The Beginning of Revolutionary Extremism in India
The Beginning of Revolutionary Extremism in India
Section titled “The Beginning of Revolutionary Extremism in India”2020-04-27 15:16:57
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Proponents of the Military school of thought were ==Lal Bal Pal as well as Raj Narain Bose, Ashwini Kumar Datta, Aurobindo Ghosh, Vishnu Shastri Chiplunkar==.
- Chiplunkar wrote Kavyetihas Sangraha with objective of better familiarisation of poetry and history of Maharashtra.
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Ramosi Peasant Force was organised by Vasudev Balwant Phadke in 1879, which aimed to rid the country of the British by instigating an armed revolt.
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Tilak propagated militant nationalism through Ganapati and Shivaji festivals and through his journals Kesari and Maharatta .
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Chapekar brothers killed the Plague commissioner in Poona in 1897.
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Savarkar organised Mitra Mela as a secret society in 1899 it merged with Abhinav Bharat in 1904.
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Nasik, Poona and Bombay emerged as centres of bomb manufature.
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In Punjab Lala Lajpat Rai who brought out Punjabee and Ajit Singh (Bhagat Singh’s uncle) who organised the extremist Anjuman-i-Mohisban-i-Watan in Lahore with its journal, Bharat Mata.
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Shyamjii Krishnavarma founded the ==Indian Home Rule Society - ‘India House’== in 1905 as a schoarship scheme to bring out radical youth from India he also started a journal The Indian Sociologist.
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Bhikaji Cama brought out Bande Mataram journal.
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Prior to Ghadr, revolutionaries had set up Swadesh Sevak Home at Vancouver and United India House at Seattle.
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political mendicancy of the moderates and the failure of the extremists to give a positive lead to the people.
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Assassination of unpopular British officials and use their trial as method to spread their revolutionary idea .
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dacoities to raise funds for arms and ammunitions.
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extremists also failed to give a positive energy to the young revolutionary minds, they also did not opposed them politically or ideologically.
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Rev. lacked a mass base and severe repression from the colonial state led to their demise.
Sumit Sarkar : shift from non-violence to violence, mass action to elite action, necessitated by failure of mass mob efforts.
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West - Ramosi peasant force, Chapekar brothers, youth clubs.
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East - Akhadas/ gyms,
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Real Beginning - Bengal 1902 Midnapur Society, Gym by Sarala Ghosal, Atomonnoti Samiti, Ansushilan Samiti by Satishchandra Basu, Dacca Anushilan Samiti 1906 - Pulin Behari Ghosh, Yugantar, Calcutta Anushilan Sam
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Rangpur robbery, assassination of spies, officials, K Bose + Chaki Kingsford.
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After manikatal bomb conspiracy trial, rev activity went underground
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1911 Rev act moved to Pun + UP.
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1912 - ass attempt Hardinge.
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1914 Komagata Maru.
All questions of Revolutionary Extremist is compiled at one place in chapter 11