"Bal Gangadhar Tilak, an Indian freedom fighter, bathes at the river Ganges." 01 January 1906 Factual
Indian Freedom Fighter Bal Gangadhar Tilak bathes in the river Ganges. One of the first moving images captured in India. The beginning of Indian documentary filmmaking.
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