Chandrashekhar Azad, whose full name was Chandrashekhar Tiwari, was a prominent Indian revolutionary who played a significant role in India's struggle for independence from British rule. Born on July 23, 1906, in Bhavra, Madhya Pradesh, Azad became a symbol of bravery and patriotism in India. He became involved in the non-cooperation movement led by Mahatma Gandhi at a young age, but after the movement was suspended following the Chauri Chaura incident in 1922, Azad became disillusioned with Gandhi's nonviolence strategy. He then turned towards more radical means of achieving independence and joined the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA), which was later renamed the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA) with the influence of socialist ideas. Azad played a key role in several revolutionary activities, notably: 1. The Kakori Train Robbery (1925): This was an armed robbery carried out by HRA members to fund their revolutionary activities against the British government. 2. The assassination of J.P. Saunders (1928): In response to the killing of Lala Lajpat Rai by British police, Azad and Bhagat Singh planned the assassination of the police officer thought responsible, James A. Scott. Due to a case of mistaken identity, J.P. Saunders, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, was killed instead. Azad took a vow of never being captured by the British police and remained a free man until his death. He was a mentor to other revolutionaries like Bhagat Singh and by participating in such activities, he inspired others to join the freedom struggle. On February 27, 1931, Chandrashekhar Azad was surrounded by British police in Alfred Park, Allahabad. He engaged in a gunfight with them and, finding himself outnumbered and unable to escape, he shot himself to fulfill his vow rather than be captured. Chandrashekhar Azad remains a hero in India, and his legacy is celebrated, with many public institutions and places named after him. Alfred Park, where he spent his last moments, has been renamed Chandrashekhar Azad Park in his honor.

muN lkssyy krichi ye, aapnn gaaii ebN kyyaapttaan (Cow and Captain) naamk ek smprdaayyik kaahaannii baa gpr kthaa prsngg krichnti / taahaale, simit suucnaa upre aadhaar kri muN ek saadhaarnn gpku rcnaa kribi, ydio mor jnnaashunnaa anuyaayyii, "gaaii ebN kyyaapttaan" naamk kaunnsi bishess lokgp orriaa saahityyre prsiddh nuhNN / udaahrnn gp: ek din ek saadhu mhaatmaa taangkr gaaii sh gNddiku yaacithile / gaaii khub dhraalli dudh deuthile ebN saadhungk priyy praannii bhaabre pricit thilaa / kintu ek din saadhungk ek dhuurtt gaauN lok taangkr gaaii coriaaibaaku cessttaa kle / saadhu mhaatmaa bujhipaarile ebN taangkr gaaii sh ek kyyaapttaan aagmn helaa / kyyaapttaan ek saahsii ebN smaartt kukur thilaa, yie corku pitti gaaiiku baacaaibaa laagiN o taaku plaaibaaku mjbur kle / saadhu khusi hoi kyyaapttaanku purskRt kle ebN se gaaiingkr ek smmaanit rkssk bhaabre thile / ehi gpr naitik shikssaa heuchi ye, saahs ebN cturtaa shit khraap pristhitir smaadhaan kraayaae ebN nijr pricaark tthaaru smmaan ebN surkssaa paaithaae / yydi aapnn kou specific gp kimbaa orriaa lokgpku aashyy rkhnti, tennu dyyaakri aadhik suucnaa prdaan krntu yaahaaki muN aapnnngku adhik sunitimaanngkr shaayytaa provide kru paari /

pipiillikaa o paaraabtii gp: ek grm dinre, ek pipiillikaa paanni khaaibaaku ek ndiir kaatthku aasilaa / se paanni piibaaku yaau thilaa belle strktaa hiintaare se ndiire pddiglaa / jllr dhaaraare se prbaahit hebaa laagilaa ebN taar jiibn bipdre pdd'iglaa / taaku bnycaaibaaku n caahiN paaribaar belle upre ek paaraabtii pkssii udd'ibaar pthre setthaare thillaa / paaraabtiijnnaa pipiillikaar duHkh dekhi taar dyyaa helaa / pkssiitti taar thre ek shaakhaa pkaailaa, yaahaaki paannire prbaahit heuthibaa pipiillikaa dhri upre cddh'i bnyci paaribaaku shaayytaa klaa / pipiillikaatti prm kRtaarth helaa ebN paaraabtiiku dhnyybaad jnnaailaa taar jiibn bnycaaibaa paaiN / ehaaku mdhyy taar anek kRtjnytaa abhibyykt helaa / kichi din pre, ek shikaarii baann niaN aau sehi paaraabtiiku maaribaaku udyymilaa / shikaariingk snaa aalgaaibaa puurbru, pipiillikaa kaunnsi bhaabe shikaariingk dhyyaan aakrssnn klaa ebN taar baannku bhuldigilaa / paaraabtii surkssit rhilaa ebN pipiillikaangk prti o kRtjny helaa / ehi gpr shikssaa heuchi ye, bipdr smyyre shaayytaa kle taa bhbissyytre biraatt phll aannib o bndhut o shyogitaa srbdaa smRddhir nidrshn /

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