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भारत के स्वतंत्रता संघर्ष को आगे बढ़ाने में विदेशों में रहने वाले भारतीयों द्वारा निर्माण की गई भूमिका पर चर्चा कीजिए। (उत्तर 150 शब्दों में संक्षिप्त) / Discuss the role played by Indians living abroad in advancing the cause of India's freedom struggle. (Answer in 150 words)

Introduction

The Indians living abroad played a major role in creating discontent in foreign lands, gave support to revolutionary and also led movements.

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Main Body

By Major Leaders of foreign Indians

(A) Role Played

1Creating discontent in local population - Shyamji Krishna Verma started the Indian Socialist in London to create uproar

2Promoting of India's Interest - Vivekananda Chakrabarty formed Berlin Committee

3Spread the spirit of Nationalism - Madame Bhikaji came spread the nationalist idea through Bande Mataram

4Revolutionary movements - The Ghadr Party in USA and Canada formed by Sohan Bhakna, Lala Hardyal, S Tindal, das en aimed to overthrow British government

5Development of Indian National Army facilitated by Rashid Behari Bose who formed Tokyo Club and was important for 2nd movement into

Some issues – (1) Limited impact

(2) Lacked through repression

(3) Failed to achieve mass mobilisation

4Secular ideology rather than a mass movement

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Conclusion

Thus the role of Indians in foreign were vital for development of global initiative.

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Diagram

Map of Asia showing locations of overseas Indian organizations: The Ghadr Party (USA/Canada), Berlin (Vivekananda Chakrabarty), Madame Bhikaji, Shyamji Krishna Verma (London), Rashid Behari Bose (Tokyo Club)

Comprehensive coverage of major leaders
Clear categorization of roles played
Map diagram showing geographic spread
Mentions both cultural and revolutionary contributions

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The Freedom Struggle

Contributions from different parts of the country

Role of overseas Indians in freedom struggle

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