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Arvind V . Gokhale And Anil V . Gokhale

 
9788123788500: The Prisoner of Mandalay

Synopsis

Language: English
Pages: 476

About the Book

Lokmanya Tilak indianised the language of the struggle of
independence and took it to the masses. Though he was called
an extremist during the freedom struggle; in real terms, he was
a moderate leader with magnanimity and courage at heart.
Lokmanya Tilak had, throughout his life, been an exponent
of radical changes in politics. He faced three trials on charges
of sedition, of which he was found guilty in two and faced
punishment, while he was honourably discharged in the third
case. This book will bring insight about the hardships he had
undergone in prison at Mandalay and during his lifetime in the
minds of the readers.


About the Author

Arvind Vyankatesh Gokhale is renowned editor and writer
in Marathi. He was twelfth editor of the Kesari, the newspaper
established by Lokmanya Tilak. He was also Deputy Editor
Loksatta, Editor Lokmat, Pune in addition to being author of
14 books in Marathi.


Anil Vyankatesh Gokhale is a Mechanical Engineer and author
of books on Science Fictions and Material Management. This
is his maiden translation activity. He has done this work more
as devotion to Lokmanya Tilak and his elder brother.


Preface

PREFACE

At the outset of the first war of Indian independence in 1857,
Bal Gangadhar Tilak was just ten months old. May be that is
why he became rebellious and wanted to change the old
order. The period was revolutionary and people became
restive. The business community was on the verge of
collapse, the Maratha martial had lost their jobs, many of
them were disarmed and unemployment was growing. The
white-collar class

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