This book is an attempt to make our present generation aware of those great people; who sacrificed their lives to protect our Motherland; thereby facilitated us to breathe in
the free environment. This book is
an account to their acts of valour
and places associated with them. With a firm view that every Indian
is indebted to contributions of all such warriors; freedom fighters; revolutionaries whose debts cannot be repaid by any means; the author believes that we can lessen the debts by visiting those sacred places; by meeting their families and also by passing these virtues to our younger generation.
More than a research in history; this book is a result of the author’s aspirations to visit historical places of our illustrious country. Through this book; the author has connected these shrines of martyrdom with history and importance in the present times. This book consist details of about 50 such places associated with the martyrs and patriots. The book is intended to act as a bridge which may help our older generation connect with the younger generation. Patriotic Pilgrimage Of India by RISHI RAJ: "Patriotic Pilgrimage Of India" is a book authored by Rishi Raj that takes readers on a journey through India's history, highlighting significant events, personalities, and places that played a pivotal role in the country's struggle for independence.
Key Aspects of the Book "Patriotic Pilgrimage Of India":
Historical Exploration: The book offers a comprehensive exploration of India's freedom struggle, from the early days of resistance to the achievement of independence.
Patriotic Icons: Readers will discover the lives and contributions of key figures who dedicated themselves to the cause of India's freedom.
Landmarks and Memorials: The book highlights important historical sites and memorials that commemorate India's patriotic history.
Rishi Raj is an author and historian who has researched and documented India's struggle for independence. "Patriotic Pilgrimage Of India" is a tribute to the nation's patriotic heritage.
