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Bangladesh Army Chief Waker Uz Zaman:
-Interim Govt to be formed
-Army has taken over
-PM Hasina has resigned
-Interim Govt to be formed
-Army has taken over
-PM Hasina has resigned
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UPSC 2025 Calendar
CSE & IFS Prelims - 25.05.2025
CSE Mains - 22.08.2025
IFS Mains - 16.11.2025
CSE & IFS Prelims - 25.05.2025
CSE Mains - 22.08.2025
IFS Mains - 16.11.2025
VINESH PHOGAT BEATS TOKYO OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST. 🤯🇮🇳
- The dream is alive for India for Gold in wrestling!
Vinesh Phogat will face Ukraine's Oksana Livach after 3:40 PM today.
- The dream is alive for India for Gold in wrestling!
Vinesh Phogat will face Ukraine's Oksana Livach after 3:40 PM today.
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Germany triumphed over India in the Olympic 2024 Hockey Semifinal with a score of 3-2. India still has the chance to secure a bronze medal. Keep your spirits up and stay focused, team!
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The August Movement, also known as the August Kranti or Quit India Movement, was a significant event in India's struggle for independence from British rule. Here are some key details:
- Date: August 8, 1942
- Launch: Mahatma Gandhi launched the movement in Bombay (now Mumbai), calling for an end to British rule in India.
- Slogan: "Do or Die" (Karenge ya Marenge)
- Objective: Immediate independence for India
- Nationwide protests: Widespread demonstrations, strikes, and acts of civil disobedience took place across the country.
- British response: The British government responded with force, arresting thousands of protesters, including Gandhi and other prominent leaders.
- Impact: Although the movement was suppressed, it marked a turning point in India's freedom struggle, galvanizing opposition to British rule and paving the way for eventual independence in 1947.
Key aspects of the August Movement:
1. Call for immediate independence: Gandhi demanded that the British leave India immediately, sparking widespread protests and demonstrations.
2. Quit India Resolution: The Indian National Congress passed a resolution calling for an end to British rule and the establishment of a provisional government.
3. Mass arrests: The British responded with force, arresting Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and thousands of other protesters.
4. Widespread unrest: The movement spread across India, with strikes, protests, and acts of civil disobedience.
5. British repression: The British authorities cracked down on the movement, using force to quell the unrest and arresting many leaders.
6. Last major struggle: The August Movement was the last major struggle against British rule before India gained independence in 1947.
The August Movement marked a turning point in India's freedom struggle, demonstrating the strength of the nationalist movement and paving the way for eventual independence.
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- Date: August 8, 1942
- Launch: Mahatma Gandhi launched the movement in Bombay (now Mumbai), calling for an end to British rule in India.
- Slogan: "Do or Die" (Karenge ya Marenge)
- Objective: Immediate independence for India
- Nationwide protests: Widespread demonstrations, strikes, and acts of civil disobedience took place across the country.
- British response: The British government responded with force, arresting thousands of protesters, including Gandhi and other prominent leaders.
- Impact: Although the movement was suppressed, it marked a turning point in India's freedom struggle, galvanizing opposition to British rule and paving the way for eventual independence in 1947.
Key aspects of the August Movement:
1. Call for immediate independence: Gandhi demanded that the British leave India immediately, sparking widespread protests and demonstrations.
2. Quit India Resolution: The Indian National Congress passed a resolution calling for an end to British rule and the establishment of a provisional government.
3. Mass arrests: The British responded with force, arresting Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and thousands of other protesters.
4. Widespread unrest: The movement spread across India, with strikes, protests, and acts of civil disobedience.
5. British repression: The British authorities cracked down on the movement, using force to quell the unrest and arresting many leaders.
6. Last major struggle: The August Movement was the last major struggle against British rule before India gained independence in 1947.
The August Movement marked a turning point in India's freedom struggle, demonstrating the strength of the nationalist movement and paving the way for eventual independence.
Join us - @BPSCmassala
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