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Meri Mati Mera Desh

Joint Venture by Community Radio Association & UNESCO - August 2023

Overview

Libra Welfare Society, in collaboration with the Community Radio Association, proudly presents the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project. This initiative is designed to celebrate and honor the rich history of Bilaspur District by showcasing the inspiring stories of 25 freedom fighters through various engaging programs.

Programs

Poem Competition

As a part of the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project, we organized the "Common People Se Poem Competition." This program encouraged the local community to express their admiration for the freedom fighters through poetry. The top three contributors were awarded gifts and certificates, fostering a sense of creativity and community involvement.

Chhattisgarh Freedom Fighters

The heart of the project lies in the 25-day program dedicated to broadcasting the stories of 25 remarkable freedom fighters on Apraa Radio. This platform served as a medium to share their heroic tales, struggles, and contributions to the community. Each story was a tribute to the indomitable spirit of those who fought for our nation's independence.

Appreciation Certificates

To recognize the efforts of participants and collaborators, appreciation certificates were distributed. These certificates served as tokens of acknowledgment for the collective contribution to preserving and sharing the history of the freedom fighters.
 

The 25 Freedom Fighters of Bilaspur Division

The project proposed by the Community Radio Association shed light on the lives of 25 extraordinary individuals who played pivotal roles in the struggle for independence. Here are a few glimpses of their contributions: 1. Late Jagannath Prasad Poddar - Punished by foreigners and caste oppressors. 2. Late Jwala Prasad Mishra - Comrade with Bapu in jail. 3. Late Mathura Prasad Dubey - Honored with the title of Constitution Man. 4. Late Chintaram Uttalwar - Made trees information assistants. 5. Late Kashiram Tiwari - Walked with Gandhiji on a jail journey. 6. Late Kishan Lal Chaturvedi - First President of Bilaspur Nagar Congress. 7. Late Bhuvan Bhaskar Singh - Provided shelter to V.V. Giri in Khatauli. 8. Late Sardar Amar Singh Sahgal - Freedom fighter who played cricket against the 11th President. 9. Late Devdutt Bhatt - Received a letter from Bapu delivered by Dr. Rajendra Prasad. 10. Late Lalchand Jain - Ignited the flame of independence in the Sutangarh estate. 11. Late P. Shivdulare Mishra - Hoisted the tricolor in Town Hall in 1943. 12. Late Kalika Prasad Dixit - Whose activities in the independence movement were run from his seat. 13. Late Sundarlal Soni - Dedicated to Gandhi's path, a devoted soul. 14. Late Kunj Bihari Lal Agnihotri - Gifted Bilaspur with the first gift of electricity. 15. Late Bhramar Gupta - A warrior with chains on his hands even during surgery. 16. Late Ramkrishna Pandey - A journalist: not fond of flattery. 17. Late Khubchand Baghel - Who first dreamed of Chhattisgarh state. 18. Late Ramacharan Sahu - Last breaths did not stop the spirit of patriotism. 19. Late Gopal Rao Dixit - Presided over the meeting in Nehru's presence. 20. Late Nandorani Jain - A Bharat Mata who fought against the British and oppressors. 21. Late E. Raghavendra Rao - Who recognized and named Bilaspur. 22. Late Dukalu Ram Deshmukh - Whose hands were adorned with handcuffs at the age of fifteen. 23. Late Kranti Kumar Bharatiya - An Indian who gave meaning to the name revolution. 24. Late Murli Dhar Mishra - Whose name still echoes on the mute walls of Jabalpur Jail. 25. Late Thakur Chhedilal Barrister - Declined Gandhi's proposal to become Chief Minister.
 

Impact and Benefits

Community Engagement

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project successfully engaged the local community in preserving and celebrating the rich history of Bilaspur Divison  

Historical Preservation

Through Apraa Radio broadcasts and community involvement, we ensured the preservation of the inspiring stories of the freedom fighters for future generations.  

Cultural Celebration

The project served as a cultural celebration, fostering a sense of pride and unity among the residents of Bilaspur District.  

Conclusion

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project is a testament to our commitment to honoring the legacy of those who fought for our freedom. We extend our gratitude to all participants, collaborators, and the Community Radio Association for making this initiative a meaningful and impactful journey. Together, we continue to celebrate the spirit of freedom and preserve the invaluable history of our nation.

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Meri Mati Mera Desh
PREVIEW

Meri Mati Mera Desh

Overview

Libra Welfare Society, in collaboration with the Community Radio Association, proudly presents the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project. This initiative is designed to celebrate and honor the rich history of Bilaspur District by showcasing the inspiring stories of 25 freedom fighters through various engaging programs.

Programs

Poem Competition

As a part of the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project, we organized the "Common People Se Poem Competition." This program encouraged the local community to express their admiration for the freedom fighters through poetry. The top three contributors were awarded gifts and certificates, fostering a sense of creativity and community involvement.

Chhattisgarh Freedom Fighters

The heart of the project lies in the 25-day program dedicated to broadcasting the stories of 25 remarkable freedom fighters on Apraa Radio. This platform served as a medium to share their heroic tales, struggles, and contributions to the community. Each story was a tribute to the indomitable spirit of those who fought for our nation's independence.

Appreciation Certificates

To recognize the efforts of participants and collaborators, appreciation certificates were distributed. These certificates served as tokens of acknowledgment for the collective contribution to preserving and sharing the history of the freedom fighters.
 

The 25 Freedom Fighters of Bilaspur Division

The project proposed by the Community Radio Association shed light on the lives of 25 extraordinary individuals who played pivotal roles in the struggle for independence. Here are a few glimpses of their contributions: 1. Late Jagannath Prasad Poddar - Punished by foreigners and caste oppressors. 2. Late Jwala Prasad Mishra - Comrade with Bapu in jail. 3. Late Mathura Prasad Dubey - Honored with the title of Constitution Man. 4. Late Chintaram Uttalwar - Made trees information assistants. 5. Late Kashiram Tiwari - Walked with Gandhiji on a jail journey. 6. Late Kishan Lal Chaturvedi - First President of Bilaspur Nagar Congress. 7. Late Bhuvan Bhaskar Singh - Provided shelter to V.V. Giri in Khatauli. 8. Late Sardar Amar Singh Sahgal - Freedom fighter who played cricket against the 11th President. 9. Late Devdutt Bhatt - Received a letter from Bapu delivered by Dr. Rajendra Prasad. 10. Late Lalchand Jain - Ignited the flame of independence in the Sutangarh estate. 11. Late P. Shivdulare Mishra - Hoisted the tricolor in Town Hall in 1943. 12. Late Kalika Prasad Dixit - Whose activities in the independence movement were run from his seat. 13. Late Sundarlal Soni - Dedicated to Gandhi's path, a devoted soul. 14. Late Kunj Bihari Lal Agnihotri - Gifted Bilaspur with the first gift of electricity. 15. Late Bhramar Gupta - A warrior with chains on his hands even during surgery. 16. Late Ramkrishna Pandey - A journalist: not fond of flattery. 17. Late Khubchand Baghel - Who first dreamed of Chhattisgarh state. 18. Late Ramacharan Sahu - Last breaths did not stop the spirit of patriotism. 19. Late Gopal Rao Dixit - Presided over the meeting in Nehru's presence. 20. Late Nandorani Jain - A Bharat Mata who fought against the British and oppressors. 21. Late E. Raghavendra Rao - Who recognized and named Bilaspur. 22. Late Dukalu Ram Deshmukh - Whose hands were adorned with handcuffs at the age of fifteen. 23. Late Kranti Kumar Bharatiya - An Indian who gave meaning to the name revolution. 24. Late Murli Dhar Mishra - Whose name still echoes on the mute walls of Jabalpur Jail. 25. Late Thakur Chhedilal Barrister - Declined Gandhi's proposal to become Chief Minister.
 

Impact and Benefits

Community Engagement

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project successfully engaged the local community in preserving and celebrating the rich history of Bilaspur Divison  

Historical Preservation

Through Apraa Radio broadcasts and community involvement, we ensured the preservation of the inspiring stories of the freedom fighters for future generations.  

Cultural Celebration

The project served as a cultural celebration, fostering a sense of pride and unity among the residents of Bilaspur District.  

Conclusion

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project is a testament to our commitment to honoring the legacy of those who fought for our freedom. We extend our gratitude to all participants, collaborators, and the Community Radio Association for making this initiative a meaningful and impactful journey. Together, we continue to celebrate the spirit of freedom and preserve the invaluable history of our nation.
Meri Mati Mera Desh
PREVIEW

Meri Mati Mera Desh

Overview

Libra Welfare Society, in collaboration with the Community Radio Association, proudly presents the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project. This initiative is designed to celebrate and honor the rich history of Bilaspur District by showcasing the inspiring stories of 25 freedom fighters through various engaging programs.

Programs

Poem Competition

As a part of the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project, we organized the "Common People Se Poem Competition." This program encouraged the local community to express their admiration for the freedom fighters through poetry. The top three contributors were awarded gifts and certificates, fostering a sense of creativity and community involvement.

Chhattisgarh Freedom Fighters

The heart of the project lies in the 25-day program dedicated to broadcasting the stories of 25 remarkable freedom fighters on Apraa Radio. This platform served as a medium to share their heroic tales, struggles, and contributions to the community. Each story was a tribute to the indomitable spirit of those who fought for our nation's independence.

Appreciation Certificates

To recognize the efforts of participants and collaborators, appreciation certificates were distributed. These certificates served as tokens of acknowledgment for the collective contribution to preserving and sharing the history of the freedom fighters.
 

The 25 Freedom Fighters of Bilaspur Division

The project proposed by the Community Radio Association shed light on the lives of 25 extraordinary individuals who played pivotal roles in the struggle for independence. Here are a few glimpses of their contributions: 1. Late Jagannath Prasad Poddar - Punished by foreigners and caste oppressors. 2. Late Jwala Prasad Mishra - Comrade with Bapu in jail. 3. Late Mathura Prasad Dubey - Honored with the title of Constitution Man. 4. Late Chintaram Uttalwar - Made trees information assistants. 5. Late Kashiram Tiwari - Walked with Gandhiji on a jail journey. 6. Late Kishan Lal Chaturvedi - First President of Bilaspur Nagar Congress. 7. Late Bhuvan Bhaskar Singh - Provided shelter to V.V. Giri in Khatauli. 8. Late Sardar Amar Singh Sahgal - Freedom fighter who played cricket against the 11th President. 9. Late Devdutt Bhatt - Received a letter from Bapu delivered by Dr. Rajendra Prasad. 10. Late Lalchand Jain - Ignited the flame of independence in the Sutangarh estate. 11. Late P. Shivdulare Mishra - Hoisted the tricolor in Town Hall in 1943. 12. Late Kalika Prasad Dixit - Whose activities in the independence movement were run from his seat. 13. Late Sundarlal Soni - Dedicated to Gandhi's path, a devoted soul. 14. Late Kunj Bihari Lal Agnihotri - Gifted Bilaspur with the first gift of electricity. 15. Late Bhramar Gupta - A warrior with chains on his hands even during surgery. 16. Late Ramkrishna Pandey - A journalist: not fond of flattery. 17. Late Khubchand Baghel - Who first dreamed of Chhattisgarh state. 18. Late Ramacharan Sahu - Last breaths did not stop the spirit of patriotism. 19. Late Gopal Rao Dixit - Presided over the meeting in Nehru's presence. 20. Late Nandorani Jain - A Bharat Mata who fought against the British and oppressors. 21. Late E. Raghavendra Rao - Who recognized and named Bilaspur. 22. Late Dukalu Ram Deshmukh - Whose hands were adorned with handcuffs at the age of fifteen. 23. Late Kranti Kumar Bharatiya - An Indian who gave meaning to the name revolution. 24. Late Murli Dhar Mishra - Whose name still echoes on the mute walls of Jabalpur Jail. 25. Late Thakur Chhedilal Barrister - Declined Gandhi's proposal to become Chief Minister.
 

Impact and Benefits

Community Engagement

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project successfully engaged the local community in preserving and celebrating the rich history of Bilaspur Divison  

Historical Preservation

Through Apraa Radio broadcasts and community involvement, we ensured the preservation of the inspiring stories of the freedom fighters for future generations.  

Cultural Celebration

The project served as a cultural celebration, fostering a sense of pride and unity among the residents of Bilaspur District.  

Conclusion

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project is a testament to our commitment to honoring the legacy of those who fought for our freedom. We extend our gratitude to all participants, collaborators, and the Community Radio Association for making this initiative a meaningful and impactful journey. Together, we continue to celebrate the spirit of freedom and preserve the invaluable history of our nation.
Meri Mati Mera Desh
PREVIEW

Meri Mati Mera Desh

Overview

Libra Welfare Society, in collaboration with the Community Radio Association, proudly presents the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project. This initiative is designed to celebrate and honor the rich history of Bilaspur District by showcasing the inspiring stories of 25 freedom fighters through various engaging programs.

Programs

Poem Competition

As a part of the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project, we organized the "Common People Se Poem Competition." This program encouraged the local community to express their admiration for the freedom fighters through poetry. The top three contributors were awarded gifts and certificates, fostering a sense of creativity and community involvement.

Chhattisgarh Freedom Fighters

The heart of the project lies in the 25-day program dedicated to broadcasting the stories of 25 remarkable freedom fighters on Apraa Radio. This platform served as a medium to share their heroic tales, struggles, and contributions to the community. Each story was a tribute to the indomitable spirit of those who fought for our nation's independence.

Appreciation Certificates

To recognize the efforts of participants and collaborators, appreciation certificates were distributed. These certificates served as tokens of acknowledgment for the collective contribution to preserving and sharing the history of the freedom fighters.
 

The 25 Freedom Fighters of Bilaspur Division

The project proposed by the Community Radio Association shed light on the lives of 25 extraordinary individuals who played pivotal roles in the struggle for independence. Here are a few glimpses of their contributions: 1. Late Jagannath Prasad Poddar - Punished by foreigners and caste oppressors. 2. Late Jwala Prasad Mishra - Comrade with Bapu in jail. 3. Late Mathura Prasad Dubey - Honored with the title of Constitution Man. 4. Late Chintaram Uttalwar - Made trees information assistants. 5. Late Kashiram Tiwari - Walked with Gandhiji on a jail journey. 6. Late Kishan Lal Chaturvedi - First President of Bilaspur Nagar Congress. 7. Late Bhuvan Bhaskar Singh - Provided shelter to V.V. Giri in Khatauli. 8. Late Sardar Amar Singh Sahgal - Freedom fighter who played cricket against the 11th President. 9. Late Devdutt Bhatt - Received a letter from Bapu delivered by Dr. Rajendra Prasad. 10. Late Lalchand Jain - Ignited the flame of independence in the Sutangarh estate. 11. Late P. Shivdulare Mishra - Hoisted the tricolor in Town Hall in 1943. 12. Late Kalika Prasad Dixit - Whose activities in the independence movement were run from his seat. 13. Late Sundarlal Soni - Dedicated to Gandhi's path, a devoted soul. 14. Late Kunj Bihari Lal Agnihotri - Gifted Bilaspur with the first gift of electricity. 15. Late Bhramar Gupta - A warrior with chains on his hands even during surgery. 16. Late Ramkrishna Pandey - A journalist: not fond of flattery. 17. Late Khubchand Baghel - Who first dreamed of Chhattisgarh state. 18. Late Ramacharan Sahu - Last breaths did not stop the spirit of patriotism. 19. Late Gopal Rao Dixit - Presided over the meeting in Nehru's presence. 20. Late Nandorani Jain - A Bharat Mata who fought against the British and oppressors. 21. Late E. Raghavendra Rao - Who recognized and named Bilaspur. 22. Late Dukalu Ram Deshmukh - Whose hands were adorned with handcuffs at the age of fifteen. 23. Late Kranti Kumar Bharatiya - An Indian who gave meaning to the name revolution. 24. Late Murli Dhar Mishra - Whose name still echoes on the mute walls of Jabalpur Jail. 25. Late Thakur Chhedilal Barrister - Declined Gandhi's proposal to become Chief Minister.
 

Impact and Benefits

Community Engagement

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project successfully engaged the local community in preserving and celebrating the rich history of Bilaspur Divison  

Historical Preservation

Through Apraa Radio broadcasts and community involvement, we ensured the preservation of the inspiring stories of the freedom fighters for future generations.  

Cultural Celebration

The project served as a cultural celebration, fostering a sense of pride and unity among the residents of Bilaspur District.  

Conclusion

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project is a testament to our commitment to honoring the legacy of those who fought for our freedom. We extend our gratitude to all participants, collaborators, and the Community Radio Association for making this initiative a meaningful and impactful journey. Together, we continue to celebrate the spirit of freedom and preserve the invaluable history of our nation.
Meri Mati Mera Desh
PREVIEW

Meri Mati Mera Desh

Overview

Libra Welfare Society, in collaboration with the Community Radio Association, proudly presents the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project. This initiative is designed to celebrate and honor the rich history of Bilaspur District by showcasing the inspiring stories of 25 freedom fighters through various engaging programs.

Programs

Poem Competition

As a part of the "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project, we organized the "Common People Se Poem Competition." This program encouraged the local community to express their admiration for the freedom fighters through poetry. The top three contributors were awarded gifts and certificates, fostering a sense of creativity and community involvement.

Chhattisgarh Freedom Fighters

The heart of the project lies in the 25-day program dedicated to broadcasting the stories of 25 remarkable freedom fighters on Apraa Radio. This platform served as a medium to share their heroic tales, struggles, and contributions to the community. Each story was a tribute to the indomitable spirit of those who fought for our nation's independence.

Appreciation Certificates

To recognize the efforts of participants and collaborators, appreciation certificates were distributed. These certificates served as tokens of acknowledgment for the collective contribution to preserving and sharing the history of the freedom fighters.
 

The 25 Freedom Fighters of Bilaspur Division

The project proposed by the Community Radio Association shed light on the lives of 25 extraordinary individuals who played pivotal roles in the struggle for independence. Here are a few glimpses of their contributions: 1. Late Jagannath Prasad Poddar - Punished by foreigners and caste oppressors. 2. Late Jwala Prasad Mishra - Comrade with Bapu in jail. 3. Late Mathura Prasad Dubey - Honored with the title of Constitution Man. 4. Late Chintaram Uttalwar - Made trees information assistants. 5. Late Kashiram Tiwari - Walked with Gandhiji on a jail journey. 6. Late Kishan Lal Chaturvedi - First President of Bilaspur Nagar Congress. 7. Late Bhuvan Bhaskar Singh - Provided shelter to V.V. Giri in Khatauli. 8. Late Sardar Amar Singh Sahgal - Freedom fighter who played cricket against the 11th President. 9. Late Devdutt Bhatt - Received a letter from Bapu delivered by Dr. Rajendra Prasad. 10. Late Lalchand Jain - Ignited the flame of independence in the Sutangarh estate. 11. Late P. Shivdulare Mishra - Hoisted the tricolor in Town Hall in 1943. 12. Late Kalika Prasad Dixit - Whose activities in the independence movement were run from his seat. 13. Late Sundarlal Soni - Dedicated to Gandhi's path, a devoted soul. 14. Late Kunj Bihari Lal Agnihotri - Gifted Bilaspur with the first gift of electricity. 15. Late Bhramar Gupta - A warrior with chains on his hands even during surgery. 16. Late Ramkrishna Pandey - A journalist: not fond of flattery. 17. Late Khubchand Baghel - Who first dreamed of Chhattisgarh state. 18. Late Ramacharan Sahu - Last breaths did not stop the spirit of patriotism. 19. Late Gopal Rao Dixit - Presided over the meeting in Nehru's presence. 20. Late Nandorani Jain - A Bharat Mata who fought against the British and oppressors. 21. Late E. Raghavendra Rao - Who recognized and named Bilaspur. 22. Late Dukalu Ram Deshmukh - Whose hands were adorned with handcuffs at the age of fifteen. 23. Late Kranti Kumar Bharatiya - An Indian who gave meaning to the name revolution. 24. Late Murli Dhar Mishra - Whose name still echoes on the mute walls of Jabalpur Jail. 25. Late Thakur Chhedilal Barrister - Declined Gandhi's proposal to become Chief Minister.
 

Impact and Benefits

Community Engagement

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project successfully engaged the local community in preserving and celebrating the rich history of Bilaspur Divison  

Historical Preservation

Through Apraa Radio broadcasts and community involvement, we ensured the preservation of the inspiring stories of the freedom fighters for future generations.  

Cultural Celebration

The project served as a cultural celebration, fostering a sense of pride and unity among the residents of Bilaspur District.  

Conclusion

The "Meri Mati Mera Desh" project is a testament to our commitment to honoring the legacy of those who fought for our freedom. We extend our gratitude to all participants, collaborators, and the Community Radio Association for making this initiative a meaningful and impactful journey. Together, we continue to celebrate the spirit of freedom and preserve the invaluable history of our nation.