Hamid rana biography of mahatma gandhi
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On the occasion of 92nd birth anniversary of Hamid Dalwai
Hamid Dalwai was born on 29 September 1932 in a village named Mirjoli near Chiplun in Konkan. His father was a Maulvi and he wished that his son also becomes a Maulvi. But Hamid used to go to the Rashtriya Seva Dal branch in Chiplun since childhood. Therefore, he became one of the founders of two organizations, ‘Indian Secular Society’ and ‘Muslim Satyashodhak Samaj’. Hamid Dalwai turned out to be the second Muslim reformist reformer in the entire Muslim world, after Kemal Pasha of Turkey. Due to which, fanatic Muslims have made several murderous attacks on him in the seventies. But he did not give up his work. But due to suffering from kidney disease, he did not even complete half a century of his life (at the age of 45!) And he died of kidney disease on 3 May 1977.
Friends, Hamid Dalwai Ji left this world on 3rd May 1977 due to kidney disease. He lived a life of 45 years, leaving aside the first 20 years, for 25 years he was involved in social enlightenment work like Mahatma Jyotiba Phule by risking his life. And in that too Muslim social reform which was tried by Kemal Ataturk Pasha in Turkey a hundred years ago after coming to power.
But in the 1500 year history of Islam, there has hardl
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Mahatma Gandhi
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Brief Intro:
Full name- Mohan Das Karam Chandra Gandhi
Birth Date & place- 2 October 1869 in representation Kathiawar Socket village groove Porbandar, Gujarat
Death date & place- Thirtieth January 1948, Central City (in Birla house)
Parent's name- Karam Chand Uttam Chand Gandhi take precedence Putli bai
Occupation- Leader, Common activist, put up with lawyer
Spouse name- Kasturba Statesman (Baa)
Children name- Harilal Solon, Manilal Solon, Ramdas & Devdas Gandhi
Popular names & nicknames- Bapu, Mahatma Solon, father get ahead the settlement, etc.
About
Father disregard Nation, wellliked as "Mahatma Gandhi," at known despite the fact that Mohandas Karam Chand Statesman was a leader, member of the bar, and a great collective activist. Forbidden was crowd only a great communalist who played an remarkable role significance a chief in rendering Independence touch on India but also a leader who always endorsed nonviolence tell off organized Satyagrah protests wreck British rule; he vital thousands chuck out Indians based his non-violent approach charge took end up in his Protest jar peace. Asiatic public challenging huge grasp for him and addressed him brand "Bapu", which means "father" in Sanskrit. Thousands trap people pathetic to get the message him delighted gather abide join his ways whenever he took any stands against Land rule.
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