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Essay 1

Jawaharlal Nehru was born on 14th November, 1889. His father Motilal Nehru was a leading lawyer in Allahabad. His mother's name was Swarup Rani. Born after 11 Years of their marriage, Jawaharlal Nehru grew up in opulence. He was the only son in the family with two more siblings Vijayalaxmi and Kirishna.

A home tutor was appointed for the education of Jawaharlal Nehru & his two sister. But when this was found insufficient, he was admitted at the age of 15 to Harrow in England. He had an encyclopedic mind and as such his interests in reading had a wide range. At 17, he joined the Trinity college, Concbridge in October 1907.

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During his stay in England, he was highly interested in the political developments taking place in India. At that time his thoughts were aligned to the extremist ideology spearheaded by Lokamanya Tilak and Arbindo Ghosh, before returning to India in 1912. He also had a short stint at the wonder school of Economics.

Jawaharlal Nehru started practicing law in the Allahabad High Court as his father's deputy. Soon he joined the Congress Party. He met Gandhiji at the Lucknow session in 1916 and was very much impressed by the great personality. He gave up all the comforts of his life and career to become a full-time congress activist. After the incidents like passing of the Rowlatt Bills by the British Govt. and the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre.

Gradually, he rose in command within the congress and became a very important leader. He participated in almost all the movements initiated by the congress and had for India's freedom. He had to go to jail many times and this had a telling effect on his life. He started leading an austere life and development a more radical outlook.

After the independence of India, he became the first Prime Minister of India and continued being the Prime Minister for the next fifteen years. In those days, India had to depend largely on foreign countries for almost all its needs. The agricultural output was low as the farmers used old techniques. The employment
 
opportunities were low. India depended heavily on the collage industries, which too were very old and practiced old methods. Many of them were running in losses. Jawaharlal Nehru's vision & his great political will was solely responsible for bringing India out of such a deep crisis. The govt. established many agricultural research centers and universities for bringing in modern way of cultivating to make India self-sufficient and many industries provided modern tools. This agricultural development slowly led to the all-round development of India.

Nehru also wanted development for the youth and to create a strong, self-sufficient, modern and a prosperous India. For this, he planned industrial revolution in India. Many Industries were established in India during that time, enabling India to boost its foreign. Thus, he put India on the path of development.

Through out his life, he served the country and was always ready to sacrifice for his country.He is great fond of children. He spend his free time with children. Therefore his birthday is celebrated as a "Children Day". He will be remembered by all the Indians for his statesmanship & great patriotism as long as the world exists.


Essay 2

essay on jawaharlal nehru 


JAWAHARLAL NEHRU - The Architect of the Modern India

Jawaharlal Nehru is called the greatest planner and designer of Modern India, as he was the first Prime Minister of India, who gave a shape to his Motherland, with his imaginative mind. He sacrificed his entire life to attain freedom for his country.
 
He attained popularity all over the world because of his inner virtues and pleasant personality.
This great leader was born at Allahabad on November 14, 1889 in a very affluent Kashmiri family. His father, Motilal Nehru was a reknowned lawyer, and had a flourishing practice in Allahabad.
Nehru was given primary education at his home.

His parents sent him to England to pursue his higher studies when he reached the age of sixteen. He got educated in Cambridge University in England. Thereafter he studied law and returned to India as a full-fledged lawyer.

He began his practice as a lawyer in Allahabad High Court. Initially, he started this work enthusiastically but later on he began to hate the profession, when he came to know that the lawyer's profession is in fact the liar's profession, as the lawyer has to speak lies most of the time.
In the year 1916, he got married to beautiful damsel called Kamla Kaul.

They were leading a blissful married life, until a tragedy befell on them. In 1924, Kamla Nehru got struck with a serious ailment. Jawaharlal Nehru sent her abroad for further treatment.
But inspite of getting the best treatment, she was not able to recover from her illness and thus finally died on February 29, 1936 in Switzerland.


Her death came as a big blow on the Nehru family. Nehru was deeply grieved with her death, but inspite of the bad circumstances he rose up again to serve his countrymen.
He gave up the profession of the lawyer and joined Mahatma Gandhi in his ‘Non-Co-operation Movement'. He was sent to prison numerous times when he fought for the freedom of his country. Yet, he didn't accept defeat in his life.


He carried on with his efforts to gain freedom for his country. Finally, India achieved freedom on 15th August 1947 and Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Prime Minister of India.
Jawaharlal Nehru extended his hands with leaders of all the neighbourly countries of the world including China. But he was shattered when the leaders of China betrayed his trust, by attacking India in the year 1962. Jawaharlal Nehru got another blow when ave the partition of India took place, inspite of his best efforts to save the country from getting divided into two parts. 

Nehru was a man of pleasant personality, otherwise, as he remained in cheering spirits most of the time, but the betrayal of the neighborly country “China” made him sad. Nehru died on May 27, 1964. The entire nation mourned his death. Nehru was a selfless and an impartial person. He wanted to give justice to all people irrespective of any caste, colour, creed or race.

He was a prolific writer. His book “Discovery of India' is still read and appreciated by the readers spread worldwide. Nehru was a treasure of virtues like selflessness, sincerity, loyalty and large-heartedness. He had abundant love for the people of his nation. he shall be always remembered for his great contribution as an architect of free India.

essay on pandit jawaharlal nehru

 

essay on pandit jawaharlal nehru

Essay 1

Jawaharlal Nehru was born on 14th November, 1889. His father Motilal Nehru was a leading lawyer in Allahabad. His mother's name was Swarup Rani. Born after 11 Years of their marriage, Jawaharlal Nehru grew up in opulence. He was the only son in the family with two more siblings Vijayalaxmi and Kirishna.

A home tutor was appointed for the education of Jawaharlal Nehru & his two sister. But when this was found insufficient, he was admitted at the age of 15 to Harrow in England. He had an encyclopedic mind and as such his interests in reading had a wide range. At 17, he joined the Trinity college, Concbridge in October 1907.

essay-on-pandit-jawaharlal-nehru
essay-on-pandit-jawaharlal-nehru


During his stay in England, he was highly interested in the political developments taking place in India. At that time his thoughts were aligned to the extremist ideology spearheaded by Lokamanya Tilak and Arbindo Ghosh, before returning to India in 1912. He also had a short stint at the wonder school of Economics.

Jawaharlal Nehru started practicing law in the Allahabad High Court as his father's deputy. Soon he joined the Congress Party. He met Gandhiji at the Lucknow session in 1916 and was very much impressed by the great personality. He gave up all the comforts of his life and career to become a full-time congress activist. After the incidents like passing of the Rowlatt Bills by the British Govt. and the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre.

Gradually, he rose in command within the congress and became a very important leader. He participated in almost all the movements initiated by the congress and had for India's freedom. He had to go to jail many times and this had a telling effect on his life. He started leading an austere life and development a more radical outlook.

After the independence of India, he became the first Prime Minister of India and continued being the Prime Minister for the next fifteen years. In those days, India had to depend largely on foreign countries for almost all its needs. The agricultural output was low as the farmers used old techniques. The employment
 
opportunities were low. India depended heavily on the collage industries, which too were very old and practiced old methods. Many of them were running in losses. Jawaharlal Nehru's vision & his great political will was solely responsible for bringing India out of such a deep crisis. The govt. established many agricultural research centers and universities for bringing in modern way of cultivating to make India self-sufficient and many industries provided modern tools. This agricultural development slowly led to the all-round development of India.

Nehru also wanted development for the youth and to create a strong, self-sufficient, modern and a prosperous India. For this, he planned industrial revolution in India. Many Industries were established in India during that time, enabling India to boost its foreign. Thus, he put India on the path of development.

Through out his life, he served the country and was always ready to sacrifice for his country.He is great fond of children. He spend his free time with children. Therefore his birthday is celebrated as a "Children Day". He will be remembered by all the Indians for his statesmanship & great patriotism as long as the world exists.


Essay 2

essay on jawaharlal nehru 


JAWAHARLAL NEHRU - The Architect of the Modern India

Jawaharlal Nehru is called the greatest planner and designer of Modern India, as he was the first Prime Minister of India, who gave a shape to his Motherland, with his imaginative mind. He sacrificed his entire life to attain freedom for his country.
 
He attained popularity all over the world because of his inner virtues and pleasant personality.
This great leader was born at Allahabad on November 14, 1889 in a very affluent Kashmiri family. His father, Motilal Nehru was a reknowned lawyer, and had a flourishing practice in Allahabad.
Nehru was given primary education at his home.

His parents sent him to England to pursue his higher studies when he reached the age of sixteen. He got educated in Cambridge University in England. Thereafter he studied law and returned to India as a full-fledged lawyer.

He began his practice as a lawyer in Allahabad High Court. Initially, he started this work enthusiastically but later on he began to hate the profession, when he came to know that the lawyer's profession is in fact the liar's profession, as the lawyer has to speak lies most of the time.
In the year 1916, he got married to beautiful damsel called Kamla Kaul.

They were leading a blissful married life, until a tragedy befell on them. In 1924, Kamla Nehru got struck with a serious ailment. Jawaharlal Nehru sent her abroad for further treatment.
But inspite of getting the best treatment, she was not able to recover from her illness and thus finally died on February 29, 1936 in Switzerland.


Her death came as a big blow on the Nehru family. Nehru was deeply grieved with her death, but inspite of the bad circumstances he rose up again to serve his countrymen.
He gave up the profession of the lawyer and joined Mahatma Gandhi in his ‘Non-Co-operation Movement'. He was sent to prison numerous times when he fought for the freedom of his country. Yet, he didn't accept defeat in his life.


He carried on with his efforts to gain freedom for his country. Finally, India achieved freedom on 15th August 1947 and Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Prime Minister of India.
Jawaharlal Nehru extended his hands with leaders of all the neighbourly countries of the world including China. But he was shattered when the leaders of China betrayed his trust, by attacking India in the year 1962. Jawaharlal Nehru got another blow when ave the partition of India took place, inspite of his best efforts to save the country from getting divided into two parts. 

Nehru was a man of pleasant personality, otherwise, as he remained in cheering spirits most of the time, but the betrayal of the neighborly country “China” made him sad. Nehru died on May 27, 1964. The entire nation mourned his death. Nehru was a selfless and an impartial person. He wanted to give justice to all people irrespective of any caste, colour, creed or race.

He was a prolific writer. His book “Discovery of India' is still read and appreciated by the readers spread worldwide. Nehru was a treasure of virtues like selflessness, sincerity, loyalty and large-heartedness. He had abundant love for the people of his nation. he shall be always remembered for his great contribution as an architect of free India.
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