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2nd FEBRUARY ENGLISH ASSEMBLY

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GIRISH DARUNTE, MANMAD

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NATIONAL ANTHEM

PLEDGE

PREAMBLE

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TODAY'S THOUGHT/IDEA

Hearing brings wisdom, speaking repentance.

ऐकल्यामुळे ज्ञान मिळते, तर अविचारी बोलण्यामुळे पश्चाताप.

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IMPORTANCE OF THE DAY

February 2nd is the 33rd day of the year in the Gregorian calender. There are 332 days remaining until the end of this year.

SPECIAL EVENTS

⚜️ World Wetland Day

1863 : On this day Shambhu Nath Pandit became the first judge of the Calcutta High Court.

1901 : Queen Victoria was cremated on this day.

1933 : Adolf Hitler dissolves the German parliament.

1952 : On this day India won the first Test match.

1957 : Goa Muktisangram - Liberation of Nanasaheb Gore, Madhu Limaye, Jagannathrao Joshi from jail in Goa.

1962 : Conjunction of Neptune and Pluto after 400 years.

2006 : Mahatma Gandhi NREGA Act was implemented in 200 districts from today.

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BIRTH

1856 : Swami Shraddhananda - Disciple of Swami Dayananda, Founder of Gurukul University, Shikshan Maharshi and Propagator of Arya Samaj. (Died : 23 December 1926)

1884 : Dr. Sridhar Venkatesh Ketkar - Encyclopaedia. 'Maharashtra Gyankosh' is his most important work. (Died : 10 April 1937 - Pune)

1887 : Birth of famous politician and social activist Amrit Kaur.

1915 : Birth of famous Indian writer Khushwant Singh.

1916 : Birth of Dasarath Deb, former Chief Minister of Tripura.

1970 : Member of Parliament Pragya Singh Thakur was born.

1979 : Shamita Shetty - Actress

1989 : Birth of Indian actress Sandeep Dhar.

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DEATH

1917: Maharshi Annasaheb Patwardhan - Lokmanya Tilak's friend and famous physician committed suicide. (Born : 4 May 1847)

1930 : Vasudev Govind Apte - Writer, translator, journalist, editor, translator, essayist and hunter. He started a children's magazine 'Anand'. (Born : 12 April 1871)

1941 : Death of Acharya Ramchandra Shukla, famous writer and essayist in Hindi language.

1960: Famous Hindi writer Acharya Chatursen Shastri passed away.

1982 : Death of Mohan Lal Sukhadia, former Chief Minister of Rajasthan.

2007 : Vijay Arora - Hindi film and TV actor. (Born : 27 December 1944)

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

◆ How many seconds make one hour?

Answer : 3600 seconds

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STORY TELLING

MASTER AND DISCIPLE

A Guruji lived in an ashram with his 4 disciples. Once Guruji and his disciple went to the market in a bullock cart to sell fruits and vegetables. Guruji fell asleep after ordering the bullock cart not to stop anywhere. Then there was a stumble and Guruji’s turban fell. But as ordered by Guruji, the disciples did not stop. When Guruji woke up, he got very angry at his disciples. This time, before going to sleep, Guruji ordered that whatever falls from the cart has to be picked up.

After going some distance, the oxen made cow dung. The disciples stopped the bullock cart and picked up the dung and placed it next to Guruji. When Guruji woke up again, he got very angry and this time he made a list on paper before going to sleep, in which it was written what to stop for picking up and which item not to stop for.

The bullock cart went some distance and then it stumbled. This time Guruji fell in a swarm after falling from the bullock cart. The disciples look at the list and saw that Guruji’s name was not mentioned.

Guruji kept shouting and the disciples stood with their faces bowed. Then an old woman came out from there. The disciples narrated the whole story. The old lady took the paper from the disciples and wrote Guruji’s name on the list of things to be carried. Then the disciples came out to Guruji and all went back to the ashram.

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SPECIAL INTRODUCTION

VINAYAK DAMODAR SAVARKAR

Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, popularly known as Veer Savarkar, remains one of the most influential freedom fighters of the country. The revolutionary and Hindutva ideologue was born on 28 May, 1883 in Bhagur.

Savarkar was also a lawyer, activist, writer and politician. The freedom fighter is most known for his treatise Hindutva: Who is a Hindu?, wherein he put forth his ideas about what constitutes the Indian nation.

Recently, director Mahesh Manjrekar announced a biopic on the life of Savarkar. Actor Randeep Hooda of Highway fame will essay the role of the freedom fighter. As the film is set to begin shooting soon, here is all you need to know about Veer Savarkar:

Savarkar was born to a Marathi Brahmin family in 1883. Since his early days, he was influenced by the radical side of the Indian freedom struggle. During his days as a law student in London, he began organising radical political activities, according to reports. He also helped instruct a group of Indian students in methods of sabotage and assassination.

It was during his days in London that Savarkar wrote The First War of Independence about the 1857 revolt against British forces in India. According to the revolutionary, the revolt was actually an uprising against the British rule, with Savarkar comparing the events of 1857 to the French and American Revolutions. The book was banned by authorities for its anti-British content.

Savarkar was later arrested and tried for his protest against the 1909 Morley-Minto reforms. In 1911, he was sentenced to 50 years of imprisonment at the notorious Cellular Jail in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which was infamously called Kala Pani.

He was released in 1924 after several mercy petitions he filed, wherein he promised to stay away from political activities if he was released. A political controversy surrounds Savarkar’s release till date, with parties like the Congress alleging that he was a “traitor” due to the mercy petitions he filed before the British.

While in prison, Savarkar also wrote the pamphlet Hindutva: Who is a Hindu? The work promoted the idea of Hinduism as a political and cultural identity. The freedom fighter also coined the definition of Hindutva in this work.

Savarkar was opposed to the caste system, superstitious rituals and cow worship, according to news reports. He was the president of the Hindu Mahasabha from 1937 to 1942. He also opposed the Quit India Movement launched by Mahatma Gandhi.

Savarkar was accused of being a co-conspirator in Gandhi's assassination in 1948. He was later acquitted of all charges. He passed away on 26 February, 1966 at the age of 82.

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PASAYDAN

SILENCE

All students will keep silence for two minutes.

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