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First Phase of Revolutionary Activities (1907–1917)
In this video, we explore the First Phase of Revolutionary Activities (1907–1917) — the forgotten era when India’s young revolutionaries decided to challenge the British Empire through armed struggle.

From Khudiram Bose, Prafulla Chaki, Aurobindo Ghosh, and Bagha Jatin to the Ghadar Movement and Abhinav Bharat… this period changed the direction of India’s freedom struggle forever.

🔥 What You’ll Learn in This Video:
• Why did the Revolutionary Movement begin after 1905?
• Major revolutionary centers: Bengal, Maharashtra, Punjab
• Muzaffarpur Bomb Case, Alipore Bomb Case, Nashik Conspiracy
• Role of Anushilan Samiti & Jugantar
• Ghadar Party’s global plan to ignite revolt
• Contribution of Savarkar & Rashbehari Bose
• How WWI changed the revolution
• Impact of revolutionary ideas on India’s freedom struggle

This documentary-style video uses *AI-generated cinematic visuals**, **historically accurate details**, and **simple explanation* to help students, UPSC aspirants, and history lovers understand this crucial phase of the Indian Freedom Movement.

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