The August Revolution led by local leaders crossed the barriers of caste, creed and religion and united individuals from diverse backgrounds under a common aspiration of equality. The August Revolution in Ballia was a carefully planned campaign, which used various forms of protest to disrupt the existing power structure and demand change. The impact of the August Revolution spread far beyond, inspiring similar movements across the country and reviving discussions on social justice and democratic rights. In case you want to buy 60th years of August Kranti Ballia, Uttar Pradesh FDC, Postage Stamp and Miniature Sheet then visit Philacy.com
19-08-2001: 60th Anniversary of August Revolution, Ballia, U.P. (2002) First Day cover (FDC)
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The August Revolution that took place in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh during 19 August 1942 represented an important chapter in the political history of India. The rebellion was a direct response to the prevalent issues of social inequality, economic inequality and political corruption. The August Revolution emerged from the oppressive conditions experienced by marginalized communities, especially farmers and laborers. August Revolution In Ballia, as in many other parts of India, agrarian distress and land disputes have exacerbated existing tensions among the underprivileged. India Post released first day cover on the occasion of celebration of 60th Anniversary of August Revolution, Ballia, U.P. (2002) First Day cover (FDC)
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