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December 21, 2020

Explain the major contribution of extremists and revolutionaries in India’s struggle for Independence.  (200 Words)

Refer - The Indian Express

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Ashwin 4 years

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KEY POINTS

Contribution of extremists

·        The extremist leaders involved wider sections of people in the movement.

·        They took pride in Indian culture and history and looked at the ancient scriptures for inspiration and courage.

·        They tried to instil self-respect and patriotism in the people by invoking past heroes like Ashoka, Shivaji, Maharana Pratap and Rani Laxmibai.

·        The extremists emphasised the mobilisation of people against foreign rule by launching political movements.

·        The Extremist leaders used religious symbols in arousing the masses; however, they did not mix religion and politics. Their concept of nationhood encompassed all religions in India.

Contribution of revolutionaries

·        The selfless sacrifice of the revolutionaries like Bhagat Singh, Chandrasekhar Azad , Surya Sen and hundreds of others gained for them unparalleled popularity among the people.

·        Inspired the masses with their heroics.

·        Spread of ideals and philosophies in a more effective way.

·        Proved that British empire is not invincible.

 

Venkateshwaran R 4 years

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IAS Parliament 4 years

Try to include about the nature of their contributions like, extremists emphasized on power of masses while revolutionaries focused on heroics, in the aspect of spreading philosophies explain the role of extremists and revolutionaries. Keep Writing.

aswin 4 years

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IAS Parliament 4 years

Good attempt. Try to stick to word limit. Keep Writing.

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