Birsa Munda was a revolutionary freedom fighter who struggled against the British government. He was the only tribal leader who started agitating against the laws made by the British government which could snatch the rights of tribal people to access and utilization of resources of the jungle. Birsa Munda also made his army of guerrilla people who fought with the Britishers. Birsa Munda became a god-like figure among the tribal people.
Birsa Munda also opposed this move that the Britishers are also attacking the culture and identity of the tribal people and converting them into Christians.
Ten Lines on Birsa Munda
Set1
1) Birsa Munda was a tribal revolutionary freedom fighter in the independence struggle.
2) Birsa was a tribal and religious leader a folk hero who belonged to the Munda tribe.
3) Birsa Munda was born on 15th November 1875 at ‘Ulihatu’ in erstwhile Jharkhand.
4) Birsa Munda spent his childhood days as a normal Munda tribal child with his friends.
5) Birsa Munda was brilliant in studies and he was admitted to German Mission School.
6) Birsa Munda converted into Christian as Birsa David for taking admission in school.
7) Birsa Munda involved in Sardar’s in a 1886-90 movement against the British government.
8) Later on, Birsa Munda involved in the agitation movement for the laws against Mundas.
9) Birsa Munda became popular and under his leadership, tribal movements increased.
10) Birsa Munda died on 9th June 1900 in Ranchi jail after being arrested by Britishers.
Set 2
1) Birsa Munda was a revolutionary freedom fighter who hailed from the tribal area; he fought against Britishers for the country and their cultural identity.
2) Birsa Munda was such a revolutionary leader who fought for the rights of their fellow tribal people, he was also known as “Bhagwan Birsa Munda”.
3) Birsa Munda was born at Ulhiatu in erstwhile Bengal presidency, now in Khunti district of Jharkhand; he was the son of “Sugna Munda” and “Karmi Hatu”.
4) Due to extreme poverty, Birsa Munda left his ancestral village and went to his maternal uncle’s home at Ayubhatu where he lived for two years.
5) Birsa Munda received his primary education in Salga which was run by Jaipal Nag, after that he was admitted to a German mission school where he adopted Christianity.
6) During 1886 to 90 Birsa’s family resided in Chaibasa and came into the influence of Sardar’s movement, Birsa left his German membership and joined the movement.
7) In the 1890s Birsa Munda started spreading awareness among the people about the laws which were against tribal people and to access total control of India.
8) Birsa Munda revolted against the Britishers especially against the laws which were against the agrarian structure of tribal people’s lands and their cultural identity.
9) On 3rd March 1900, Birsa Munda was arrested along with his guerrilla group of tribal people, by the British government in Jamkopai forest at Chakradharpur.
10) In June 1900, Birsa Munda died in the mere age of 25 years while kept in Ranchi jail; he became a god-like figure among the tribal people of his state.
Set 3
1) Birsa Munda is well known as a Tribal Folk Hero.
2) Birsa was born on 15th November 1875 in the Jharkhand state of India.
3) He was born on Thursday which is called Birsa in their language so he was named Birsa.
4) Birsa was good at studies in his childhood so he joined German Mission School for which he was converted to Christianity.
5) The Christian name of Birsa Munda was Birsa David which later became Birsa Daud.
6) Birsa became a freedom fighter at the age of 25 and stood against the British Government.
7) A famous slogan of Birsa Munda was “Let the kingdom of King and Queen be ended and our kingdom is established” that was accepted by the whole nation.
8) Birsa Munda died on 9th June 1900.
9) The house of Birsa Munda still exists at its place in a much-damaged condition.
10) His birth anniversary is still celebrated every year by the people of Jharkhand and Karnataka.
Set 4
1) Birsa Munda was an Indian freedom fighter and also a religious leader.
2) He belonged to the Munda tribe, found mostly in the northern parts of India.
3) Munda is the only tribal leader whose portrait has been hung in the main hall of Parliament of India.
4) Birsa was assumed to be a prophet and people of his tribe started following him.
5) He was good at playing flute and also used to carry it with him.
6) Many reputed organizations are running on his names like Birsa Institute of Technology in Sindri, Birsa Munda Air-Port in Ranchi and Birsa Agricultural University in Ranchi and many more.
7) Birsa was arrested on 3rd March 1900 by the British Army in Chakradharpur.
8) At the time of his death, Birsa was in the Jail of Ranchi.
9) British Army declared that he died of Cholera but many Indians assume that he was given poison.
10) Birsa Munda will always be remembered as an Indian Rebellion who is still a motivation for every Indian.
Birsa Munda was a normal child as other tribal children were, but during the time of rising atrocities of the British government, he raised his voice against these atrocities and made his army of fellow tribal people who were able for guerrilla fighting. Birsa Munda opposed the agrarian structure which was imposed by the British government, they were also not allowed to utilize the resources of the jungle. Due to this movement, Birsa became a god to the tribal.