Republic Day: The forgotten stories and family lore that shaped India’s freedom movement
The Hindu
We learnt about the main events in our history books. But India’s freedom movement also unfolded among the outlaws of Gujarat, widows smuggling pistols, and revolutionaries in Tokyo. This is the story of how those overlooked fragments were found and brought together in a book
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