On This Day 5 February 2024 Monday

Sam Vikram: 2080 Purnimanta Mass: Magha Paksha: Tithi:  – Feb 05 05:25 PM – Feb 06 04:07 PM

Panchang / पंचांग

Virram Samvat / विरम संवत: 2080
Shaka Samvat / शक संवत: 1945
Amanta Month / अमान्त मास: Pausa
Purnimanta / पूर्णिमांत: Magha
Tithi / तिथि: Krishna Paksha Dashami

Today/ आज

Festivals Today:
Festials Tomorrow: Shatatila Ekaadashee
Day Today:
Day Tomorrow: International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation (A/RES/67/146)”

Yoga / योग:

Dhruva – Feb 04 12:12 PM – Feb 05 10:52 AM
Vyaghata – Feb 05 10:52 AM – Feb 06 08:50 AM”

Karana / करण:

Vishti: 05:44 AM – Feb 05 05:25 PM
Bava: 05:25 PM – Feb 06 04:52 AM
Balava: 04:52 AM – Feb 06 04:07 PM

Sunrise / सूर्योदय: 7:11
Sunset / सूर्यास्त: 17:58

Moonrise / चंद्रोदय: 2:46
Moonset / चंद्रास्त: 13:04

Auspicious Time / शुभ समय

Inauspicious Time / अशुभ समय

Rahu – 8:32 AM – 9:53 AM
Yamaganda – 11:14 AM – 12:34 PM
Gulika – 1:55 PM – 3:16 PM
Dur Muhurat – 12:56 PM – 01:39 PM, 03:06 PM – 03:49 PM
Varjyam – 01:26 PM – 03:01 PM

Information Source: https://www.prokerala.com/”

Today / आज

Freedom Fighters sacrificed / राष्ट्रवादियों ने बलिदान दिया था At Least/ कम से कम: 80

Major Historical Events On This Day 5 February

Vadda Ghalughara (February 5, 1762): The Vadda Ghalughara marked a tragic event in Sikh history where approximately 30,000 Sikhs, mainly non-combatants, were massacred by Ahmad Shah Durrani’s army.

Chauri Chaura Incident (February 5, 1922): The Chauri Chaura incident is a notable event in Indian history. More information is needed to provide a comprehensive note about this incident.

Remembering Indian Freedom Struggle of February 5

Historical Events in Brief

1. Nazam-ud-Daulah (Najimuddin Ali Khan) Takes Office (February 5, 1765): Nazam-ud-Daulah, also known as Najimuddin Ali Khan, assumed office on this date. More details about his role and significance would be helpful.
2. The Northeastern United States Blizzard of 1978 (February 5-7, 1978): This devastating blizzard struck the New England region and the New York metropolitan area, resulting in the loss of approximately 100 lives and causing over US$520 million in damage.

Anniversary This Day 5 February

1. Abhishek Bachchan (Born on February 5, 1976): Renowned celebrity in the entertainment industry.
2. Aindrila Sharma (Born on February 5, 1997): Recognized as a celebrity in her field.
3. Hank Aaron (Born on February 5, 1934): Celebrated baseball player originally from Mobile, Alabama, USA.
4. Roger Staubach (Born on February 5, 1942): A famous American football player born in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
5. Gheorghe Hagi (Born on February 5, 1965): A celebrity in the world of football, hailing from Sacele, Romania.
6. Roberto Alomar (Born on February 5, 1968): A prominent figure in baseball, born in Ponce, Puerto Rico.
7. Tony Jaa (Born on February 5, 1976): A celebrity known for his roles in martial arts, acting, and choreography, originating from Surin, Thailand.
8. El Santo (Born on February 5, 1984): A notable figure in acting and WWE wrestling, associated with Hidalgo.
9. Cristiano Ronaldo (Born on February 5, 1985): A legendary football player, originally from Funchal, Portugal, considered one of the all-time greats.
10. Neymar (Born on February 5, 1992): A renowned football player from the State of São Paulo, Brazil.
11. Adam Ondra (Born on February 5, 1993): A celebrity associated with Brno, Czechia, recognized as an all-time great in his field.
12. Adnan Januzaj (Born on February 5, 1995): A distinguished football player born in Brussels, Belgium.
13. Bhuvneshwar Kumar (Born on February 5, 1990): An Indian fast bowler, known for his exceptional swing bowling skills, originally from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.
14. Freda Bedi (Born on February 5, 1911 – Died on March 26, 1977): A British woman who played a significant role in India’s fight for independence and was jailed for her support of Indian nationalism.
15. Freda Bedi, Spiritual Leader (Born on February 5, 1911 – Died on March 26, 1977): In addition to her political activism, Freda Bedi is also remembered as a spiritual leader.

On This Day 5 February: The Day Marked by Various Historical Events and Tragic Incidents

February 5th has seen a mix of historical events and tragic incidents throughout history, often involving significant casualties.

The Uprising of 1857 on this day:

• On February 5, 1858, in Nagli, Faridabad, Haryana, during the Uprising of 1857 in India, several individuals from the Meo community were caught, convicted, and executed by hanging for their involvement in the rebellion against British rule. These individuals, including Bhooliah, Bhulla, Bishumber, Boodha, Boohnid, Boolund, Chaina, Chainah, Chhutroo, Chutroo, Dhun Singh, Dhunwant, Dill, Doolla, Dulail, Dullel, Elahee Bux, Ellahi Bux, Emam Bux, Husnah, Jahana, Janka, Jhookoa, Jugroop, Jungoo, Kabera, Kahera, Khairatee, Khanka, Khoda Bux, Khyratee, Kowur Chand, Kulloo, Kwur Chund, Luhroo, Medee, Meeroo, Mehdee, Mohoroo, Moodgur, Mookhrah, Mookunda, Moortza Khan, Mungul, Murtza Khan, Mutroo, Noor Bux, Nubbee Bux, Nubbee, Nusseer, Peer Khan, Peeroo, Raola, Roopa, Roora, Rorra, Ruhna, Ruttun Singh, Shah Beg, Shahamut, Shahamut, Soorab, Soorah, Syroo, Ukbar Khan, Ukbur, Ununta, Usta, Usta, Uzeem, Wuzeer, and many others, actively participated in the rebellion, taking part in plundering and killing Englishmen. These events marked a tragic chapter in India’s struggle for independence, resulting in numerous casualties.

Giri Daloi’s Resistance in Meghalaya:

• In Shangpung, the Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya, on 5 February, 1862, U Giri Daloi, the head of an Elaka, led a resistance against British armed forces who were attempting to occupy Shangpung village. He opposed the British imposition of taxes and their mistreatment of the Jaintia people. In the confrontation, U Giri Daloi and eleven other Jaintias were killed.

Lakha Singh’s Activism in Punjab:

• Lakha Singh, a Kuka activist from Punjab, played a role in the attack on Malerkotla butchers on January 15, 1872. He was arrested, charged with murder, and detained in Moulmein (Burma) jail. He passed away on February 5/6, 1903, while in detention.

Ramesh Swami’s Sacrifice in Bharatpur State:

• Ramesh Swami, a teacher and activist in Bharatpur State, Rajasthan, participated in various movements for responsible government and against the ruler’s oppressive policies. He died on February 5, 1947, during the anti-Begar movement in Bhusawar and other places, crushed by a bus while protesting against its refusal to take Satyagrahis on board.

Amar Singh’s Role in the 1857 Uprising:

• Amar Singh, the younger brother of Kunwar Singh, played a vital role in the 1857 Uprising against British rule in India. He assumed command after his brother’s death and continued the fight. Captured in Nepal Terai, he was sent to Gorakhpur Jail, where he died on February 5, 1860.

Himangshu Mohan Basu’s Revolutionary Activities:

• Himangshu Mohan Basu, a student and Jugantar Party member, was involved in revolutionary activities during the freedom struggle in Bengal. He died on February 5, 1937, while in custody at the Carmichael Medical College, Calcutta, after being arrested for his role in the “Tegart Murder Conspiracy.”

Abdulla alias Sukaee and the Chauri Chaura Incident:

• On February 5, 1922, during the Non-Cooperation movement in Chauri Chaura, the British police opened fire on demonstrators, leading to casualties. When the police retreated to their station, the crowd set it on fire, resulting in the deaths of all 23 policemen inside. Abdulla alias Sukaee was accused of involvement in this incident, sentenced to death, and hanged on July 2, 1923.

Bhagwan and Bidhum in the Chauri Chaura Case:

• Bhagwan and Bidhum were also implicated in the Chauri Chaura incident of February 5, 1922, where police firing led to casualties, and the police station was set on fire. They were both sentenced to death and hanged on July 2, 1923.

These events, while tragic, are a reminder of the sacrifices made by individuals during India’s struggle for independence and in various resistance movements against colonial rule.

Feature Image: The image shows a memorial structure dedicated to the Chauri Chaura incident. The memorial, referred to as “Chauri-Chaura Shaheed Smarak,” is a tall, slender monument reaching skyward. It features vertical lines that may symbolize a soaring aspiration or the ascension of the souls of those who were martyred in the historical event. The structure’s design is minimalist, with a stark, unadorned appearance, likely intended to evoke solemn remembrance. In the foreground, there’s a low-rise building, possibly a museum or visitor center associated with the memorial. The structure seems to be enclosed within a fenced area, indicating that it is a site of significance. The overall setting gives an impression of a quiet, contemplative space meant for reflection on the historical events that took place at Chauri Chaura. (Click here to view the image) [Credit https://flickr.com]