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1857: The First War of Independence (Sepoy Mutiny)

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1857: The First War of Independence (Sepoy Mutiny)

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The brave soldiers of the East India Company's army rose up against British rule! This was the first major rebellion where Indian sepoys (soldiers) fought for their motherland. Though it didn't succeed immediately, it planted the seeds of freedom in every Indian heart.

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1885: Formation of Indian National Congress

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1885: Formation of Indian National Congress

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A group of educated Indians came together to form the Indian National Congress (INC). This became the main organization that would lead India's fight for freedom. It was like creating a strong team to work towards independence!

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1905: Partition of Bengal and Swadeshi Movement

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1905: Partition of Bengal and Swadeshi Movement

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The British divided Bengal to weaken Indian unity, but Indians responded with the Swadeshi Movement! People started using only Indian-made goods and boycotted British products. 'Swadeshi' means 'of our own country' - what a powerful way to show love for India!

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The great Mahatma Gandhi returned from South Africa with new ideas about peaceful protest. He believed in 'Ahimsa' (non-violence) and 'Satyagraha' (truth-force). His arrival changed the freedom struggle forever!

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On April 13, 1919, in Amritsar, innocent people gathered in Jallianwala Bagh were fired upon by British General Dyer. This terrible event shocked the world and made Indians more determined to fight for freedom. We remember the brave souls who lost their lives.

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Gandhiji started the Non-Cooperation Movement, asking Indians to boycott British institutions, courts, and schools. People gave up British titles and jobs. It was like the whole country saying 'NO' to British rule together!

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In one of the most famous protests ever, Mahatma Gandhi walked 241 miles to the sea to make salt! The British had put a tax on salt, which every Indian needed. Gandhi's peaceful march inspired millions and showed the world India's determination for freedom.

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Following the Salt March, Indians everywhere began breaking unjust British laws peacefully. People made salt illegally, refused to pay taxes, and boycotted British goods. Even women and children joined this brave movement!

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Gandhiji gave the famous call 'Do or Die' and launched the Quit India Movement. Indians demanded that the British leave India immediately. Though many leaders were arrested, the spirit of freedom burned brighter than ever!

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On August 15, 1947, India finally became free! However, the country was divided into India and Pakistan. While we celebrated our independence, we also felt sad about the partition. Pandit Nehru became our first Prime Minister.

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August 15, 1947: India's First Independence Day

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August 15, 1947: India's First Independence Day

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At the stroke of midnight, when the world slept, India awoke to life and freedom! Pandit Nehru hoisted the Indian tricolor flag at the Red Fort in Delhi. After 200 years of British rule, India was finally free. What a glorious moment for every Indian!

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India @2050: Where do you see India  in the next 25 years

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India @2050: Where do you see India  in the next 25 years