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Sweet songs of freedom: How poetry stirred a nation to fight for its rights

The Hindu · 21 August 2026 at 10:30 am

Sweet songs of freedom: How poetry stirred a nation to fight for its rights

Before speeches filled stadiums and hashtags flooded social media, songs carried the dream of freedom from one voice to another.

Discover how music and poetry united a nation and continue to inspire generations today.

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