యావత్ భారతదేశాన్ని ఏకతాటిపై నిలిపిన వందేమాతర గీతం || Vande Mataram 150 years || Jagriti Tv

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Vande Mataram original song with Telugu lyrics

Vande Mataram full song with Telugu lyrics

This year marks the 150th commemoration of the iconic national song that inspired the Independence struggle of Bharat – Vande Mataram. Rishi Bankim Chandra, as Sri Aurobindo chose to call him, first composed it as a beautiful mantra dedicated to the rich, caring, prosperous, and blissful Motherland in 1875 on the night of Saptami, the seventh day of Durga Puja, for the publication Bangadarshan. That day, as per the Gregorian calendar, happened to be November 7. In 1896, Gurudev Rabindranath Thakur composed a tune for it, and eventually it was sung during a Congress session. Despite the controversies created by the Muslim League in the pre-Independence period, which were sustained by the Secularists and Communists, the celebration of Vande Mataram needs to be observed in the true spirit it stands for – the eternal Mantra of Matriotism.

During the period of colonisation, ordinary people lost confidence in themselves. The English-educated intellectuals had accepted British rule as the saving grace and source of the rule of law. After the setback of the 1857 War of Independence, the self-abjuration about our past was so ingrained in our colonised minds that the fighting spirit was reduced to petitions. Amidst this, some revolutionaries and secret societies, along with Sanyasis in Maths and Mandirs, were trying to regroup and revive the fighting spirit against the inhuman colonialism. Anandmath by Rishi Bankim manifested as the Mantra for all of them. The setting of the novel was not against any religious enemy, but resistance against the inhuman and unrighteous force. Unfortunately, the Muslim League and Islamists failed to understand, and the pseudo-secularists failed to assert. The partition of Bengal in 1905, carried out on religious lines by Lord Curzon, revived the fighting spirit of the masses and provided a window for renewed vigour in the pursuit of Independence. When one part of the country was partitioned, the entire society came together, and the binding force was Vande Mataram. These two magical words, ‘Swadeshi’ and ‘Swaraj’, provided a complete sense and meaning. The collective resistance of all overcoming regions, religions, languages, and castes, and forcing the British to roll back the partition, shows the power that Sanjivani Mantra provided to the battle against Bengal’s partition. The only adverse side effect of this magnificent struggle was the formation of the Muslim League at the behest of the British, which eventually led to the partition of Bharat on both Easten and Western sides in 1947.

The Vande Mataram could become the galvanising mantra for the masses for three reasons. It was simple yet powerful to awaken the public to an unconditional love for the Motherland. The Mother of the chant was not a new Goddess for the people, but the same whom we have always worshipped – either in the form of Durga or Kali. So, even illiterate but culturally wise people of Bharat could relate to it immediately. The narration of the entire poem unfolds the physical, social, economic, political and spiritual manifestation of the idea called Bharat. The Sanskritised song with a Bengali overtone reconnected us to the civilisation’s wisdom of seeing Bharat as Mata, as our ancient Rishis had taught us, and we had forgotten during the series of invasions. It was the reinstatement of the spirit of ancient Rashtra, based on cultural unity and reverence for the Motherland. Unlike Europe, which was inspired by the idea of political patriotism based on the concept of the fatherland, Bharat has always cherished a knowledge tradition based on cultural nationalism, rooted in the concept of Matriotism. Vande Mataram was the revival of the same ethos.

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