Sakharam Deuskar - A Lifestory

Born in 1869, this person was a strong freedom fighter. His writing helped start the feeling of wanting freedom in India when the British ruled. He moved to Bengal and got very involved in the freedom movement. He was not a politician giving loud speeches, but a writer. His words touched people deeply. His most important work, "Desher Katha" (1904), showed how the British were using India's money unfairly. The book became very popular, selling many copies and pushing people to fight for independence. His clear writing showed the bad parts of British rule in a way that normal people could understand. He said that the British were taking India's money, hurting its businesses, and ruining its old way of life. "Desher Katha" was more than just a book; it was a push to do something. Besides "Desher Katha", this person also helped people learn more by working with newspapers and magazines. His writing affected many important people at the time. This made him a key voice in the Indian independence movement. He died in 1912, but his work still inspires people today.