In our latest episode #22, we delve into Kartar Singh Sarabha's life and his role in India's independence struggle with the Ghadar Party. From his upbringing in Punjab to forming the Ghadar Party in California, we uncover Sarabha's journey. Despite facing hardships, he ran the Ghadar newspaper and planned a revolt against British rule during World War I. Sarabha's arrest and execution in 1915 marked the end of his life, but his legacy of courage continues to inspire us.

IN DEPTH:

Kartar Singh Sarabha schooling, personality (1896 to 1912) - His trip to California - Racism - Berkeley University - Meeting Ghadari Baabe, Baba Sohan Singh Bhakna, Lala Hardayal, Jwala singh Ji and many others - Ghadar Party and its Plans - Sarabha running Ghadar Newspaper - Sarabha learning to fly Aeroplane - Komagata Maru/Budge Budge incident(April 1914) - World War 1(1914) - Ghadar Party planning for mutiny against British government during WW1 - Spy William Hopkinson - Michael O’ Dwyer - Sarabha Homecoming (1914)- Saraba being backbone of Party - Mishriwala Pull Incident (27 November, 1914) - Hijacking Military Camps - Spy Kirpal Singh - Arrest of Sarabha at Sargodha (March 2, 1915) - Court Trial/Death Sentence  - His Legacy and Inspiration.