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Exhibitions Director Archives Dept Phone:2561412 rdi I I r 431, SECTOR 2. PANCHKULA-134 112 ; j K.L.Zakir HUA/2006-07/ Secretary Dafeci:")/.^ Subject:-1 Seminar on the "Role of Mewat in the Freedom Struggle'i. Dearlpo ! I The Haryana Urdu Akademi, in collaboration with the District Administration Mewat, proposes to organize a Seminar on the "Role of Mewat in the Freedom Struggle" in the 1st or 2^^ week of November,2006 at Nuh. It is a very important Seminar and everyone has appreciated this proposal. A special meeting was organized a couple of weeks back ,at Nuh. A list ojf the experts/Scholars/persons associated with the families of the freedom fighters was tentatively prepared in that meeting, who could be aiv requ 3Sted to present their papers in the Seminar. Your name is also in this list. therefore, request you to please intimate the title of the paper which you ^ould like to present in the Seminar. The Seminar is expected to be inaugurated by His Excellency the Governor of Haryana on the first day of the Seminar. On the Second day, papers will be presented by the scholars/experts/others and in tlie valedictory session, on the second day, a report of the Seminar will be presented along with the recommendations. I request you to see the possibility of putting up an exhibition during the Seminar at Nuh, in the Y.M.D. College, which would also be inaugurated by His Excellency on the first day and it would remain open for the students of the college ,other educational intuitions and general public, on the second day. It would be a great occasion for your department to make this special contribution in making the proposed Seminar a success. I have already talked to you personally and hope you will kindly ext'end■ your whole hearted cooperation in this regard. Further details will be intirfiated to you in due course. a Yours ^ (K.L.Zakir^^^^ Dr. ^ajwanti Mann,~ Dep Jty Director, Archives Sec or-5,Panchkula Web site : www.haryanaurdu.nic.ln email: secretary.haryanaurdu.nic.in L Phone 1:5^561412 rdi I I r vri*/ (Jj^ \i)j U Lyr 431, SECTOR 2, I irfiir- PANCHKULA-134 112 K.L.Zakir Secretary No.HUA/06-07//y'V/ Dated: Sept. 12, 2006 Dear It was very nice of you to have come to my office and discuss the details 1M\? about the Seminar on "Role of Mewat in Indian Freedom Struggle". His Excellency, the Governor of Haryana has very kindly agreed to inaugurate the Seminar on 10" Novem 3er 2006 at 11.00am. You are requested to kindly make it convenient to arrange an Exhibition on the topic of the Seminar. Yours (K.L.ZAKIR) Ms. Rajwanti Mann JointDeptt.j Directorof Archives, Haryana Sinchaij Bhawan,' Sector 5 Panchkula \ j Web site : www.haryanaurflu.nic.in email: seGretary.haryanaurdu.nic.in /3 ROLE OF MEWAT IN THE FREEDOM STRUGGLE LIST OF EXHIBITS 1867 Murder of Mr. Clifford, a civil servant at Sohna Letter dated 1®' November, 1857 from Officiating Commander to the Chief Commissioner, Lahore reporting the murder of Mr. Clifford, a civil servant at Sohana. (Delhi Division, General Department, 1857, F. No. 10, p.1) 1857 Attack on Meos at Barota, Rewasan and Ghasera Report dated 8*^ November, 1857 from Lieutenant Grant, Kumaon Battalion, Commanding Detachment regarding the attack by British Troops under his command on the Meo villages of Barota, Rewasan and Ghasera. (Delhi Division, Military Department, 1857, F. No. 12, pp.5-6) 1857 Plunder of the effects of the Nawabs of Jhajjar, Farrukhnagar and the Raja of Ballabhgarh Letter dated 13*^ November, 1857 from Brigadier Showers, Commanding 3^^ Infantry Brigade to Captain Stewart, Deputy Assistant Adjutant General depicting the plunder of the effects of the Nawabs of Jhajjar, Farrukhnagar and Raja of Ballabgarh. (Delhi Division, Political Department, 1857, F. No. 7, pp.15- 19) 1857 Engagement with Meos at Roopraka Report dated 19^^ November, 1857 from Captain P. Drumond, Commanding Detachment of Tohana Horse, containing information about engagement with a party of Meo rebels at Roopraka. (Delhi Division, Military Department. 1857, F. No. 10, pp.1-2) 1857 Memorandum of Intelligence Memorandum of Intelligence of 24*"^ November, 1857 containing the information regarding fight between Mewaties and British at Roopraka. (Delhi Division, General Department, 1857, F. No. 14, p.3) "I .'C-^ Jr^ 1858 Mahwan Engagement Letter dated 2"^ January. 1858 from the Military Secretary to the Chief Commissioner of Punjab, Lahore transmitting a report from the Joint Magistrate of Gurgaon regarding attack on insurgent Meos and Mutineers Sowars under command of Saad-ud-din in Mahwan (Nuh) village. (Delhi Division, Military Department, 1858, F. No. 1, p.1) 1858 Punishment to the villagers of Harchandpur, Khobri and Khor Copy of a letter dated 15^^ March, 1858 from W. Ford, Magistrate Gurgaon to Captain Ramsay, Commanding, Kumaon Battalion directing to punish villagers of Harchandpur, Khobri and Khor for attacking the police. (Delhi Division, Military Department, 1858, F. No. 3, pp.1-2) 1858 Rejection of claim of Nawab of Pataudi The British,Government observed that during the uprising of 1857, the Nawab of Pataudi had helped the King of Delhi against Britishers. They, therefore, rejected the claim of the Nawab to grant him some more Jagir as reward to help the British Government. (Delhi Division, Judicial Department, 1858, F. No. 6, pp.7-8) No. 10/1 -2006 Abhi/ ^ 7' From: The Director Archives Department, Haryana 4'*^ Floor. 'B'Block', Sinchai Bhawan Sector 5 ' PANCHKULA ' ' ' To The Secretary Haryana Urdu Academy PANCHKULA ^ Dated Panchkula, the, Sub: Seminar on the "Role of Wlewat in the Freedom Struggle." Sir, With reference to your letter No. HUA/2006-07/1527 dated 1^' September. 06 and p.O. letter No. HUA/2006-07/1641 dated 12^^ September,'06 on''the"subject cited ab'ove. ThiS' Department will feel delighted in organizing an exhibition of rare documents showin'g^fole bf Mewat in 'India's freedom struggle at Y.M.D. College, Nuh on 10^!" November, 06 on the occasion of Seminar. This is also to inform you that Dr. Rajwanti Mann, Deputy Director will present a paper entitled "Mewat and Freedom Struggle". Yours faithfully (D r.' 4?ra n n) Deputy Direy:or Archives -^^7/ for Director, Archives Department, Haryana - V -i-- Phone-: 25614t2 ° 0 * u L/- 431, SECTOR 2: PANCHKULA-134 112 /d laA| To c)lt !? — I 'i - Director Achieves Department,Haryana, Sinchai Bhawan, Sector -5,Panchkuia Memo No. HUA/2006-07/ Dated:- Subject:- Seminar on the "Role of Mewat in the Freedom Struggle." Sir, With reference your letter No. 10/1-2006 Abhi/2067, dated 19.9.2006. You are informed that the Akademi has changed date of the said Seminar, which is going to be held at Y.M.D. , college Nuh. Now this Seminar will be held on 4*^ and 5'^ November,2006 in lieu of 10^^ November,2006. We are anticipatory thankful to you for your kind co-operation Editor, for Secretary, Haryana Urdu Akademi, Panchkula Web site : www.haryanaurdu.nic.in email : secretary.haryanaurdu.nic.in 7' Visitors DOCK - lA. • «. • -i •9'' '.WHUK UU ■■ J *. £_ S. No. Date Name &. Address Phone Comments -tr* .) //>/ JX^- A- fX.-_ ^■fiiilj! 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From • V The Director Archives Department, Haryana 4^^ Floor, 'B' Block, Sinchai Bhawan PANCHKULA134109 To The Assistant Director Archives Department Regional Repository, Gurgaon Division GURGAON No. 10/1-2006-Abhi Dated Panchkula, the -7 * V'^^7 Sub Approval of Tour Prograrhme. Reference the subject cited above. The Tour Programme of Shri Babu Lai, Archivist and Sh. Jai Bhagwan, Dusting Bear-cum-Mendor is approved as under:- Name & From Date To Date Purpose Designation ■ Sh Babu lal,- • Gurgaon 6-11-06 Nuh 6-11-2006 To display ArcIhivist the exhibition Stay at'NOh p 7-H-2006'to 8-11-2006 Nuh 9-11-2006 Gurgaon 9-11-2006 Sh Jai Bhagwan,"Gurgaon 6-11-06 Nuh 6-11-2006 To display D.B-cum-K/lehdor" the Exhibition Stay at Nuh on 7-11-2006 to 8-11-2006 Nuh 9-11 -2006 Gurgaon 9-11 -2006 Deputy Dire(^r Archives ^^^for Director, Archives|pepartment, Haryana No. 10/1-2006-Abhi^^-5" Dated Panchkula, the ^ *,-^7 I A copy of the above forwarded to Administration Branch (Assistant- I) for information and necessary action. Deputy Dtreot^ for Director, Archives Department, Haryana y. TRAHF^MIiiSIDN VERIFICATION REPORT TIME ; e2/ll/2O0& n:.ii ^ DATE.TIME 02/11 15:09 ® FAX NO./NAME ■I7'.1?i378 DURATION 00:01:29 PAGEfS) 02 RESULT \'\' MODE STANDARD r ci. 1 cz % - \ I _ » < r /iCz % nr 5= <? 5 /TflO il2 ?( is: =; /" Si" o t- 'ifiC' i: if i ^ I- u B ^ ii! 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