Indian National Song -Vande Mataram
Poem Vande Mataram was composed in the 1870s by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in both Bengali and Sanskrit. As a national anthem and a potent emblem of India’s freedom cause, it has a long history and great significance there.
First published in 1882, the poem was a component of Chatterjee’s novel Anandamath, which told the story of a fictitious uprising against the British Raj. Indian nationalists battling for independence used the first two verses of Vande Mataram as a rallying cry and they went on to become incredibly popular.
The first two lyrics of Vande Mataram were formally designated as the national song of India in 1950, following the country’s independence in 1947. The song is sung at formal gatherings, national celebrations, and cultural events with reverence and patriotism.
Vande Matarm In Gujrarati
વંદે માતરમ વંદે માતરમ્
સુજલામ સુફલામ
મલયજ શીતલામ્
શસ્ય શ્યામલામ્
માતરમ્ વંદે માતરમ્
શુભ્ર- જ્યોત્સના પુલકીત-યામિનીમ્
ફુલ્લ- કુસુમીત – દ્રૂમદલ-શોભીનીમ્
સુહાસિનીમ્ સુમધુર ભાષિણીમ્
સુખદામ્ વરદામ્ માતરમ્
વંદે માતરમ્, વંદે માતરમ્
-બંકિમચંદ્ર ચટ્ટોપાધ્યાય