Book Name: The Past as Present
Writer: Romila Thapar
On 15 August 1947, I was in the most recent year of school in Pune. The
whole school, the guardians of the understudies, and other well-wishers
were welcomed for the celebration. The chief had disclosed to me that I
would need to bring down the UnionJack, raise the Indian banner in its
place, plant a sapling, and deliver a short discourse. I had spent restless
evenings thinking about what I should state in my short discourse and was
scared of tending to a public crowd—an inconvenience that I have always
had. Planting the sapling was enjoyable. Raising the Indian banner was an
intensely emotional second, given that so much political dramatization had
been played out in Pune during the 1940s and a few of us had made it a
highlight surge from school in the late evening to go to Gandhiji’s petition
gatherings during periods when he was out of jail. However, the hardest
was the discourse and the more I counseled my friends, educators, and
guardians, the more confounded I became.
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