Lala Hardayal

Lala Hardayal was an influential Indian revolutionary and nationalist born in 1884. He played a key role in the struggle for India's independence from British rule. Hardayal was involved with organizations like the Ghadar Party, which aimed to incite rebellion among Indians living abroad. He emphasized the importance of social reform and education as tools for liberation. In his writings, he promoted ideas of freedom and self-rule. After spending years in the United States and Europe, he returned to India, advocating for revolutionary activities. Hardayal's commitment to India's freedom and his intellectual contributions have made him a notable figure in Indian history.