Bhognadih

Bhogndih
भोगनाडीह
Bhogndih
Location in Jharkhand, India
Bhogndih
Bhogndih (India)
Coordinates: 24°52′27″N 87°35′33″E / 24.8741319°N 87.592535°E / 24.8741319; 87.592535Coordinates: 24°52′27″N 87°35′33″E / 24.8741319°N 87.592535°E / 24.8741319; 87.592535
Country  India
State Jharkhand
District Sahibganj
Languages
  Official Hindi, Santali, Bengali, Angika
Time zone UTC5:30 (IST)
PIN 816102
Vehicle registration JH

Bhognadih is a village in Sahebganj district of Jharkhand State, India. Bhognadih has a place in history, as the main centre of the Santhal rebellion.

History

On 30 June, 1855, a large number of Santals assembled in a field in Bhognadih, they declared themselves as free and took oath under the leadership of Sido Murmu and Kanhu Murmu to fight unto the last against the British rulers as well as their agents. Every year on the same date 30 June, a Shahid Mela is organised here, which has national level importance, to pay respect to the hul (rebellion) heroes.[1]

Hul Divas

In the memory of Santhal Hul (rebellion), Hul Divas (Rebellion Day) is celebrated each year, specially among Santhal tribes. It is now a custom that each year Chief Minister of Jharkhand state visit this place, and pay respect to Sidho and Kanho.[2]

Future plan

The government of state is going to develop this village as historic site with modern facility.[3]

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