The Revolutionary Scientist, revered in Mexico, ignored in India.
Born on 7th Nov 1884 for a Brahmin family at Wardha, Maharashtra, Pandurang was inspired by Bala Gangadhar Tilak in joining freedom struggle.
In 1900s he went for United States for higher education and joined
Washington University & in 1908, along with Pandit Kanshiram at Oregon he started Indian Independence League.
Few years down the line, little before World war 1, Khankhoje met Taraknath Das, Lala Hardayal and this meeting lead them to start "Pacific Coast Hindustan Association"
and eventually this association became #GadarParty.
The WW1 saw him actively participating in IndoGerman Conspiracy propagating Gadar Ideologies up to Afghanistan and Baluchistan.
Towards the end of the war, Khankhoje, like most of the members of the Berlin committee, began
turing towards communism. He is known to have been in Soviet Union in company of the earliest Indian communists, including Virendranath Chattopadhyaya, M. P. T. Acharya, M. N. Roy, Abdur Rab Barq. He met Lenin at Moscow in 1921.
For his nationalist work at the time,
Khankoje was banned from returning to India as a highly dangerous individual.
Subsequently, Pandurang moved to Mexico and being an Agriculturist he worked as Professor of Botany at National School of Agriculture, married Jean Alexandrie Sindic, a Belgian and over the years
became the Director of Agricultural sciences, Mexico.
When Bharat got liberated, Pandurang applied for Visa which was rejected by Nehru and after much protest, Sadashiv along with his wife and children were allowed.
Just think how shattering it will be for the great man who
had not set his foot in his country for 40+years...
Khankhoje, settled at Nagpur and eventually passed away on 22nd January 1967.
Khankhoje’s adventures took him to Japan, Russia, Persia, the US and finally to Mexico, where he settled with his devoted Belgian wife, Jeanne,
and had two daughters, Savitri and Maya. A stauch believer in the tenets of the Holy Gita, he started free agricultural colleges for the Mexicans, successfully experimented with varieties of corn, pioneering Mexico's ‘Green Revolution’ and was part of the country's vibrant
artistic and intellectual circle.
Why didn't Nehru or any Congressman used "Pandurang, the Scientist" for Green Revolution, is it because he was against Nehru's ideology?
Nobody noticed His-Story when I shared it last year...
Shared it again...
Leftists are trying to distort Netaji by claiming Bose was a Leftist & was against Savarkar...
Time to debunk their propaganda with real history...
After Subhas Chandra Bose’s escape from Calcutta, Savarkar had issued a statement, “May the gratitude, sympathy and good wishes of
a nation be a source of never-failing solace and inspiration to him. Wherever he happens to be, I have no doubt he will contribute his all, even health and life to the cause of Indian freedom.”
One of the defining moments in this relationship was a three-hour meeting that took
place between Bose and Savarkar on 22 June, 1940. The meeting took place at Savarkar’s residence-Savarkar Sadan in Mumbai. Savarkar’s personal secretary Balarao revealed what had happened in that meeting in a letter dated 2 June 1954: “It may be mentioned here that it was a
Tributes pour in from all sides for our revered freedom fighter, but #These2Facts is probably never known to many of you. #Fact1
Gandhi asked Subhash Chandra Bose's family not to perform Shraddh.
He said, he didn't believe in Bose's death, and he stood to his words for
approximately 5 months, later in his magazine, Harijan, Gandhi paid obituary for Bose.
Nehru's Personal Stenographer Shyamlal Jain had accepted and given in writing to Justice Khosla committee about an Incident happened on
December 26th 1945.
It was around 11 PM and Nehru asked Jain to come to Asaf Ali's house at Daria Ganj in whatever condition he is and with the type writer.
When Jain reached, Nehru placed 2 letters in front of him, & asked to type it's contents..
A) Letter from Russia stating
He had written to his cousin Hukam Singh from the jail, "The life of a man is the best creation of God and I have proved this by sacrificing it for cause of its creator. I am the first man of my native village Nabada who
has glorified all of you my brothers and sisters. Why to repent for this mortal human body, it was to be finished any day. I am happy that I could devote more and more time to meditate in the last moments. I know the man who dies in the way of his duty or Dharma gets salvation
for ever. You need not worry for my death. I am going to sleep peacefully in the lap of God."
Roshan Singh (22 January 1892, Shahjahanpur district - 19 December 1927, Allahabad) was a Bharatiya krantikari who was previously sentenced in the Bareilly shooting case during
He was hanged 2 months before his 20th birthday....
And Hemu Kalani, carried Bhagavad Geeta with him to the gallows.
This is the funeral photo of one of the youngest revolutionaries executed for fighting for Indian independence.
He stated to the police and the court that if
the British rulers could justify putting down the independence movement by force of weapons and armaments, then he, was totally right for endeavouring to eradicate these same weapons and armaments.
Hemu was born in the Sindhi city of Sukkur in united India on March 23, 1923.
In his youth, Hemu admired the engagements of his uncle, Dr Mangharam Kalani, who was a famous Congress elder in Sukkur and a veteran of the anti-colonial struggle. He became a member of the ‘Swaraj Sena’ (a youth organization) and was elected its figurehead after being