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We Kranti Ke Din

We Kranti Ke Din

Mahavir Tyagi
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This book details some eye-witness accounts of the tumultuous periods of unrest during the independence struggle as well as the Emergency. The author of this book has also included descriptions of the atrocities he was subjected to. This is a historical account which will prove to be useful to both scholars of History as well as the common man.

Imprint: Hind Pocket Books

Published: Oct/2019

ISBN: 9789353493820

Length : 108 Pages

MRP : ₹125.00

We Kranti Ke Din

Mahavir Tyagi

This book details some eye-witness accounts of the tumultuous periods of unrest during the independence struggle as well as the Emergency. The author of this book has also included descriptions of the atrocities he was subjected to. This is a historical account which will prove to be useful to both scholars of History as well as the common man.

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Mahavir Tyagi

Mahavir Tyagi was a prominent Congress leader, freedom fighter and famous parliamentarian. He was born on 31 December 1899 at Dhabarsi, Moradabad District in Uttar Pradesh. He spent eleven years in jail during freedom struggle. He is counted among the founders of the District Congress in 1920. Later, he chose Dehradun as his political base. He was elected for the Lok Sabha from Dehradun, Bijnaur (north-west) and Saharanpur (West) in 1952, 1957 and 1962 respectively and served as Union Minister for Revenue and Expenditure from 1951 to 53. Shri Tyagi also served as Union Minister for Defence Organisation from 1953 to 57 (Pandit Nehru also held charge as Defence Minister till 1956). He continued to be a part of various committees even after 1957 and became Union Minister of Rehabilitation a few years prior to the death of Jawaharlal Nehru.

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