunity came to meet the legend #BhaghaJatin, M N Roy's life
changed It's course from here, M N Roy many a times said, Bhaga Jatin is the role model for him.
The revolutionaries had decided, armed struggle is the only way to dislodge British & were looking for funds through Non Resident Bharatiyas.
In 1914, MN Roy went to Java & collected
funds And in 1915, Roy set out again for Germany & he didn't see his beloved homeland for next 16 years.
According to M N Roy's memoirs, the plan was fascinating, but the German Counsel who was supposed to give money for operation mysteriously disappeared. (Read Screenshot)
Disgusted Bhattacharya, still hoped to raise money for independence activities, proceeded to Japan from Indonesia, met a Chinese and also German Ambassador for China, everywhere he failed.
The resolute Bhattacharya went ahead to United States to meet German Ambassador for US
and landed in San Fransisco.
In between, the British tried to catch him, but MNRoy was safely hidden in the ship, got down at Kobe, later with a student visa went to US.
During his stay at California, he met his future wife Evelyn Trent, in 1917, both of them fled to Mexico due
to unbearable British Spies, the German consulate helped them providing large amounts of money.
The Mexican President, Venustiano Carranza had formed Socialist Party & M N Roy started writing for El Pueblo, the president highly impressed with M N Roy's writings converted his
Party to Communist Party of Mexico in 1919, the first outside Russia.
Roy also gave refuge to Bolshevik leader, Borodin & #Lenin was highly impressed with Roy's activities. (Screenshot)
In October 1920, Roy formed Communist Party of India & contacted his estranged friends.
Few
of them Were inspired by Gandhi, but he got into contact with C R Das who still had revolutionary ideas for independence.
Sitting in Russia, Narendranath wrote for "The Vanguard" CPIs Mouthpiece and later in 1926 wrote "The Future of Indian Politics".
#Stalin appointed a
delegation
for Agrarian Revolution & MNRoy went to China leading it.
He was successful there, but on his return found a crisis amongst Communist Factions in Russia.
Roy wanted to meet Stalin, but Stalin refused.
He ordered to imprison everybody who were with Borodin, M N Roy
escaped
Stalin's wrath stating Medical Treatment & went 2Germany & subsequently returned back 2 Bharat on December, 1930.
Upon reaching Bombay, MN Roy met Subhash Chandra Bose & Nehru, his political activity was brief, British arrested him on 21st July, 1931 for an arrest
warrant of 1924.
MN Roy was arrested for waging war against King & without trial got rigorous imprisonment for 12 years.
Roy smuggled out his defence through his friends & got published, in it he quoted.
Roy's appeal was dismissed but his sentence got reduced to 6 years from 12.
Released in 1936, with broken health, Roy went to Allahabad.
Nehru invited him for Faizpur Session, MN Roy went ahead even though Russia asked to boycott it & staunch Communists in India accused M N Roy for deviation. (Screenshot)
Unable to Collaborate with Gandhi, Roy stuck to
his own conviction, In 1937, he started a weekly "Independent India", which was welcomed by many nationalists but not communists.
MN Roy while in Russia married Ellen, after his first wife Evelyn left him, the couple settled at Dehradun.
Roy proposed alternative leadership after
witnessing Humiliation meted to Bose by Gandhi and disillusioned with Communism M N Roy in 1938 formed "League of Radical Congressmen".
He devoted his last years in Radical Humanism & wrote
"Reason, Romanticism & Revolution".
And on 25th January, 1954
ManabendraNathRoy passed
away.
Between 1938 & 54, he wrote regularly about the need of Democratic setups, Constitution and 10 year plan.
Till his last breath, he opposed Gandhi's ideas & Nehru's treachery towards Bose.
Does Communists Reveal All These Details of their Founder?

#VandeMataram

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singer Saraladevi Chaudhurani in 1919-20. Gandhi was, by then, celibate; both he and Sarala were married to other people. Yet their letters speak openly of desire — “You still continue to haunt me even in my sleep,” he wrote to her — and he told friends, “I call her my spiritual

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Time to know about another Unsung Freedom Fighter – USHA MEHTA.
Usha grew up highly influenced by Gandhi and became one of his followers. She made an early decision to remain celibate for life and took up a Spartan lifestyle, wearing only Khadi clothes and keeping away from


luxuries of all types.
Born on March 25, 1920, in Saras, near Surat, Usha was just eight years old when she took part in her first protest. It was against Simon Commission and "The first slogan I shouted against the British was 'Simon Go Back'," she said in an interview in

Naveen Joshi's book, Freedom Fighters Remembered.
She took part in all sorts of civil disobedience campaigns - from picketing and protests to spinning cotton as a way of rejecting British imports.
"There was no need for any inspiration. The whole atmosphere was so charged that

no-one was left untouched," she once said in an interview.
In 1933, after her father retired as a judge, the family moved to Bombay, now Mumbai.
Usha also resumed her education while in Bombay. In 1939, she graduated in philosophy with a first-class degree and began to study law


Meanwhile on 09th August 1942, the call for QUIT INDIA was made…
Usha Mehta told her father that her education would have to wait and left her home to contribute to the freedom movement. She disappeared for nearly a fortnight, and when she resurfaced, she had helped set up an
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Hours passed & 100s of drafts wasted, but unable to give a proper introduction because I’m finding shortage of words & mixed emotions filled with anger and despair.

He was the President of #JANSANGH when he was Politically


Assassinated.
He was on his way to campaign for Ram Manohar Lohia and Nehru was the Prime Minister.
Our tragedy is that successive governments denying Bharatiyas from knowing about people whose contribution was ENORMOUS but erased so that there's only ONE FAMILY left to worship

Raghuveera before joining Jansangh was Congress leader and a member of Constituent Assembly & 2 time RS member from Congress & left it when Nehru continued Anti National Policies even after being warned that China was not a "Cultural Brother, Rather Expansionist".

Raghu Veera


was born in Rawalpindi on 30 December 1902. He did his MA from Punjab University, and received Ph.D. from London. After coming back he became the Head of the Sanskrit Department of the Sanatan Dharma College, Lahore.
Even before @RSSorg work began in Lahore, RaghuVeera

established Hindu Rakshak Sangh, and used to hold daily drills in DAV College grounds.

The Love for Sanatana Dharma enabled him to join Jansangh decades later.
Raghuveera , coined some 1.50 lakh scientific and parliamentary terms with Sanskrit as the common base just like
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Rudrapatnam Shamashastry – The #Mahamahopadyaya who discovered Chanakya’s Arthashastra.
On his Jayanti a tribute to the legendary #Kannadiga who proved Bharatiya Civilization had robust Ancient Political & Economic policy & not copied from Greek as Europeans claimed.
Let us


begin His-tory whose Literary Works gives Goosebumps to every Bharatiya.
R Shamashastry’s modern translation of Arthashastra is a prescribed text at Harvard, Yale and Oxford for students of Political Science, International Relations and Economics today.
Until this discovery, the

the Arthashastra was known only through references to it in works, including those by Dandin, Bana, Vishnusarma, Mallinathasuri, Megasthenes, as well as others. This discovery was "an epoch-making event in the history of the study of ancient Indian polity".

It altered the


perception of Ancient Bharath and changed the course of history studies, notably the false belief of European scholars at the time that Indians learnt the art of administration from the Greeks.
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#GeorgeFernandes on his Smaran Divas.

#MyHero

The Socialist Crusader, Who Left His Family For One Cause, Fight Against @INCIndia and @cpimspeak

The MAN Who Flew Sukhoi at his 70s.
The MAN Who Visited Siachen Thrice To Be With Soldier's


The MAN Whose Image Was Tarnished, Repeatedly Hounded
By Terrorists from Congress and Presstitutes For Being HONEST.

The FEARLESS Defence Minister, Who Possessed Nothing Except 3 Pairs of Jubba, Pyjama.

The Man, Remembered Nothing When He Passed Away On This Day 2 Years Ago,


Not Even The Supreme Court Verdict Which Exonerated Him.

The Shameless Media which castigated him 24/7 didn't tell the viewers & readers of this development.

But, The Legend Stays On Forever In The Minds Of Every Patriots.

George also recognised Antonio who was out to destroy


Bharat & hence he despised her that much, he also warned that it's not Pakistan but China is the number 1 enemy.

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