#ShankarAbajiBhise – The Edison Of India Having 200 Inventions In His Name.
Entirely self-trained, this ace inventor from colonial-era Bombay shot to global fame with his revolutionary ‘Bhisotype.’ And yet he remains all but forgotten in his own country.
Born at Bombay on
29th April 1867, Shankar spent his days poring over Scientific American magazines, Bhisey showed a real aptitude for the sciences, constructing a “small apparatus at home which made coal gas” at the age of just 14, writes JB Kulkarni in a Council of Scientific & Industrial
Research (CSIR) publication.
"I owe everything to the mechanical education I received from that American magazine," he told a newspaper many decades later.
During his early 20s, he even formed a club for the scientifically curious, while also designing crazy gadgets like an
Heard the name #JamesMill?
James Mill's highly influential History of British India(1817), most particularly the long essay 'Of the Hindus' comprising ten chapters – is the single most important source of British Indophobia and hostility to Orientalism.
Dear Readers, this thread
with brief history and quotes will leave you distraught for sure and in the end, all you can do is weep, blame the destiny and will be searching for words in the end. #JamesMill (6 April 1773 – 23 June 1836) was from Scotland, was ordained as a minister by church.
By 1802,
unable to find a parish and disillusioned with a religious career, he "emigrated" to England. There he quickly obtained a position as editor and writer, married, and began to raise a family. To secure his position & to defend the reason behind British intervention in Indian
Sachindranath Sanyal – The Freedom Fighter Who Was Imprisoned @CellularJail, TWICE & Founder of Hindustan Republic Association.
Before going further, let us question why so called historians made Bhagath famous, but not his mentor?
Well, the answer is Sanyal also wrote Mercy
Petitions & which was common.
His autobiography “BANDI JEEVAN” gives you many incidents which were otherwise hidden from Distorians.
Sachindranath was born at Varanasi on April 03,1893.
At a young age, Sachindra Nath took a vow to liberate the motherland from the clutches of
the British rule. He had stated: “When I was a child, I had taken a pledge due to various reasons that India needs to be liberated, for that, I will have to plan my life strategically”. Determined to fight the oppressive British rule, he started participating in revolutionary
Perhaps no military general in the history of independent Bharat has ever captured the national imagination in the way #FieldMarshalSamManekshaw did.
One of the chief architects of Bharats's 1971 victory against Pakistan, Manekshaw
was born on this day in 1914 at Amritsar for Dr. Hormusji Maneckshaw & Heerabai.
In July 1932, he joined the Indian Military Academy as part of its first batch. It is believed that he did this as an act of rebellion against his father who refused to send the young boy to London
to study medicine.
Manekshaw joined the first intake of the IMA, Dehradun in 1932. After the partition of Bharat he was reassigned to the 8th Gorkha Rifles. Manekshaw was seconded to a planning role during the 1947 Indo-Pakistani War and the Hyderabad crisis.
Dear Keralites, your vote for BJP, irrespective of constituency is a vote for #MetroManSreedharan..
Go through this thread to know why.
Born at Thirthala on 12-06-1932, Sreedharan studied at Palakkad and finished engineering at Kakinada.
Former CEC T N Sheshan was his classmate
till intermediary.
For a short period, Sreedharan worked as a lecturer in Civil engineering at the Government Polytechnic, Calicut and a year at the Bombay Port Trust as an apprentice. He joined Bharatiya Railways after clearing UPSC Exams in 1953.
Bharat & Srilanka had a train
service between them and severe cyclone destroyed the services damaging infrastructure at Dhanushkodi & Pamban, while the Train to Srilanka never resumed, Pamban was made ready in a record time.
The IR gave 6 months, Sreedharan's boss gave 3 months and Sreedharan completed in
In May 1921, Hedgewar was arrested on charges of “sedition” for his “objectionable” speeches in
Maharashtra. The hearing of the case began on June 14, 1921. After a few hearings, he decided to plead his own case and read out a written statement on 5/8/1921.
After hearing it, Justice Smelly said: “His defense is even more seditious than his original speech!” In his
August 19 judgment, the judge ordered Hedgewar to give an undertaking in writing that he would not deliver seditious speeches for 1 yr, and furnish a bail bond of Rs3,000.
Hedgewar’s response was terse: “My conscience tells me that I am completely innocent. A policy of