I am a regular reader of the People's Voice and therefore when I read the paper one day, I was very surprised. I had read many accounts of history earlier, but I had not seen any thing significant on the Great Ghadar of 1857, and so knew very little about it. This was corrected when I attended the communist school on June 9, and further when I read the paper People's Voice.

That issue of the People's Voice enhanced my interest in history. Learning the facts about the 1857 Ghadar gave me a new direction, and a new fund of knowledge. I a m struck by the fact that the Ghadar that was carried out by the revolutionaries against the exploitation and oppression of the colonialists and to throw out them out of our country, is still on today. I do not know why history books have not elaborated the facts of the Great Ghadar. But I am very happy that the June 9 meeting and People's Voice have done a great deal to spread awareness of this history.

In conclusion I would like to say that just as you have published this wealth of historical information in your paper, I wish you would continue to publish other historical information in the future. I will be ever grateful to you!

Your reader, Hariom
New Delhi