What is Hul Diwas ?
Celebrated on June 30 to honor the sacrifices of these tribal heroes
Recognizes the courage and resistance of India’s indigenous communities against colonial rule
A tribute to the struggles and contributions of Sidhu-Kanhu, Chand-Bhairav, Phoolo-Jhano, and countless others who fought for India’s freedom.
The three pairs of brothers, who were from the Santhal tribe, fought in 1855 during the Santhal rebellion, which took place from June 30, 1855, to January 3, 1856.
Sidhu-Kanhu
- Brothers Sidhu and Kanhu Murmu led the Hul rebellion
- Born in Bhognadih village, Santhal Pargana, Jharkhand
- Inspired by their father’s resistance against British rule
- Led a massive uprising against the British East India Company
Chand-Bhairav
- Participated in the Hul rebellion alongside Sidhu-Kanhu
- Details about his life and contributions are limited
- Remembered as a brave warrior who fought against colonial rule
Phoolo-Jhano
- Led the Hul rebellion alongside her husband
- Known for her bravery and strategic leadership
- Played a crucial role in mobilizing tribal communities against British rule