Born on 17th April, 1806, Maniram Dutta Baruah, popularly known as Maniram Dewan was undoubtedly the greatest Assamese of the first half of the 19th century. He was first Assamese Tea planter. He established tea gardens at Chinamara in Jorhat and at Singlou in Sibsagar district. He played an active role in the freedom movement of Assam.
Maniram Dewan was hanged to death by the british Court of Law in 1858 at Jorhat, for taking part in Sepoy Mutiny and conspiring against the British Government. His role in the freedom movement against the British will be remembered for ages to come.
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Moirangthem Maniram Singha was born in 1970.
Manher Desai was born on August 3, 1917, in Mumbai, Maharahstra, India.
Karan Dewan died on August 2, 1979, in Bombay, India.
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Paddy Dewan is a well known and recognized Melbourne surgeon. He is best known for his traveling's to South Africa to help children with serious illnesses and diseases.
Maniram Dewan was born on 1806-04-17.
Following two tea gardens were founded by Maniram Dewan during 1840s and were confiscated by British ruler's government and auctioned to private tea companies after hanging Maniram Dewan on February 26, 1858 for rebellious acts :- 1: Cinnamara Tea Garden, Jorhat, Assam, India and 2: Senglung " " , Near Sonari, Sivasagar District, Assam, India.
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Moirangthem Maniram Singha was born in 1970.
Pandit Motiram Pandit Maniram Sangeet Samaroh was created in 1972.
Darryll Dewan and Nancy Lee!
Rahul Dewan was born in 1986.
The cast of The Dust of His Feet - 2010 includes: Sujon Dewan as himself Kajol Dewan as himself Arif Dewan as himself Abdul Hai Dewan as himself Matal Rajjak Dewan as himself
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Since his childhood Maniram Dutta Baruah had seen the deplorable state of the Ahom kingdom, Assam caused first by the rebellion of Moamaria people of Eastern Assam followed by Burmese invasion first in 1817 and again in 1819 and carried out intolarably henious autocracies on the people of Assam,which were beyond expression. Half of the population either flee away or massacared by the tyrranic invaders. The royal family of the Ahom king, Purandar Sinha with those of his nobles including the Prime Minister, Ramdutta Bar Bhandar Baruah, father of Maniram, left Assam and took shelter in Eastern Bengal, where they came in contact with the British rulers, who had also to prevent intrusions by the Burmese into Bengal. Then on their request British advanced into Assam and repulsed the invaders, when Maniram Dutta Baruah with few other aids guided the British Platoon led by David Scott in 1824, and restored entire kingdom by subordinating other rebel groups like Mataks (Moamarias), Singphos and Khamtis, using British army. British recovered Assam by executing the treaty of Yandabu with the king of Burma, on 24 February,1826 and restored peace an harmony in Assam taking all round helps and guidances from Maniram Dutta Baruah who sincerely relied on the declaration made by David Scott to the people of Assam that they were not coming to conquer Assam and would go back after expelling the Burmese invaders. But latter seeing no mood of the British to keep their words Maniram petitioned on behalf the Ahom Prince to restore him the reign of the kingdom on 5 June,1853, to A.J.Moffat Mills visiting Sivasagar on deputation by Lt.Governor of Bengal to enquire about administration matters in Assam, but to no response. Gradually he become more disgruntled and went to Calcutta and submitted two lengthy petitions to the Governor General on 6 May,1857, but to no avail. So Maniram Dewan was the first freedom fighter to adopt "Non-Violence" as the means of his struggle to restore Ahom regime in Assam from the British colonial rulers, sixty years ago when Mohatma Gandhi started 'Non Violent Movement' for freedom of India and suceeded in 1947. Maniram Dewan's aversion for 'violence' was reflected from his stance against the armed rebellions against the British by Gomdhar Konwar in 1828 and Piyali Bar Phukan in 1830. Piyali Bar Phukan was the first martyr of Assam and Gamdhar Konwar, however died while in imprisonment . Whatsoever may be the case, being disappointed Maniram Dewan planned, of course with broken heart, to carry forward the sepoy mutiny from Northern India into Assam which led to his martyrdom in 1858 together with his close associate in the plot, Piyali Baruah.
Jenna Dewan was born on December 3, 1980.
Jenna Dewan was born on December 3, 1980.