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S2E1: On Her Majesty’s Service

By: The Paperclip
Narrated by: Arun Sridhar
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  • Summary

  • We know that when the Maharaja of Jhansi died in 1853, the British East India Company refused to recognize the claim of his adopted heir and issued an order for Jhansi's annexation instead. But did you know that when faced with the potential loss of her kingdom, the fiery Laxmibai appointed a tenacious, anti-colonialist, and maverick Australian lawyer to fight her case against Jhansi's annexation?

    Today we reveal all.

    Script: Shreya Bhanja and Debayan Dasgupta of Saucepan Collective

    Host: Arun Sridhar

    Research & Edit: Banshori Bhattacharya, Srinwantu Dey and Arun Sridhar

    Recording: Caprino Studio, UK

    Editing & Initial Sound Design: Arun Sridhar

    Sound Mixing & Mastering: Mr. Swaminathan ThiruGnanaSambandam

    Music Composer: Dr.ShivaShankar Sadasivam

    Fact-checking: Joseph John

    Visit https://thepaperclip.in/podcast/long-story-short for all the detailed sources, citation and references

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