Bipin Chandra Pal
Indian activist and nationalist leader
Indian activist and nationalist leader
1932
94 years ago — 74 years old
Activists & Humanitarians
India
An Indian nationalist leader played a significant role in the early struggle for India's independence. Associated with the Indian National Congress, emphasized the need for self-governance. Advocated for the Swadeshi movement, promoting the use of domestic products in opposition to British goods. Wrote extensively on social and political reform, focusing on education and nationalism. Contributed to several publications, including 'The Tribune' and 'The New India'.
Promoted the Swadeshi movement
Contributed to 'The Tribune'
Influenced early Indian nationalism
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