Major Tribal Personalities of Madhya Pradesh
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Major Tribal Personalities of Madhya Pradesh -Ganjan Singh Korku, Dhir Singh, Mr. Badal Bhoi, Late. Jamuni Devi, Shri Naresh Chandra Singh (King), Birsa Munda, Shaheed Mudde Bai, Shri Manshu Ojha, Raghunath Singh Mandloi, Raja Shankar Shah, Raghunath Shah, Pema Falia
Birsa Munda-
Birsa Munda - Place of leadership -Dagdaua (Umaria)
He was born on November 15, 1875, was led by Birsa Munda, the Munda tribals' rebellion (1899-1900) in the Chotanagpur area against the exploitation of British police officers, moneylenders, and was imprisoned on February 3, 1990, on June 9. In 1900, Veergati was received in Ranchi Jail.
Shaheed Mudde Bai-
Place of leadership of Shaheed Mudde Bai - Turia Village (Seoni)
In the Turia incident, Mudde Bai was martyred while leading, under the Jungle Satyagraha, cut grass in Turia village of Seoni district of Madhya Pradesh and started Satyagraha.
Mr. Manshu Ojha
Leadership - Village Ghoradongri (Betul)
He was born in village Ratabhari, a sub-caste of Gond caste Ojha society, he played an active role in many movements in Betul district, he died on 28 August 1981 in Ghoradongri (District Betul).
Raghunath Singh Mandloi
Leadership - Barwani
The personality of the Bhilala tribe who played an important role in the revolution of 1857, Major Keating in the Bijagarh Fort took them captive by deceit.
Shankar Shah and Raghunath Shah
Shankar Shah was born in 1783 AD, the only son of Raja Shankar Shah Sumer Shah, the Gond ruler of Gadhmandala, Shankar Shah's son's name was Raghunath Shah, Raja Shankar Shah was very popular among the landlords and the general public, he led the revolution of 1857. Led from the Mahakoshal area, a traitor named Khushalchandra used to give all the information about the palace to the British, Shankar Shah was the king of Gondwana, who was blown up by the British along with his son Raghunath Shah on 15 September 1858 in the crime of instigating the rebellion. Both of them were from Gond society.
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Pema Falla
Pema Falia has been awarded Shikhar Samman in 1986 and Tulsi Samman in 2007, he was born in Chandrashekhar Azad Nagar, Alirajpur, died in April 2020, Paima Falia was a master in world famous Pithora painting of Bhil tribals .
Mr. Naresh Chandra Singh (King)
He was the first tribal chief minister of Madhya Pradesh, Raja Naresh Chandra Singh, born on 21 November 1908, was the ruler of the Saranggarh princely state of Raigarh in Chhattisgarh.
Self. Jamuni Devi
She was born on 19 November 1929 in Sardarpur (Dhar) and died on 24 September 2010, Late Jamuni Devi's surname was Buaji, she was awarded Bharat Jyoti Samman in 2001, was the first woman Deputy Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh (1998). And has the distinction of becoming the first woman Leader of the Opposition (2003, of the 12th Legislative Assembly).
Mr. Badal Bhoi
Badal Bhoi was a revolutionary leader of Chhindwara district, he was born in 1845 in Dungaria Titra village of Parasia tehsil, he led the non-cooperation movement in 1923, surrounded the collector's bungalow with thousands of tribals, arrested for breaking forest rules. He took his last breath in jail after being poisoned by the British ruler in 1940, his contribution to the national freedom struggle cannot be forgotten.
Dhir Singh
Dhir Singh was born in 1820 AD in village Kachhiya Tola of Rewa state, on the orders of Maharaja of Rewa, Dhir Singh went to the place of Raja Ranjit Singh of Punjab, Dhir Singh on the advice of Shankar Shah in the revolution of 1857 Started revolution from Rewa state.
Ganjan Singh Korku
He was born in Ghoradongri of Betul district, in Betul in 1930 the movement of Jungle Satyagraha was done by Gunjan Singh Korku, in this Jungle Satyagraha, Gunjan Singh Korku's companion Banjari Singh Korku sacrificed his life.
Major Tribal Personalities of Madhya Pradesh -Ganjan Singh Korku, Dhir Singh, Mr. Badal Bhoi, Late. Jamuni Devi, Shri Naresh Chandra Singh (King), Birsa Munda, Shaheed Mudde Bai, Shri Manshu Ojha, Raghunath Singh Mandloi, Raja Shankar Shah, Raghunath Shah, Pema Falia- in hindi click here-
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