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Aspects of Lohia’s Life
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia was a key figure in India’s freedom movement and socio-political reform. He joined Mahatma Gandhi’s Satyagraha March in 1921 and led protests against British colonial policies. After earning his Ph.D. in Germany, Lohia co-founded the Congress Socialist Party in 1934 and became its first secretary. He faced multiple arrests for his outspoken advocacy, including his call to boycott government institutions and his article “Satyagraha Now.” Active in the Quit India Movement, he endured imprisonment and torture. Post-independence, Lohia advocated for India’s nuclear program and sparked controversy with his pamphlet “25000 Rupees a Day.” His relentless work for justice and reform left a lasting impact until he died.
Timeline
- 1910: Born to Hira Lal and Chanda in Akbarpur, UP.
- 1921: Participated in Satyagraha March led by Mahatma Gandhi.
- 1928: Organized a student protest against the all-white Simon Commission.
- 1929: Completed his graduation in B.A from Calcutta University.
- 1932: Completed his Ph.D. from Berlin University, Germany.
- 1934: Laid the foundation for Congress Socialist Party.
- 1936: Elected as the first secretary to the All India Congress Committee.
- 1939: Arrested for making harsh speeches and asking people to boycott government institutions.
- 1940: Arrested yet again for his article “Satyagraha Now”.
- 1942: Participated in Quit India Movement.
- 1944: Arrested and taken to a jail in Lahore where he was tortured.
- 1947: Was amongst the many leaders who were present in New Delhi on 15th August.
- 1962: Shocked everyone by asking India to produce a bomb shortly after the Chinese aggression.
- 1963: His pamphlet “25000 rupees in a day” sparked off the still-remembered “teen anna pandrah anna controversy”.
- 1967: Died at the age of 57 in New Delhi.
1910: Born to Hira Lal and Chanda in Akbarpur, UP.
1921: Participated in Satyagraha March led by Mahatma Gandhi.
1928: Organized a student protest against the all-white Simon Commission.
1929: Completed his graduation in B.A from Calcutta University.
1932: Completed his Ph.D. from Berlin University, Germany.
1934: Laid the foundation for Congress Socialist Party.
1936: Elected as the first secretary to the All India Congress Committee.
1939: Arrested for making harsh speeches and asking people to boycott government institutions.
1940: Arrested yet again for his article “Satyagraha Now”.
1942: Participated in Quit India Movement.
1944: Arrested and taken to a jail in Lahore where he was tortured.
1947: Was amongst the many leaders who were present in New Delhi on 15th August.
1962: Shocked everyone by asking India to produce a bomb shortly after the Chinese aggression.
1963: His pamphlet “25000 rupees in a day” sparked off the still-remembered “teen anna pandrah anna controversy”.
1967: Died at the age of 57 in New Delhi.
Events
Aspects of Lohia’s Life
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia was a key figure in India’s freedom struggle. He led significant protests, co-founded the Congress Socialist Party, and championed social and economic reforms. Lohia’s activism included multiple imprisonments, advocating for a nuclear program, and challenging systemic inequalities until he died.
Timeline
- 1910: Born to Hira Lal and Chanda in Akbarpur, UP.
- 1921: Participated in Satyagraha March led by Mahatma Gandhi.
- 1928: Organized a student protest against the all-white Simon Commission.
- 1929: Completed his graduation in B.A from Calcutta University.
- 1932: Completed his Ph.D. from Berlin University, Germany.
- 1934: Laid the foundation for Congress Socialist Party.
- 1936: Elected as the first secretary to the All India Congress Committee.
- 1939: Arrested for making harsh speeches and asking people to boycott government institutions.
- 1940: Arrested yet again for his article “Satyagraha Now”.
- 1942: Participated in Quit India Movement.
- 1944: Arrested and taken to a jail in Lahore where he was tortured.
- 1947: Was amongst the many leaders who were present in New Delhi on 15th August.
- 1962: Shocked everyone by asking India to produce a bomb shortly after the Chinese aggression.
- 1963: His pamphlet “25000 rupees in a day” sparked off the still-remembered “teen anna pandrah anna controversy”.
- 1967: Died at the age of 57 in New Delhi.