Peek into the

Past
The Cellular Jail
The Cellular Jail, also referred to as Kala Pani,
was a colonial jail situated in the Indian islands
of Andaman and Nicobar. It stands as a mute
Spectator to the inhuman sufferings of the patriots
and freedom fighters. Every brick of the Cellular
jail has got a heart rendering story of resistance,
sufferings and sacrifices.

The prisoners in here were brutally treated,

subjected to physical assault, and solitary
confinement. The Life of each brave heart in this
Jail was very challenging. With little food and
clothing, the prisoners were compelled to do
gruelling manual work.

Many charismatic personalities were imprisoned in

this Jail. The list is long and distinguished.
Notably books written by Savarkar motivated youth
and inspired a lot of Indians to fight against the
British for freedom. Also because of his
exceptional quality of being courageous he earned
the nickname 'Veer' and came to be known as Veer
Savarkar.
The history of India cannot be
complete without mentioning the
legendary Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
and Bakuteshwar Dutt.
 वीर सावरकर

लंदन प्रवास

इंडियन वॉर ऑफ़

इंडिपेंडेंस

राजनीतिज्ञ
क्रांतिकारी
प्रशंसित काला पानी की
लेखक सजा
वीर सावरकर का जन्म
28 मई 1883
को नासिक के भगूर
गांव में हुआ।

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Cellular Jail
‘Kala Pani’
Comparative study
Now & Then
Then
Now
The history of India cannot be
complete without mentioning the
legendary Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
and Bakuteshwar Dutt.