V d savarkar biography of abraham

Nashik, Maharashtra. December 27, to December 27, The life of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar is a story of resistance, strife, struggle, suffering and sacrifice for the cause of political, social and economic emancipation of India. Savarkar was born on 28th May, at Bhagur a village near Nasik, in a family of Chitpavan Brahmins, a community that has produced noted revolutionaries like Nana Sahib of fame and Lokmanya Tilak.

Savarkar matriculated from Nasik and went to Poona where he joined the Fergusson College. There, he formed a group of students, who vowed themselves to a spartan way of life in the cause of the country's freedom. After graduation in , he studied law in Bombay.

V d savarkar biography of abraham: Born on 28 May , Vinayak

The following year, Savarkar went to London to study law on a scholarship on the recommendation, among others of Lokmanya Tilak and in due course, was admitted in Gray's Inn. Soon, the young revolutionary started the "Free India Society" in London as a recruiting ground for his secret organisation, the "Abhinav Bharat" and enrolled a number of Indians including Madame Ca ma.

Repression in India continued to agitate the minds of the members of the "Abhinav Bharat,' and on July 1, , one of the members, Madan Lal Dhingra shot and killed Curzon Wyllie in the hall of the Imperial Institute. This incident shook London and Savarkar came under suspicion.