ചെന്നൈയിലെ ഈ പോലീസ്‌കാരനെ കണ്ടു പഠിക്കു എല്ലാവരും.

kept running over the length of the supplication lobby noisily singing 'Vande Mataram'. Every one of them were ousted from school. Presently at 92, Prabhuta Kavishwar, who was one of the 10 young ladies, is readied do that once more. "We were 14 and loaded with energetic intensity with Gandhiji's opportunity development picking up energy. We declined to sing anything besides the national tune," she says gladly. Kavishwar lives in Khadia with her family. Albeit deaf, her memory is still sharp. "The school powers had detected that we were up to something and banished us from entering the petition corridor. So we utilized a stepping stool to move over the compound divider and burst out singing 'Vande Mataram'. The peons attempted to catch me as I was holding the Tricolor, yet I bit them and fled," she says with a laugh. So moving was their demonstration of rebellion that 300 different understudies quit setting off to the school. ''Later, it was Gandhiji and Vallabhbhai Patel who got any semblance of Ganesh Mavlankar, Jeevanlal Diwan and Kasturbhai Lalbhai to begin a casual school for us at Shardaben Pandit's lodge," she says. In any case, she is exasperates about the progressing discuss about whether singing the national melody ought to be compulsory. "There were Muslim young ladies too with me on the day we sang 'Vande Mataram'. It was the enthusiasm to sing the national tune that bound us. I am amazingly pitiful that today the same melody has isolated individuals.