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Daily Poetry — August 21, 2026

हिमाद्रि तुंग श्रृंग से

Composed by जयशंकर प्रसाद

Original Hindi

हिमाद्रि तुंग श्रृंग से प्रबुद्ध शुद्ध भारती स्वयंप्रभा समुज्ज्वला स्वतंत्रता पुकारती। अमर वीर पुत्र हो, दृढ़-प्रतिज्ञ सोच लो। प्रशस्त पुण्य पंथ है - बढ़े चलो, बढ़े चलो! असंख्य कीर्ति-रश्मियाँ विकीर्ण दिव्य दाह-सी।

English Translation

From the towering peaks of Himadri (Himalayas) Awakened, pure Bharati (India) Self-radiant, resplendent Calls for freedom. You are sons of immortal heroes, resolve with firm determination. The path is sacred and virtuous – keep marching, keep marching! Countless rays of glory Scattered like divine flames.
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AI Echo (Hindi)

ये पुकार गूँजती युगों से अविराम। शौर्य की गाथाएँ लिखती हर धाम। बलिदानों से सिंचित, यह भूमि महान। हर कण में समाहित, देश का स्वाभिमान।
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AI Echo (English)

This call echoes Incessantly through ages. Tales of valor Are written in every abode. Nourished by sacrifices, This great land. In every particle resides, The nation's self-respect.

Literary & Historical Context

"हिमाद्रि तुंग श्रृंग से" is a famous patriotic song from Jaishankar Prasad's historical play 'चंद्रगुप्त' (Chandragupta, 1931). Sung by the character Cornelia, Alexander's niece, it embodies the spirit of nationalism, valor, and the unique cultural identity of India. The poem, set against the backdrop of the Himalayas, metaphorically represents India's ancient glory and its inherent call for freedom and self-determination. It inspires its people to rise with courage and move forward on a path of virtue and glory, reminiscent of its heroic past. Prasad, a pioneer of Chhayavaad (Romanticism) in Hindi literature, skillfully blends historical context with universal themes of liberty and national pride, making this a timeless anthem. Its concise yet powerful imagery and evocative language contribute to its profound impact and enduring popularity.

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