Revolutions & Rebirth: Ranjodh Singh Uncovers the Secrets of December 16 - Radio Haanji
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Ranjodh Singh
Ranjodh Singh explores the history of December 16, covering the liberation of Bangladesh and the Boston Tea Party that sparked American independence, on Radio Haanji.
"Some dates in the calendar are just days, but others carry the weight of entire nations on their shoulders."
In today's episode of Today in World History on Radio Haanji 1674AM, host Ranjodh Singh took us back to a day defined by defiance. It wasn't just about reading a timeline; it was about feeling the energy of those moments.
We revisited the emotional birth of a nation—Bangladesh—marking the day they finally stood tall and free in 1971. It is a story of sacrifice that still resonates deeply in South Asia.
But the spirit of rebellion didn't stop there. We also traveled back to the docks of Boston, where a single act of protest—throwing tea into the harbor—lit the fuse for the American War of Independence.
Ranjodh Singh broke down how these two very different events, centuries apart, tell the same human story: the moment people decide they have had enough. It was a powerful reminder that history is made by people just like us.
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