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From 26 January 1965 onwards, Hindi was to become the sole official language of the Indian Union and people in non-Hindi speaking regions were compelled to learn Hindi. This led to vehement opposition and just before Republic Day, severe anti-Hindi protests broke out in Madras State.
In the 1930s, Rajagopalachari became a leader in the Tamil Nadu Congress. Read to know more about this and other important events that took place on this day in History in this article. Download the relevant PDF notes for free.
Jun 8, 2018 · Chakravarti Rajagopalachari (often called C. R. or Rajaji) was born on 10 December 1878 to a family of poor Iyengar Brahmans in Thorapalli, near Hosur, in the Tamil country. The first Indian to serve as free India's head of state, he was ninety-four when he died in Chennai (formerly Madras) on 25 December 1972.
He was also famous and known for his charitable qualities. King Bali learned all the Shastras and obtained Vedic knowledge under the guidance and supervision of his illustrious grand father Prahlada. During his reign the country and the people were very prosperous.
Chakravarti Rajagopalachari was an Indian revolutionary, politician, writer, and lawyer. Chakravarti Rajagopalachari was born on ten December 1878 within the village of Thorappally in Madras, into a Vaishnava Brahmin family. His father's name was Chakravarthy Venkatarayan and his mother's name was Singaramma.
- Thorapalli, Madras (South India)
- 25 December 1972
- 10 December 1878
Jun 6, 2015 · The Legend of King Mahabali. In Mahabali’s extensive hall of sacrifice, there were the recitation of Vedas, and the jam auspicious sounds of music of the instruments. Shukracharya was officiating as the head-priest at the hundredth horse sacrifice.
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