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Andaman Islands · Island Realms
लोग
| नाम | वर्ष | क्षेत्र | किसलिए मशहूर |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boa Sr | c. 1925–2010 | Language | The last fluent speaker of Bo, one of the ten Great Andamanese languages. Her recorded speech and songs, documented in the field by linguists, are effectively the whole surviving corpus of the language, and it ended when she died. |
| Anvita Abbi | b. 1949 | Linguistics | Documented the Great Andamanese languages over years of fieldwork, produced the dictionary and grammar that now stand as the primary record, and argued on the evidence that Great Andamanese constitutes a sixth independent language family in India. Padma Shri, 2013. |
| Vinayak Damodar Savarkar | 1883–1966 | Revolutionary and writer | Transported to the Cellular Jail in 1911 and held for about ten years. His imprisonment, and the petitions he wrote from it, remain among the most argued-over episodes in the Indian nationalist record. |
| Sher Ali Afridi | d. 1873 | Convict | A convict at the settlement who killed the Viceroy, Lord Mayo, at Hopetown in February 1872 — the only assassination of a serving Indian Viceroy — and was hanged the following year. |
| Diwan Singh Kalepani | 1897–1944 | Doctor and Punjabi poet | An army doctor posted to the islands who organised civilian resistance during the Japanese occupation, was arrested, tortured and died in the Cellular Jail in 1944. He wrote in Punjabi and takes his pen name from the place that killed him. |
| Subhas Chandra Bose | 1897–1945 | Politics | Visited Port Blair in December 1943 under the Japanese occupation, raised the flag and renamed the islands Shaheed and Swaraj. What his administration could actually control there, and what the occupation did to the islands' civilians, are separate and much harder questions. |
| Maurice Vidal Portman | 1860–1935 | Colonial officer and photographer | Officer in charge of the Andamanese from 1879, and the maker of the large photographic and anthropometric record of the Great Andamanese held in London. The archive is invaluable and was produced by methods that would now be indefensible, which is the ordinary condition of colonial ethnography here. |
| A. R. Radcliffe-Brown | 1881–1955 | Anthropology | His fieldwork of 1906–08 produced The Andaman Islanders, a founding text of British social anthropology. It is read now as much for what it reveals about the discipline as for what it records about the islands. |
Andaman Islands के वे लोग जिन्होंने यहाँ के इतिहास, कला, विज्ञान, खेल और सार्वजनिक जीवन को गढ़ा। (8)