বিপ্লবী হেমচন্দ্র কানুনগোর জীবনী || Biography of Hemchandra Kanungo || বিপ্লবী হেমচন্দ্র দাস

🎥 Hemchandra Kanungo: India's first bomb maker 🔍 Basic information: 📍 Hemchandra Kanungo was born: August 12, 1871 💎 Revolutionary organization: Jugantar Dal and the Secret Revolutionary Society of Midnapore. 💣 Historical contribution: He learned the secret technique of making bombs scientifically from abroad (Paris) and brought it to India. He was one of the designers of the first national flag of India that was hoisted by Madam Cama in Stuttgart in 1907. 🗺️ 📚 Famous book: His autobiographical book "Banglalay Biplob Pratsha" (Revolutionary Efforts in Bengal). 🙏 Death: April 8, 1951. 💡 How did Hemchandra, born in a simple family in Midnapore, become one of the main pillars of the Jugantar Dal and Anushilan Samiti? How did he travel to distant Paris to learn the technique of making bombs by selling his house and land for the country's independence? The bomb he made in Muraripukur Garden in Kolkata after returning from Paris changed the history of the armed revolution in Bengal. Not only that, he also had an invaluable contribution behind the design of the first national flag of India along with Madam Bhikaji Kama. Starting from the transfer to the island (Cellular Jail in Andaman) in the Alipore bomb case, various unknown and controversial chapters of his life have been presented very accurately in this video. 🔔 If you like the video, please Like, Share and do not forget to Subscribe to our channel to get more such informative historical and biographical videos. ⚡ Video content (Timestamps): 00:00 - Introduction: The master of weapons of India's armed movement 02:29 - Brief introduction and revolutionary contribution of Hemchandra Kanungo 03:44 - Birth, family and childhood 04:42 - Educational life and interest in painting 05:10 - Career and participation in revolutionary activities 06:27 - Closeness to Sister Nivedita and armed struggle 07:30 - Paris trip and bomb-making training 08:58 - Hoisting of India's first national flag on foreign soil 09:40 - Return to the country and setting up a bomb factory in Muraripukur 10:23 - Plan to assassinate Kingsford 11:41 - Alipore bomb case and prison life 12:12 - Life after prison and the book 'Revolutionary Efforts in Bengal' 12:45 - Last life and death 🎥 Hemchandra Kanungo: India's First Bomb-Maker 🔍 Key Facts: 📍 Born: 12 August 1871 💎 Revolutionary Organizations: The Jugantar Party and the secret revolutionary society of Midnapore. 💣 Historic Contribution: He learned the scientific techniques of bomb-making in Paris and brought that knowledge back to India, laying the foundation for modern revolutionary explosives in the Indian freedom movement. 🚩 He was also one of the designers of the first Indian national flag that Madame Bhikaji Cama unfurled in Stuttgart in 1907. 📚 Famous Work: His autobiographical book Banglay Biplab Prochesta (Revolutionary Efforts in Bengal). 🙏 Died: 8 April 1951. 💡 How did Hemchandra, born into an ordinary family in Midnapore, become one of the principal pillars of the Jugantar Party and the Anushilan Samiti? How did he sell his home and property and travel all the way to Paris to learn the science of bomb-making for India's freedom struggle? After returning from Paris, the bombs he manufactured at the Muraripukur Garden in Calcutta transformed the history of Bengal's armed revolutionary movement. Not only that, he also played a crucial role, alongside Madame Bhikaji Cama, in designing India's first national flag. From his transportation for life to the Cellular Jail in the Andaman Islands following the Alipore Bomb Case to the many lesser-known and controversial chapters of his life, this video presents a meticulously researched account of his remarkable journey. 🔔 If you enjoyed this video, please Like and Share it. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more informative historical and biographical videos. #হেমচন্দ্রকানুনোগো #HemchandraKanungo #হেমচন্দ্রদাস #HemchandraDasKanungo #indianfreedomfighter #biography #জীবীনী #AliporeBombCase #bengalihistory #indianfreedomstruggle #sobbanglay #bengali ************************************************** It is completely illegal to publish any content (writing, images, videos, etc.) published on the Sabbanglay website, YouTube, Facebook page or other Sabbanglay social media anywhere else without our permission. If you want to contact us, you can mail us at [email protected]. You can also follow us on social media platforms All Contents (articles, images, videos) published in any of the SobBanglay platforms are copyrighted to SobBanglay. Any unauthorized use and distribution of these contents without written permission is strictly prohibited. You can connect with us via email ([email protected]) or through any of the above mentioned platforms. ********************************************* Created - Sabbangla Images and videos - AI-generated and used for educational purposes Background music - YouTube Library Copyright Disclaimer under Section 1...