Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar pays tributes to the martyrs on the occasion of 202nd anniversary of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, at the Victory Pillar (obelisk) in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar pays tributes to the martyrs on the occasion of 202nd anniversary of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, at the Victory Pillar (obelisk) in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar being presented with a memento during the 202nd anniversary celebrations of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar pays tributes to the martyrs on the occasion of 202nd anniversary of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, at the Victory Pillar (obelisk) in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar arrives to attend the 202nd anniversary celebrations of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar being presented with a memento during the 202nd anniversary celebrations of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar pays tributes to the martyrs on the occasion of 202nd anniversary of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, at the Victory Pillar (obelisk) in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
Pune: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar pays tributes to the martyrs on the occasion of 202nd anniversary of the historic Koregaon-Bhima War, at the Victory Pillar (obelisk) in Pune on Jan 1, 2020. In the famous Koregaon-Bhima War of January 1, 1818, a small 800-strong force comprising the Mahar caste of the Bombay Native Infantry of the East India Company confronted a battalion of the huge 28,000 men army of the Bajirao Peshwa II, which retreated after a 12-hour long fight. Since then, every year, thousands of Dalits from all over Maharashtra and other parts of the country gather here to commemorate the British forces’ victory over the Peshwa’s army. (Photo: IANS)
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