Birsa Munda (1875-1900) is remembered as a tribal freedom fighter and folk hero who was instrumental in India's independence movement, particularly in British India's tribal regions. He spearheaded a major tribal uprising against British colonial rule and oppressive land policies. Explore the legacy of Bhagwan Birsa Munda , India’s tribal icon and freedom fighter, on his 125th Balidan Diwas. Learn about the Ulgulan movement, tribal rights, and his enduring impact on Indian history. "Abua raj seter jana, maharani raj tundu jana" (Let the kingdom of the queen be ended and our kingdom be established) The above slogan is coined by one of the greatest tribal folk heroes, Birsa Munda , also referred to as 'Bhagwan' by many Indian tribal communities. Birsa Munda , born on November 15, 1875, in a village named Ulihatu of Khunti district, was not only an Indian freedom fighter and tribal leader but also a religious reformer. He belonged to the Munda tribe of the Chotanagapur ... Born on November 15, 1875, in Ulihatu village of Khunti, Jharkhand, into the Munda tribe. His birthplace would later become a symbol of tribal pride and resistance against colonial oppression. Known as 'Dharti Aba' (Father of Earth), Birsa Munda emerged as both a spiritual guide and freedom fighter.
