Out of many inspiring stories of people in INA, one is of Saraswathi Rajamani arguably the youngest and first women spy India has ever had.

In the annals of Indian history, few names resonate with the dedication and valor of Veerapandiya Kattabomman. His journey to the throne was nothing short of extraordinary

His staunch resistance was not born in isolation; he was deeply influenced by the Kuki Rebellion (1917-19) and the frequent intrusion of British forces into his native village

Raktim Pator, an emerging historian from Assam and the author of the book "Maharaja Prithu," sheds light on the remarkable resistance displayed by Hindu kingdoms during the rule of Muslim dynasties

Fearing backlash from the British authorities, he strategically shifted his operations to Paris and continued his relentless pursuit of India's freedom. Even when his health faltered in the 1920s, his spirit did not wane

In an act of defiance that reverberated through the ages, he and his courageous wife unfurled the national flag with unwavering pride at the hallowed grounds of Tilak Maidan in Muzaffarpur

Himani Savarkar's upbringing was shaped by the fact that her father, Gopal Godse, was incarcerated when she was only 10 months old

Both loved their motherland very much. Both believed that freedom and patriotism are more important than life. Both of them had also proved this by their work

U.Muthuramalingam Thevar is revered as a hero of the Thevar/Maravar community. Thevar was become an icon in the political life in southern Tamil Nadu

Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi was an ideal prototype of activist journalist who used journalism to aspire political engagement and develop critical thinking among the masses