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Today marks the birthday of the happening actress Now the makers of Harish Shankar is directing this commercial entertainer. The film is being produced on a lavish scale by Naveen Yerneni and Y Ravi Shankar of Mythri Movie Makers. Ashutosh Rana, Gauthami, Naga Mahesh, and Temper Vamsi essay important roles.

Indian socialist revolutionary Shaheed Bhagat Singh is always remembered for his two heroic acts of dramatic violence against the British in ... Indian socialist revolutionary Shaheed Bhagat Singh is always remembered for his two heroic acts of dramatic violence against the British in India and his execution at the age of 23. Born on September 28, 1907, Bhagat Singh became a popular folk hero after his death on March 23, 1931. Let’s take a look at some of the pictures and facts about Bhagat Singh... Related Galleries • Gujarat braces for Biparjoy, more than 74,000 peop... • #WorldView: From Odisha train accident to collapse... • Canada wildfires shroud New York in haze and smoke... • Defence Minister Rajnath Singh holds bilateral tal... • Odisha Train Accident: More than 200 dead, 900 inj... • Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv residents take shelter in... • #WorldView: From Venezuelan migrant crisis to Cann... • Flood • Best images from PM Narendra Modi's Australia visi... • Gujarat braces for Biparjoy, more than 74,000 peop... • Defence Minister Rajnath Singh holds bilateral tal... • Odisha Train Accident: More than 200 dead, 900 inj... • Bengaluru’s MG Road ranks first in list of top 30 ... • Voting underway for Karnataka assembly elections • Thousands flee violence-hit Manipur; see pics • Indian Army evacuates civilians from the violence-... • Assembly elections: Amit Shah holds roadshow in Be... • PM Modi pays last respects to former Punjab CM Par... Popular Categories • • • • ...

Premium Unseeing Bhagat Singh: Why India has stopped at only talking about him The image — and imagery — that is frequently invoked on social media and in political discourse derives from certain romanticised stereotypes rooted in the folklore around the unparalleled bravery and fearlessness of Bhagat Singh, who was only 23 when he gave his life for the nation. The Punjab government’s decision to display a likeness of Bhagat Singh — based on a painting by one Amar Singh — rather than any of the revolutionary’s four available authentic photographs at its offices is illustrative of the approach taken over the years by India’s governments towards the hero who was hanged by the British on this day, March 23, ninety years ago. The image — and imagery — that is frequently invoked on social media and in political discourse derives from certain romanticised stereotypes rooted in the folklore around the unparalleled bravery and fearlessness of Bhagat Singh, who was only 23 when he gave his life for the nation. From 1929, when he was arrested and jailed, to 1931, news and pictures of Bhagat Singh — his statements in court and hunger strikes for better prison conditions — were published widely in newspapers in multiple languages across India. And yet, after his execution, Bhagat Singh’s own writings were allowed to slip into oblivion. Between 1931 and 1936, at least 200 pieces of writing, including nearly 100 books in Hindi, Tamil, Urdu, English, Punjabi, and other languages — many o...