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Tarabai Bhosale: Maratha Queen Who Successfully Led War Against Aurangzeb's Forces17. Baji Rout: Freedom Fighter Martyred at 12 Years18. Tirot Sing: Guerrilla Terror to British From 1829 to 183319. The Bishnois: 15th Century Legacy of Vaishnava Theology and Ecology Conservation20. Kanaklata Barua: Freedom Fighter Martyred at 17 for Holding High the National Flag21. Uda Devi: Killed 32 British Soldiers in Sikandar Bagh in 185722. Roipulliani: 84 Year Old Mizoram Village Chief Who Defended Her People From British Aggression23. Kartar Singh Sarabha: Sikh Freedom Fighter Martyred at 19; Bhagat Singh Regarded Him as Guru24. Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, and Sukhdev: What You Must Know25. Chandrashekhar Azad: The Journey for 'Swatantrata'26. Khudiram Bose: An Orphan at 7 to Hanging by British at Age 1827. Paona Brajabashi: Fearless Manipur General Who Led Fierce Battle Against British in 189128. Shivdevi Tomar: Killed 17 British Soldiers in 185729. Veerapandiya Kattabomman: Tamil Nadu Chieftain Who Defeated British Twice; Hanged at 3930. Kanhoji Angre: 18th Century Maratha Navy Admiral Who Was Never Defeated by European Forces31. Pasaltha Khuangchera: And Brave Warriors of Mizoram Who Fought Against Britishers32. Lakshmi Bai: Motherless at 4 to Battlefield Warrior Against British Forces and Martyrdom at 3033. Hemchandra Vikramaditya: From a Vegetable Seller to the Last Hindu Ruler of Delhi34. Alluri Sitarama Raju: Killed Several British Officers and Martyred at 2635. Rana Hammir Singh: Regained Mewar From Delhi Sultanate and Rajputana From Tughlaqs36. Kakatiyas and Kapaya Nayaka Telugu Chieftain Who Reconquered Warangal From Delhi Sultanate37. Matmur Jamoh: Arunachal Pradesh Freedom Fighter Who Killed British Officer; Jailed at Kalapani38. Kalyan Singh Gurjar: Terrorized the British by Killing Many Britishers in 1822-2439. Sambhudhan Phonglo: Dimasa Freedom Fighter Who Raised an Army for War Against British40. Banda Singh: Sikh General Who Led 5 Battles to Victory Against Mughals and Established Supremacy in Punjab41. Mula Gabharu: Ahom Warrior Who Killed Two Lieutenants of Muslim Army in 1533 Battle42. Chain Singh: 24 Year Old Rajput Who Led an Army of 50 Against Huge British Force in 182443. Kaneganti Hanumanthu: Revolted Against British Tax Policy Imposed on Farmers; Martyred at 3044. Avantibai: Ramgarh Rani Who Won 1st Battle Against British and Martyred in 2nd at 27 Years45. Mahabiri Devi: How Mahabiri Devi and 22 Village Women Killed Many British Soldiers in 185746. Suhaldev: Shravasti Raja Who Defeated and Killed Ghaznavid General Salar Masud in 1034 CE47. Durgadas Rathore: Protected Jodhpur Prince From Aurangzeb and Kept Marwar Flag Flying High48. Prataprao Gurjar: Defeat of Mughal Army in Salher Battle and Encounter With Bahalol Khan49. Narasimhadeva: Orissa King Who Defeated Turkic Afghan Tughan Khan in 1244 CE50. Benoy Badal Dinesh: Bengal Freedom Fighters Who Killed Col NS Simpson, British IG of Police51. Nag Bhat I: This Gurjar Pratihar King Badly Defeated Arab Forces52. 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