MPSC online Recruitment for 1108 ARO, STI, PSI & Livestock Development Officer posts Maharashtra Public Service commotion invites online application for the post of Assistant Room Officer Grade ‘B’ in Department of General Administration, Sales Tax Inspector Grade ‘B’ in finance department, Police Sub Inspector Grade ‘B’ post in Home ministry Department & Livestock Development Officer. Above post examination will be on 1) Sunday 10 Dec 2017, 2) Sunday 07 Jan 2018, & Sunday 05 Nov 2017. This examination will be on 37 District center in Maharashtra. To apply online can visit on www.mahampsc.mahaonline.gov.in before 16 May 2017. Eligible Candidate should be complete following eligibility to apply for this post. Read the all given instruction in official notification before apply online MPSC Recruitment 2017 for 1008 Sales Tax Inspector, Police Sub Inspector & Assistant Room Officer posts Vacancy details 1) Assistant Room Officer - 107 Qualification – any
Chandra Shekhar
Azad
The Undaunted
Revolutionary
(1905-1931)
Chandra
Shekhar Azad will always remain immortal in the annals of history as a man who
sacrificed his life at the altar of freedom. At a time when Gandhiji was busy
with his ahimsa and Non-cooperation
Movement to liberate the the country, a couple of fiery young men were
sceptical about his methods.
They were sure the best course was the proverbial policy of ‘tit for tat’ and were in favour of giving the British a fitting reply for their tyranny. Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Sachindra Sanyal and Ram Prasad Bismil were among those who had no faith in non-violence. While Bhagat Singh was active in Punjab, Chandra Shekhar Azad was busy in UP. He was fired by the zeal to help Bhagat Singh and when the two collaborated, Chandra Shekhar Azad was given the leadership of the activists.
They were sure the best course was the proverbial policy of ‘tit for tat’ and were in favour of giving the British a fitting reply for their tyranny. Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Sachindra Sanyal and Ram Prasad Bismil were among those who had no faith in non-violence. While Bhagat Singh was active in Punjab, Chandra Shekhar Azad was busy in UP. He was fired by the zeal to help Bhagat Singh and when the two collaborated, Chandra Shekhar Azad was given the leadership of the activists.
Azad
became a member of the group which had vowed to avenge the death of Lala Lajpat
Rai. British police officer Saunders was their target. The group looted the
government treasury for funds required for the movement. A terror to the
police, Azad was listed terrorist and kept under watch. When he was surrounded
in Alfred Park, Allahabad, by a strong police squadron, Azad fought them
bravely for many hours. Even after he was killed, the Brtish dared not approach
his body and waited for some tome to confirm his death.
Azad
was born at Jhabra in Madhya Pradesh. He ran away from home when young, reached
Kashi (Benares) and joined the freedom struggle. In 1921, he was first
sentenced to 15 lashes for revolutionary activities. With each stroke of the
whip the young patriot shouted Bharat
Mata ki Jai and confounded the
officers with his undaunted spirit.
(Famous Indians
of the 20th Century, Vishwamitra Sharma, Pg. 48)