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Telephone +91 97699 99960
Site madanlaldhingra.com

A citation. Several statements on this site are marked as unverified, contested or inconsistently reported — the trial statement's wording, the Churchill attribution, the 1904 college incident, and the fate of the remains after 1976. A contemporary source on any of these would change the pages directly.

This archive holds no family photographs, and nothing from Dhingra's years in Punjab or from London. If you hold or know of such material — or hold rights in any image reproduced here — please get in touch.

No postal address, office, organisation, working hours, messaging number or social media account is given on this site, because none has been supplied. Rather than invent contact details to fill the page, this archive lists only the telephone number and email address above.

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An independent educational archive on the life and memory of Madan Lal Dhingra. It is not affiliated with any government body, archive, university, political party or memorial committee, and it does not speak for any of them.

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