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मेरे होंटों का गीत बनो - कविता

तुम परिजात के फूलों सी दिल आँगन में बिखरो महको तुम ग्रीष्म ऋतू की चिड़ियों सी धीमे धीमे सुर में चहको तुम प्रेम पियाले को पीकर मदमस्त रहो झूमो बहको तुम प्रेमाग्नि के पाँवन से अंगारों की तरह दहको तुम प्रेम गीत का राग बनो और मेरे कानों में गूंजो तुम श्वेत चांदनी की तरह मेरे दिल आँगन में फैलो ऐ काश कि तुम मेरी प्रीत बनो मेरे होंटों का गीत बनो - अबू तुराब

Bhagat Singh Series : The Episode of Justice Agha Haider

Justice Agha Haider, originally from Saharanpur, UP, was the only Indian Judge in the special tribunal formed by the effect of an special ordinance passed by the then viceroy to conduct the proceedings of Lahore Conspiracy Case in 1930. The other members of the Tribunal were Justice Coldstream, the president of the tribunal, and Justice G.C. Helton. Apparently, it was just a formality to form such committees as the verdict was predefined. The tribunal was to work hand in glove with the Government. Justice Agha Haider was also to behave in such manner, but he was not going the way that he was to go. On 12th May 1930, a incident took place in the court area, it is known that accused used to sing revolutionary songs and shout slogans like, "Inqilab Zindabad" in the court room. The judges were so much annoyed by this behaviour that they clearly asked the accused avoid such things in the court room, when the accused refused to do so they were given sever maltrea

Kitabwallah: The Autobiography of Malcolm X

Title: The Autobiography of Malcolm X Narrated to: Alex Haley by Malcolm X First Published: 1965 in Hardcover by Grove Press, Inc., New York, USA Those who are acquainted with the Civil Rights Movements and Black Revolution of the United States of America must know Malcolm X. A firebrand orator, a devoted Muslim and flag bearer of the Blacks’ right in North America. Malcolm X was born Malcolm Little in Lansing, Michigan on May 19, 1925, to Earl Little and Louise Little. His father was a Baptist minister and an organizer of Marcus Garvey’s Universal Negro Improvement Association that preached reversal of the Blacks to their Ancestral homeland – Africa. Due to his links with the association of Garvey and his activities in revolutionizing the black masses against White injustice, he was very much on the radar of White militant groups such Ku Klux Klan and was getting constant threats of facing consequences if he did not stop his activities. Eventually, he met the consequences

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