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Sep 16, 2023 · Shahid Matangini Hazra Government General Degree College for Women. HELPLINE : +91 7365098571, 7365098572, 7365098573, 7365098574, 7365098575 (10:00AM TO 5:00PM) ADMISSION NOTICE DOWNLOAD FORM ADMISSION STATUS FINAL MERIT LIST. 20th Round Admission List (Date: 16 September 2023 From 02.00 pm to 05.00 pm) 2023-09-16 Notice for wise. Notice ...
Sep 30, 2023 · Matangini Hazra was deeply influenced by Mahatma Gandhi’s message and charisma, leading her to join the freedom struggle with great enthusiasm. One noteworthy incident from her life involved a daring protest march in 1933 when she confronted British authorities in front of the Governor’s palace, holding the freedom movement’s flag high and demanding, “Go back, lat sahib.”
matangini hazra. a fearless revolutionary who participated in the indian independence movement until she was shot dead by the british indian police in front of the tamluk police station, matangini hazra (1869-1942) was affectionately known as ʻgandhi buriʼ or the ʻold lady gandhi.ʼ. not much is known of matangini hazraʼs early life.
Hazra, Matangini. Hazra, Matangini (1870-1942) a famous Gandhian leader and a humanitarian. Matangini Hazra (Matangini Hazra) was born at a village named Hogla under Tamluk Thana of Midnapore in West Bengal. Daughter of a poor peasant, she had no access to education at her father's house. Given in marriage at an early age, Matangini became ...
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Aug 11, 2017 · Matangini Hazra: The woman who died by gunshots while chanting Vande Mataram. While many laid their lives for Indian independence, the sacrifice of great revolutionary Matangini Hazra stands out for its own reason. She was affectionately called Gandhi Buri (Bengali old lady Gandhian) for her simplicity and austere life. Early life.
Matangini Hajra was born in 1870 in Midnapore (West Bengal) in a typical peasant family. She endured the hardships of life, particularly those imposed by rich zamindars and the British.
