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It's a patriotic quote which was given by Freedom fighter Chandrashekar Tiwari, most commonly people call him and see him as a popular figure for Indian Independence and is hence popularised by the name "Chandrashekar Azad". The word "Azad" is translated into "Free" in the language of English. He was born on 23rd of July 1906 and died while killing himself with a gun shot directly aimed at his head at 27th February 1931, leading to his ultimate untimely demise.
The name revolts around a time of him being arrested in the Non-Cooperation Movement (movement of non-violence or executed through non-violent means for Indian independence!). In the Non-Cooperation magistrate for joining the protest, he pronounced and told his name as "Free" or "the Free" or "Azad".
He is credited for forming a organisation which was proposed and devised to overpower and remove the British raj from the country (India) and hence a revolutionary revolt by extreme justified violence or "हिंसा" , known as, "Hindustan Socialist Republican Association" or as "Hindustan Socialist Republican Army" formerly established and secured at a date of 1928 at Feroz Shah Kotla in the vast city of Delhi crediting it's roots to
Now coming back to the Popular quote very well attributed and said by him.
" अब भी जिसका खून न खौला खून नहीं वो पानी है। जो देश के काम न आये वो बेकार जवानी है। "
Which is to be translated into English, like this,
" Even now, whose blood is not blood, it is water. Those who do not work in the country are worthless youth. "
This statement and quote is meant for the youths of the country to fire the spirit into a higher level and give a sense and admiration of patriotism for the country, the sacrifices made, serving the country, in a young age and that too in the country for the benefit of the country. And those who are rejecting and not working by performing essential duties they are addressed as "worthless" and "not at all useful". Whose Blood is not burnt up by their country's hardworking for improving and developing the nation and not working or giving your duties priority high enough, then there is no specific role of the youth being the voice of the country itself.
As a youth, you should address and educate those who come under the Indian future. The youth must show their strength, creativity, imaginations, knowledge, honesty, vigilance and mist support in the country's development at all costs. The youth of our country should be given a stage or a platform for the utilisation of their skills and talent to motivate and boost the country's economy and thereby supporting the development of the nation.
We are the Youth, We are the voice, We are the destination, for advancement, improvement and succession for our Nation.
HOPE IT HELPS AND GIVES YOU A PATRIOTIC APPROACH ON THIS!!!!!!!
भारत माता की जय,
वन्दे मातरम,
सत्यमेव जयते,
स्वतंत्रता दिवस की शुभकामनाएं।
HELLO FRIEND HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,,,,,
HELLO FRIEND HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,,,,,It's a patriotic quote which was given by Freedom fighter Chandrashekar Tiwari, most commonly people call him and see him as a popular figure for Indian Independence and is hence popularised by the name "Chandrashekar Azad". The word "Azad" is translated into "Free" in the language of English. He was born on 23rd of July 1906 and died while killing himself with a gun shot directly aimed at his head at 27th February 1931, leading to his ultimate untimely demise.
HELLO FRIEND HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,,,,,It's a patriotic quote which was given by Freedom fighter Chandrashekar Tiwari, most commonly people call him and see him as a popular figure for Indian Independence and is hence popularised by the name "Chandrashekar Azad". The word "Azad" is translated into "Free" in the language of English. He was born on 23rd of July 1906 and died while killing himself with a gun shot directly aimed at his head at 27th February 1931, leading to his ultimate untimely demise.The name revolts around a time of him being arrested in the Non-Cooperation Movement (movement of non-violence or executed through non-violent means for Indian independence!). In the Non-Cooperation magistrate for joining the protest, he pronounced and told his name as "Free" or "the Free" or "Azad".