Mangal Pandey birth anniversary: 10 achievements of the brave Indian revolutionary

Mangal Pandey, an Indian soldier, played a significant role in India's rebellion against the British colonial rule in 1857 when he refused to use animal-fat greased Enfield rifle cartridges that offended both Hindu and Muslim soldiers. His actions led to the Indian Rebellion of 1857 and his sacrifice inspired Indian freedom fighters and leaders. Mangal Pandey became a symbol of resistance and nationalism during the uprising and ignited the larger rebellion against British rule. His bravery and sacrifice contributed to Indian nationalism and impacted British policies, memorialized in numerous streets, parks, and institutions, and cultural representations in books, films, and other media.