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KOMARAM BHEEMKomaram bheem was born in family of Gonda Tribals in the forests of Adilabad. he was not exposed to the out side world and didn not have any formal education Bheem was inspired by Alluri Sitaramaraju, and his heart was aflame when he heard the death of Bhagat Singh. Realising that the time was near to revolt against the the
Nizam Government's wild official injustice, Komaram Bheem became a veritable deity, raging with the fire of revolt. Talukdar Abdul Sattar failed to bring Bheem to kow-tow his line. Abdul Sattar, well equipped with ninety policemen armed with guns, attacked Bheem, who did not have any armour to protect himself. On that fateful full moon night,
hundreds of followers of Bheem armed themselves with bows, arrows, swords and spears. The fearless Gonds launched a frontal assault, from just a dozen feet away from the Nizam's police force, braved their guns, only to be riddled with bullets.

That night, the moon burnt like a flaming sun. That night, the wild moonlight became a veritable stream of tears. That night, the martyr Komaram Bheem became a deity and eternal hero to the Hindu community. Komaram Bheem is Trible leader who fought against the erstwhile Asaf Jahi Dynasty for the liberation of Hyderabad State at the Beginning
of the 20 th century .In telugu, he is known as Komaram Puli The birth of the liberation movement originally took place when Hindus, be it villagers (Gramvasis), forest-dwelling tribals (Vanavasis) or city-dwellers (Nagaravasis), were fed up of the atrocities of the Nizam of Hyderabad. Under the Nizam's theocratic rule (as under the previous rule by
the Sultans), Hindus were killed or forcibly converted in lakhs. Countless Hindu women and children were raped and carred away as sex slaves.

Ancient Hindu temples were desecrated and destroyed and built over by mosques. Hindu names of cities were banned and Islamic Slave Names were imposed on cities, viz. Hyderabad, Nizamabad, Sikandarabad, Adilabad, Karimnagar, Zaheerabad, Musheerabad, Quthbullapur and so on. As neither Vanavasis, Gramvasis or Nagaravasis were spared
the Islamic oppression, it was obvious that all of them would rise up in revolt. A group of Hindu bravehearts together to protest these acts, and finally, took up violent means to counter the Nizam and safeguard the Hindu masses. Komaram Bheem is a bright flame that lit the fire of liberation amongst the people.CHITYALA AILAMMA(1919
-1985)There is nothing of my husband nothing of my son it is my name that has stood wherever i gothe sangham folk come and say ,'one should be like ailamma',Hailing from the chakali caste in palakurti village aillamma's struggle for land and her Resistance to the nizam's forces make her a legend of the telangana peasant struggle. As the repression
on her grew, she became totally involve in the struggle, travelling form village to village to escape the police. undeterred by arrest and torure the determination and courage aillamma showed was Exemplary.DAASARADHI KRISHNAMACHARYULUDasarathi Krishnamacharya (1926—1987) was poet laureate of Andhra Pradesh. His early works Agni
Dhara (1949) and Rudra Veena (1950) contain ‘flaming verses spitting spumes of fire and ire’. His poetic expression “My dear dear Telangana is a million diamond studded Veena’ endears him to all who know his daring exploits in opposing autocratic rule of Nizam in pre-independence days. He suffered imprisonment and must have been happy with
liberation of Telangana and formation a state for the Telugus. His second phase of poetic career was characterized by national fervour. The third phase reflects his humanism and versatility as a poet.
He authored several poetry volumes and introduced Rubaiyat in Telugu. SARDAR SARVAYI PAPANNA GOUDSardar Sarvayi Papanna Goud born in Goud Community at Khilashapur Village near jangaon in Warangal District.
He fought against the Muslim rule in Telangana. He Constituted some mansions and protected the interest of poor. He lived During the Period of AurangaZeb Hsivaji conquered maharastra From Muslim rule and at the Same Time Papanna occupied Telangana area from Mughal Rule Between 1687 to 1724K V RANGA REDDYKonda Venkata Ranga
Reddy popularly known as K. V. Ranga Reddy (born 1889, date of death unknown) is a former Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh .He is a freedom fighter who fought the telangana rebellion against the nizams.He was born in pedda mangalaram near hyderbad.He is Father-in-law of Marry Chenna Reddy KALOJI-Naa Telangana Koti Ratanala
VeenaMore popularly known as Kaloji or Kalanna is a well known Indian freedom fighter and a political activist of Telangana.He is noted for his contributions in the social and literary fields. He won Padma Vibhushan..Kaloji was born in Madikonda village outskirts of Warangal During his student days and later, he was deeply influenced by the popular
movements of the time like the Arya Samaja Movement especially the civil rights part of it, the Library Movement and the Andhra Maha Sabha Movement. The fraternal care and affection of his elder brother kaloji ramesh rao a noted Urdu poet, has also played a vital role in shaping the personality of Kaloji. Kaloji participated in Andhra MahaSabha
activities since its formation in 1934. He was also associated with the Arya samaj He actively participated in the freedom movement of the erstwhile Hyderabad State and underwent imprisonment under the Nizam He has also participated in various social, political and literary activities in Ap. His active involvement with the masses and their problems
and his tireless struggle for their emancipation have naturally earned him in equal measure the love of the people and the wrath of the powers that be.

He is one of those select freedom fighters of our country who were imprisoned by the feudal lords and the alien rulers before the attainment of Indian Independence and by the native leaders thereafter. RAAVI NARAYANA REDDYRaavi Narayana Reddy is a Famous indian communist freedom fighter . A member of Andhra Mahasabha, Raavi Narayana
Reddy was one of the Top Leaders of the Telangana Rebellion led by the Communist Party of India (CPI) against the Cruel rule of the Nizam king. He was born june 5, 1908 in Bollepally, Bhongiri Mandal, Nalgonds District Hyderabad State.During 1946-1951, Telangana Saw peasant guerilla armed struggle launched under the aegis of the communist
party of india (CPI), led by Raavi Narayana Reddy, The Andhra Mahasabha Had Allied Itself With The CPI which had strong roots in the Telangana COUNTRY SIDE Telangana communist guerrilla leader (1910—1948) This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources.
Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.Find sources: "Anabheri Prabhakar Rao" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (May 2016) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Anabheri Prabhakar RaoBorn(1910-08-15)15 August 1910Polampally, British IndiaDied14 March 1948(1948-03-14) (aged 37)Muhammadapur,
Karimnagar District, Telangana, IndiaOther namesTelangana Bhagat SinghOccupation(s)Freedom fighter, poet, playwright, composer, artistSpouseSarala Devi Anabheri Prabhakar Rao (Telugu: ) (15 August 1910 – 14 March 1948) was a Telangana communist guerrilla leader[1] and is also considered a foremost authority of the
Telugu language. He was an Indian freedom fighter, considered to be one of the most influential revolutionaries of the Indian independence movement. He was an intellectual, military theorist, diplomat and major figure of the Telangana Rebellion. He died fighting against the Nizam and Razakars. Early life Anabheri Prabhakar Rao was born to the
couple Venkateshwar Rao and Radhabai on 15 August 1910 in a Deshmukh family of Polampally village in Thimmapur Mandal in Karimnagar District in the Hyderabad State (presently Telangana).

Born into a Hindu Yellapu family which had earlier been involved in revolutionary activities against the Nizam of Hyderabad, Anabheri studied revolutionary movements as a teenager and was attracted to anarchism and communism. He became involved in numerous revolutionary organizations against the Nizam. Anabheri gained support when
demanding equal rights for the Telugu speaking people under the Nizam. His legacy prompted the youth in Telangana to begin fighting for the Telangana independence and also increased the rise of socialism in Telangana. While studying in the Nizam College, he was inspired by the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, Subhas Chandra Bose,
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and entered the Anti-Nizam Movement as a student. Anti-Nizam Movement Anabheri played an important role in organising the 4th Andhra Mahasabha conference.
He was elected as the District secretary of office of Andhra Mahasabha at Boiwada in Karimnagar, and Baddam Yella Reddy was elected as the District president. He fought against the Nizam and Razakars. On the call given by Baddam Yella Reddy in September 1947 many people joined the struggle.
A Dalam or squad was formed under the leadership of Anabheri Prabhakar Rao. The members of the squads burnt the Records of Patels and Patwaris in about forty villages in January 1948. He was a regional hero who gave a new wave to the revolutionary movement in Telangana. His only goal in life was to free Telangana from Nizam
Empire/Razakars. He was known as Karimnagar/Telangana Bhagat Singh Anabheri died in battle aged 37. In a fight against the Police and Razakars led by Nizam's close adviser Khasim Razvi, there was a fierce exchange of fire on 14 March 1948 between the police and the communist squad in the hills and hillocks of Muhammadapur near Husnabad
in Karimnagar district.[1][2] [3] After death After the death of Anabheri Prabhakar, the Telangana Rebellion raised high. Every village created youth forces to fight with Razakars. Not only men, women's also trained using arms. Later Telangana freedom fighters recognised as Indian freedom fighters, India Government took police action (Sardar
Vallabhai Patel leadership) on Nizam and Razakars. The operation, called "Operation Polo", took place from 13 September 1948 to 17 September 1948. On 17 September 1948 Nizam surrendered to the India military. Telangana got freedom and merged in Indian Union. Razakar leader Khasim Razvi was sent to jail for killing thousands of innocent
people but later he was relieved and settled in Pakistan. All the names of these comrades, who died fighting can be noticed on the stupa erected in their memory near the hills of Muhammadapur.[4][5] There is a statue of Anabheri Prabhakar Rao in Karimnagar in front of Venketeshwara temple.[1] It was erected on 12 January 1994 by then Chief
Minister, Mr Kotla Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy.[6][7] Another statue of Mr. Anabheri Prabhakar Rao, donated by BJP leader Ch. Vidaysagar Rao was unveiled in Husnabad town of Karimnagar district on 22 October 2012 by Telangana armed struggle leader Ch. Kamala Devi in the presence of Karimnagar MP Ponnam Prabhakar, legislator A. Praveen
Reddy, former legislators E. Peddi Reddy and Chada Venkat Reddy, freedom fighter Boinpalli Venkat Rama Rao.
See also Karimnagar Telangana Sircilla Andhra Mahasabha References General "The National Movement in Telangana". Modern History of Karimnagar. scribd.com.
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