Freedom Fighter Felaram Biswas
Tamra Patra was awarded to Fela Ram Biswas by the Government of India in 1972
Freedom Fighter Felaram Biswas
Fela Ram Biswas, a prominent freedom fighter, was born in 1908 in Satberia village (Kamarpukur) within the Goghat police station jurisdiction in the Hooghly district. His father, Mihirlal Biswas, bore the responsibility of the family until his sudden demise. He took on the mantle of family responsibility. He excelled academically and secured a scholarship from Pukuria Primary School, earning a gold medal as the district's top performer. His commitment to the Swadeshi Movement ignited his involvement in the struggle for India's freedom.
Guided by the principles of Prafulla Chandra Sen, hailed as the 'Gandhi of Arambagh', he actively participated in the non-violent movement. The English authorities persistently raided his residence in an attempt to apprehend him, resorting to the brutal treatment of other family members. In response, he concealed himself within the secret networks of Swadeshi activists. His participation in the Civil Disobedience Movement of 1930 was marked by his involvement in picketing activities in Bali village, under the leadership of Shanti Mohan Roy. Additionally, he embraced indigenous products and shunned foreign goods as part of his dedication to the cause. Consequently, he was arrested, brought to trial in Arambagh, and subsequently sentenced to two years in Alipore Central Jail.
Upon his release, he returned to Satberia village with a renewed commitment to strengthening the Congress Organization. In 1942, he played a non-violent role in the Quit India Movement. Following India's independence, he devoted himself to various social service endeavours. In 1958, with the support of Prafulla Chandra Sen and Golak Dutta, he established Pukuria High School.
His exceptional contributions to India's freedom struggle earned him recognition in 1972 when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi awarded him a Tamra Patra.
Fela Ram Biswas passed away on 25 March 1984.
Freedom Fighters Felaram Biswas Trust Members
Sunjoy Roy, Founder
Sunjoy Roy, founder and president of Freedom Fighters Felaram Biswas Trust. Sunjoy Roy is a social worker as well a well-established Indian poet and writer. He is the son of the daughter of renowned freedom fighter Felaram Biswas. Grandson, Sanjay Roy founded the Freedom Fighters Felaram Biswas Trust with a strong commitment to the society, development of all levels of society and carrying forward the dream of social service activities. Sanjay Roy is currently a resident of Kamarpukur Siberia village under Goghat police station in Hooghly district of the Indian state of West Bengal. The books written by Sanjay Roy are.
1) Vishwabhabi
2) I Think in Thought
3) Prerna
4) Language Demands
Pratima Dogra, Secretary
Pratima Dogra is a dedicated social worker. She is a resident of Amdan village in Ramjibanpur area under Chandrakana police station in Paschim Medinipur district of West Bengal state, India. Childless Pratima Devi was appointed as the secretary of Freedom Fighters Felaram Biswas Trust to serve the people and society in a dedicated manner throughout her life.
Ranajit Das, Treasurer
Born on October 9, 1977, Ranajit Das is a renowned author and writer from the Bengali Film Industry. Ranajit Das is a resident of Kolkata, located in the state of West Bengal, India. He did his schooling from Harendranath Vidyapeeth and completed his higher studies from the famous New Alipore College. He has been a very adept sportsperson since childhood. From a very young age he was passionate about reading story books, writing stories, poems and drawing. This passion was inculcated into him from his mother. He took up writing as a profession. He has written multiple screenplays for various TV channel shows and has composed a series of plays for the Bangladesh entertainment industry. Many of his writings have been published in various publications.
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