bal gangadhar tilak was called by the british rulers as the leader of indian unrest.
bal gangadhar tilak was called by the british rulers as the leader of indian unrest.
who was called by the british rulers as the leader of indian unrest?
bal gangadhar tilak
bal gangadhar tilak was a nationalist leader from the central indian province of maharashtra. he has been widely acclaimed the "father of indian unrest" who used the press and hindu occasions like ganesh chaturthi and symbols like the cow to create unrest against the british administration in india. tilak joined the indian national congress in 1890. under the influence of such leaders, the political discourse of the congress moved from polite accusation that imperial rule was "un-british" to the forthright claim of tilak that "swaraj is my birthright and i will have it".
hindu nationalism
a biopic of legendary leader baal gangadhar tilak respectfully addressed as lokamanya, meaning approved of people. a person, installed by people to their most admired leaders. also called as "father of indian unrest". the story begins with an ambitious boy making his way into bigger stage of nationalism. tilak a man of strong will runs his newspapers as a mission, writes books, his speeches thrill and provoke the audiences against british rulers. he suffers imprisonments and writes his own philosophy there. every day brings him new challenges and he faces them, every situation looks like an opportunity for his nation, his dream of powerful indian state.
lokmanya: ek yug purush