The epochs of bravery and sacrifice within India’s protracted struggle for independence from British colonial rule are highlighted by distinct periods of resistance, uprisings, and revolutionary movements. From the initial spark of the 1857 Uprising, often hailed as the First War of Independence, to the strategic battles waged by the Indian National Army (INA) during World War II, and the indomitable spirit of those involved in the Quit India Movement, each period embodies the relentless fight for freedom. March 17th stands out as a day of significant sacrifice across these varied phases, where brave souls like Azim Allee, Abdul Ghani, and Nuna Murmu, among others, laid down their lives. Their stories are not just tales of valor but of an enduring legacy that continues to inspire the quest for justice and freedom.