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He was an ardent Gandhian who wanted Hindu-Muslim Unity only to get Slaughtered by Ms.

Read the story of #GaneshShankarVidyarthi – The Journalist Freedom Fighter.

Ganesh Shankar was his birth name and he adopted the pen-name 'Vidyarthi' – the seeker of knowledge. ImageImageImage
Ganesh Shankar was born on 26-Oct-1890 at Prayagraj & had his private education from his father and joined school when he was 12.
Poverty made him to leave studies after matriculation and join a job as clerk….meanwhile the fiery articles at Swarajya and Karmayogi attracted him.
After working with couple of newspapers and magazines, in 1913, Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi started #Pratap, his famous revolutionary weekly, which identified itself with the cause of the oppressed wherever they might be.
The Popularity & Circulation of Pratap increased day by day.
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MKGandhi, wrote in Young India, "The death of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi was one to be envied by us all. His blood is the cement that will ultimately bind the two communities.”
Did it? History proved him wrong repeatedly.
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The Freedom Fighter butchered by Hijadis.
Ganesh Shankar was his birth name and he adopted the pen-name 'Vidyarthi' – the seeker of knowledge.
Ganesh Shankar was born on 26-Oct-1890 at Prayagraj, he had his private education from his father and joined school when he was 12.
Poverty made him to leave studies after matriculation and join a job as clerk….meanwhile the fiery articles at Swarajya and Karmayogi attracted him.
After working with couple of newspapers & magazines, in 1913, Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi started #Pratap, his famous
Read 12 tweets
Read the story of #GaneshShankarVidyarthi – The Freedom Fighter butchered by Jihadis.
Ganesh Shankar was his birth name and he adopted the pen-name 'Vidyarthi' – the seeker of knowledge.
Ganesh Shankar was born on 26-Oct-1890 at Prayagraj, he had his private education from his
father and joined school when he was 12.
Poverty made him to leave studies after matriculation and join a job as clerk….meanwhile the fiery articles at Swarajya and Karmayogi attracted him.
After working with couple of newspapers and magazines, in 1913, he started #Pratap, his
famous revolutionary weekly, which identified itself with the cause of the oppressed wherever they might be.
The Popularity and Circulation of Pratap increased day by day. During the course of these fights, he had to face numerous prosecutions, pay heavy fines and suffer five
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