List Of Freedom Fighters In Tamil nadu
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Tamil nadu played a major role in Indian Independence apart from work of Mahatma Gandhi and other notable leaders. Many Freedom fighters of Tamil nadu opposed British rule. In this article you can find list of freedom fighters from Tamil nadu who served for Indian Independence.
List Of Freedom Fighters In Tamil nadu
Freedom fighters from Tamil Nadu
S.No | Names | Periods | Details | Movement |
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1 | Subramania Bharati | 1882-1921 | He his one of the well known tamil poet who wrote poem's regarding patriotism, caste and religious view. He fought for caste system in Tamilnadu | Indian independence movement against British |
2 | Tiruppur Kumaran | February 6, 1900 | He started “Desa Bandhu Youth Association” by grouping the youths and young persons from Tamilnadu to struggle against the British government to get freedom | Indian independence movement against British |
3 | veera mangai velunachiyar | 1730-1796 | first queen to fight against the British colonial power in India. | |
4 | vanchinathan | 1886-1911 | On June 17, 1911, Vanchi assassinated Ashe, the district collector of Tirunelveli, who was also known as Collector Dorai | Freedom Fighter who sought arms against British |
5 | veerapandiya kattabomman | 1760-1799 | one of the earliest to oppose the British rule | |
6 | vo chidambaram pillai | 1872-1936 | He was the first man in Tamilnadu who started shipping trade between Tuticorin and Coloumbo | Freedom Fighter |
7 | Dheeran chinnamalai | 1756-1805 | Freedom Fighter against British | |
8 | subramaniya siva | 1884-1925 | Freedom Fighter | |
9 | maruthu pandiyar | 1748-1801 | They are the first to Proclamation of Independence | |
10 | K. Kamaraj | 1903-1975 | He is simple man fought for our freedom so he was well known as "Gandhi of Tamilnadu" | He established many plans for education such as "Sathunavu thittam" which influenced many poor students to gain education |
11 | Rettamalai Srinivasan | 1860-1945 | He founded a Tamil newspaper called Paraiyan in October 1893 | |
12 | E.V.Ramasamy | 1870-1973 | He was the first person in Tamilnadu who speak about Women rights | He was the person who started Self-Respect Movement or the Dravidian Movement |
13 | Lakshmi Sehgal | 1914-2012 | Sahgal is commonly referred to in India as "Captain Lakshmi", a reference to her rank when taken prisoner in Burma during the Second World War. | she organised relief camps and medical aid in Calcutta for refugees who streamed into India from Bangladesh |
14 | Janaky Athi Nahappan | 1925-2014 | She was determined to join the women's wing, the Rani of Jhansi Regiment of the Indian National Army | She was among the first women to join the Indian National Army organised during the Japanese occupation of Malaya to fight for Indian independence with the Japanese |
15 | Sir S. Subramania Iyer | 1842-1924 | ||
16 | G. Subramania Iyer | 1855-1916 | In 1898, Subramania Iyer relinquished his claims over 'The Hindu' and concentrated his energies on Swadesamitran, the Tamil language newspaper which he had started in 1882 | |
17 | Sir P. S. Sivaswami Iyer | 1864-1946 | P. S. Sivaswami Iyer (1919). Martial law administration in the Panjab. As described by the official witnesses. | |
10 | Champakaraman Pillai | 1891-1934 | Pillai was the foreign minister of the Provisional Government of India set up in Kabul, Afghanistan on 1 December 1915, with Raja Mahendra Pratapas President and Maulana Barkatullah as Prime Minister. However, the defeat of the Germans in the war shattered the hopes of the revolutionaries, and the British forced them out of Afghanistan in 1919. | Indian Independence movement, Indo-German Conspiracy |
19 | Sathyamurthy | 1887-1943 | Satyamurti was the President of the provincial wing of the Swaraj Party from 1930 to 1934 and the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee from 1936 to 1939. He was a member of the Imperial Legislative Council from 1934 to 1940 and Mayor of Madras from 1939 to 1943. |