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Yarasi TusharikaAIR 393· 2025

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4Lack of major support from outsiders.

Leaders:- Pulin Das, Jarandranaath Basu, Rash Behari Ghosh etc.,

Phase-II - (1920s)

1. Shift in political consciousness because of movements like Swadeshi, Non-cooperation movements.

2. Desire for bigger actions, heroic sacrifices, extreme violence.

(EX) Bomb on Central legislative assembly by Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev.

3. Formation of organisations like HRAC (Hindustan republican association), HSRA etc.,

4. Unified phase - where regional

Organisations were unified and had a single demand of independence.

5. External factors in the World (German unification, etc.,

6. Support from abroad where some revolutionary extremists formed some organisations.

(EX) India House-Savakar Brothers, Swadeshi Bandhab Samiti.

Revolutionary extremism is a crucial phase in India's freedom struggle marked by various heroic events but couldn't achieve a bigger scale.

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Revolutionary extremism is a crucial phase in India's freedom struggle marked by various heroic events but couldn't achieve a bigger scale.

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  • Identifies specific turning points in revolutionary movement
  • Clear contrast between Phase I and Phase II
  • Specific examples of organizations and leaders
  • Links macro movements (Swadeshi, Non-cooperation) to shift in extremism
  • Provides international context (German unification)
  • Mentions specific organizations with external base
  • Clear concluding statement about significance and limitations

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Yarasi Tusharika

AIR 3932025

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Topic

Modern Indian History

Freedom Struggle - Revolutionary Extremism

Phase II of revolutionary extremism and external support

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Analytical and chronological

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