Bauddhik Plan for Age Group 9-12 for the second ... - Balagokulam
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AugustHistoryadvanced in all fields. No wonder! Invaders from the middle-east had their lustfuleyes on Bharat. Around three thousand years back, they started attacking Bharatto concur her. But the great heroes of Bharat such as the King Harshavardhan, KingChandragupta, King Shalivahana, King Vikramaditya and many more fought backand defeated the invaders. We do remember them when we chant our ekatmata(Bharat-Bhakti) stotra.Just like America, Bharat too was ruled by British. Around 300 years backBritish came to Bharat as traders. Gradually they started taking interest inpolitics. Unfortunately Bharat, though culturally united, did not have one rule andadministration by that time. It was divided in several small kingdoms. British tookthe advantage of this situation and applied divide-and-rule formula. Sometimesusing political tactics and sometimes winning battle, they took control of entireBharat and soon they became of the rulers of Bharat.During the independence, broadly there were two major movements fightingfor the independence; non-revolutionaries and revolutionaries. Non-revolutionariesadapted a way of non-violence. They applied peaceful and legitimate means suchas protest against British, non-cooperation with them and constitutional agitation.Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Vallabh-bhai Patel were the first row leaders of thismovement. On the other side, revolutionaries wanted to attain freedom by hookor by crook. They would do anything to make Bharat independent. They wouldnot hesitate to kill British whenever required. They were ready to sacrifice theirown lives. Some handful names of the revolutionaries are Swa. Savarkar, SubhashChandra Bose, Lok. Tilak, Bhagat Singh, ChandraShekhar Azad. Though the pathof these movements was different, objective was same – freedom!There was one person who was not happy with both the revolutionary andnon-revolutionary movements for freedom. In the beginning he participated in bothmovements. But he was not happy with the leaders, their thoughts and their paths.His name was Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar! Yes! Our Doctorji. He wondered, “Whythe land of Ram, Sita, Krishna, Rana Pratap and Shivaji had become so weak. Howcould a handful of British (25000 in number) control such a huge nation (Bharat),24Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS)
HistoryAugustwith a population of 300 million” He concluded that British dedication, loyalty totheir country and excellent organizational skills were the secrets of their success.This was what Bharat lacked. For a living nation, an organized people and goodadministration is essential.Doctorji thought more about the Bharat than just a freedom. Once talking tohis associates he asked, “Even if we are successful to kick out British, what is theguarantee that they won’t come back? And even after the freedom, can we get ourcountry to the pinnacle of Glory?”.Then he adapted a different way! He started an organization, RashtriyaSwayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to organize the people and fill them up with patriotism,make them realize their true identity, make them dedicated and ready for sacrifice,make them proud of their glorious culture and make them think more about societyand country than self. Such organized people will ensure not only freedom but alsoglorious future. Doctorji started Sangh around 80 years back. Sangh’s work rapidlyincreased in all parts of the country and now it has been proved a major force inthe progress of Bharat.At last, the day came when Bharat got freedom. With everybody’s effortsand after the sacrifices of thousands, Bharat attained her freedom on the August15th of 1947. Now the Bharat is governed and ruled by her own people. Havinga breakthrough in all major fields, she is progressing by leaps and bound andclimbing towards the pinnacle of glory.This is the brief story of Independence of Bharat. But what was the purposeof presenting it before us? Why do we care about Bharat? It is because Bharat isour forefather’s country. Our roots are originated in Bharat. She is our spiritualcountry too. Bharat is the first country where our Hindu culture, our HinduDharma is flourished. Isn’t it? Having this relationship with Bharat, it becomes ourresponsibility to care for her. The way we care for America, we should also care forBharat.Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS)25
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AugustHistoryadvanced in all fields. No wonder! Invaders from <strong>the</strong> middle-east had <strong>the</strong>ir lustfuleyes on Bharat. Around three thousand years back, <strong>the</strong>y started attacking Bharatto concur her. But <strong>the</strong> great heroes of Bharat such as <strong>the</strong> King Harshavardhan, KingChandragupta, King Shalivahana, King Vikramaditya and many more fought backand defeated <strong>the</strong> invaders. We do remember <strong>the</strong>m when we chant our ekatmata(Bharat-Bhakti) stotra.Just like America, Bharat too was ruled by British. Around 300 years backBritish came to Bharat as traders. Gradually <strong>the</strong>y started taking interest inpolitics. Un<strong>for</strong>tunately Bharat, though culturally united, did not have one rule andadministration by that time. It was divided in several small kingdoms. British took<strong>the</strong> advantage of this situation and applied divide-and-rule <strong>for</strong>mula. Sometimesusing political tactics and sometimes winning battle, <strong>the</strong>y took control of entireBharat and soon <strong>the</strong>y became of <strong>the</strong> rulers of Bharat.During <strong>the</strong> independence, broadly <strong>the</strong>re were two major movements fighting<strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> independence; non-revolutionaries and revolutionaries. Non-revolutionariesadapted a way of non-violence. They applied peaceful and legitimate means suchas protest against British, non-cooperation with <strong>the</strong>m and constitutional agitation.Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Vallabh-bhai Patel were <strong>the</strong> first row leaders of thismovement. On <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r side, revolutionaries wanted to attain freedom by hookor by crook. They would do anything to make Bharat independent. They wouldnot hesitate to kill British whenever required. They were ready to sacrifice <strong>the</strong>irown lives. Some handful names of <strong>the</strong> revolutionaries are Swa. Savarkar, SubhashChandra Bose, Lok. Tilak, Bhagat Singh, ChandraShekhar Azad. Though <strong>the</strong> pathof <strong>the</strong>se movements was different, objective was same – freedom!There was one person who was not happy with both <strong>the</strong> revolutionary andnon-revolutionary movements <strong>for</strong> freedom. In <strong>the</strong> beginning he participated in bothmovements. But he was not happy with <strong>the</strong> leaders, <strong>the</strong>ir thoughts and <strong>the</strong>ir paths.His name was Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar! Yes! Our Doctorji. He wondered, “Why<strong>the</strong> land of Ram, Sita, Krishna, Rana Pratap and Shivaji had become so weak. Howcould a handful of British (25000 in number) control such a huge nation (Bharat),24Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS)
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