Lal Bahadur Shastri
Extraordinarily courageous boy Lal Bahadur Shastri who used to cross the river Ganga everyday by swimming, in order to avoid putting any burden of expenses in traveling to school on his poor parents ! Read more »
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Independence day celebrations in today’s context
We celebrate Indian Independence day every year. But do we think about how we children can make a difference to our country Bharat? Read more »
Lokmanya Tilak – Bharat’s Ideal Son
Lokmanya Tilak was an intelligent student, an ardent patriot and an inspiring leader! He is Bharat’s Ideal son! Read more »
Veer Savarkar
Veer Savarkar (Vinayak Damodar Savarkar) was a great orator, prolific writer, historian, poet, philosopher and social worker. Read more »
Ramprasad Bismil
The ‘Kakori train conspiracy’ is a great landmark in the history of the revolutionary movement in Bharat. It was the brave Ramprasad Bismil who planned it and executed it faultlessly along with his fellow revolutionaries. Read more »
Upright nature of young Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Though the following stories we learn about the various qualities of Bal Gangadhar Tialk Read more »
Dr. Hedgewar : An extraordinary personality
Dr. Hedgewar, the first chief of the R.S.S. i.e. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, was ever working in the direction of preparing innumerable persons in order to raise society to prosperity. Read more »
‘Shoot me if you dare’ – Shirish kumar
Nandanagari, that is, Nandurbar, a city surrounded by four mountains and situated on the banks of river Patalganga is well known in history as a town habited by mostly businessmen. Read more »
Martyr Anant Kanhere
It may be called as a mysterious and impossible story, that a young boy from Konkan goes to Aurangabad for secondary education, where he participates in revolutionary activities. Read more »
Gondavalekar Maharaj
Shri Brahmachaitanya Gondavalekar Maharaj was born on Wednesday, 19th February 1845 (Magh Shudh Dwadashi. devotee of Shriram and used to call himself Bramhachaitanya Ramdasi. Read more »