Vinayak Damodar Savarkar is a historical figure. Savarkar was a nationalist, a rationalist, a humanist, a leader, and a poet who had a tremendous impact on all he touched. Even today Veer Savarkar's life still inspires many people. Throughout his life, he stood out for his dedication and devotion to duty.
He was born on 28 May 1883 and lost his mother at the age of nine in the small village of Bhagur in the Nasik district of Maharashtra. He also lost his father, Sri Damodar Pant, in 1898 when he was 15 years old.
All kinds of patriots worked together to free India from British rule. These included those who led mass movements, moderate and radical leaders, and armed revolutionaries. "Prince of Revolutionaries" was awarded to Veer Savarkar. Savarkar argued that pleas and petitions could not win freedom. Savarkar declared that he wanted complete political independence and that the only way to get there was to continue launching armed revolutions. Generations of revolutionaries, both in India and abroad, were influenced by Savarkar. He is credited with bringing the Indian opportunity to the global stage.
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Saurabh Suman
In the last 10 years post Mechanical engineering and MBA have worked in various MNCs as an engineer and in a managerial post. Have worked as a business analyst, business development manager, and brand analyst for various firms.Have been a content writer for various companies as well.Currently, he is associated with United Forge Industries, Vadodara, Gujarat as a Digital Marketing Manager.Since 2019 had ventured into entrepreneurship with an e-commerce business. CEO of an e-commerce business that runs by the name 100 Lords. He is also the Managing Director of the NGO World Healing Society Foundation since 2022. He wrote 28 novels in the shortest period of time for which he received the National Achievers Award for Rising Young Author Award by Member of Delhi Assembly Shri Ram Niwas Goel at Constitution Club Of India, New Delhi.
