पढ़ाई करोगे तो ३४ लाख का पेकेज मिलेगा नहीं तो मार्केट में ३४/१०=३.४ लाख का भी पेकेज नहीं मील रहा है, और काम १० गुना करना पड़ेगा! जॉब सिक्योरिटी भूल जाओ!
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#MarathwadaLiberationDay
#मराठवाडामुक्तीसंग्राम
On 15th August 1947, most of India gained independence, but the Marathwada region remained under the control of the Nizam of Hyderabad for another 13 months. The Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan, refused to integrate Hyderabad State with the newly independent India, choosing instead to remain autonomous. This led to widespread unrest, especially in regions like Marathwada (which was the part of Hyderabad Princely State), where the people yearned for freedom.
The situation changed on 17th September 1948, when Indian forces launched Operation Polo, a military action that resulted in the annexation of Hyderabad State into the Indian Union. This day is now celebrated as Marathwada Liberation Day, marking the end of Nizam’s oppressive regime in the region. During his rule, the Nizam had imposed a feudal system that caused significant hardship to the local population, with widespread land exploitation and forced labor .
For the people of Marathwada, this day holds profound significance as their second Independence Day, following the broader Indian Independence in 1947. While the rest of the nation celebrated on 15th August 1947, Marathwada’s true freedom came on 17th September 1948 .
Thus, for the people of Marathwada, two Independence Days are remembered: the national Independence Day on 15th August and the regional Liberation Day on 17th September. This unique history of the region reflects the resilience and determination of its people to free themselves from centuries of feudal oppression under the Nizam’s rule.
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#MarathwadaLiberationDay
#मराठवाडामुक्तीसंग्राम
On 15th August 1947, most of India gained independence, but the Marathwada region remained under the control of the Nizam of Hyderabad for another 13 months. The Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan, refused to integrate Hyderabad State with the newly independent India, choosing instead to remain autonomous. This led to widespread unrest, especially in regions like Marathwada (which was the part of Hyderabad Princely State), where the people yearned for freedom.
The situation changed on 17th September 1948, when Indian forces launched Operation Polo, a military action that resulted in the annexation of Hyderabad State into the Indian Union. This day is now celebrated as Marathwada Liberation Day, marking the end of Nizam’s oppressive regime in the region. During his rule, the Nizam had imposed a feudal system that caused significant hardship to the local population, with widespread land exploitation and forced labor .
For the people of Marathwada, this day holds profound significance as their second Independence Day, following the broader Indian Independence in 1947. While the rest of the nation celebrated on 15th August 1947, Marathwada’s true freedom came on 17th September 1948 .
Thus, for the people of Marathwada, two Independence Days are remembered: the national Independence Day on 15th August and the regional Liberation Day on 17th September. This unique history of the region reflects the resilience and determination of its people to free themselves from centuries of feudal oppression under the Nizam’s rule.
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