Ideologies   and activities of the revolutionaries nationalists during the 1920s and 1930s are the first decade of the 20th century  which saw the rise of revolutionary movement in Indian politics with active participation from extremists within the Congress.The revolutionaries wanted quicker results and discounted the value of persuasion. The revolutionary movement aimed at overthrowing British rule from India.They were inspired by the Irish movement and Russian Nihilists and followed their method of assassinating corrupt and unpopular officials. They also engaged in dacoities to raise funds for the purchase of arms, etc. popularly known as Swadeshi dacoities. The revolutionary movement were operating in Bengal, Punjab, Maharashtra, and parts of South India and even in foreign countries.In Bengal, the beginning of revolutionary activities is traced to the Bhadralok class. Secret societies like the Anushilan Samiti came to be established by Pramotha Mitra at Calcutta and by Pulin Das at Dacca. There were other societies as Swadeshi Bandana and Sadhana Samaj.Yugantar, a weekly was started by B.Ghose and Bhupindra Nath Datta in 1908. The Bengal revolutionaries namely Khudiram Bose and Prafulla Chaki threw a bomb on the carriage of Kingsford, the unpopular judge of Muzzafarpur in 1908.In Maharashtra, the first political murder of a European was committed at Poona by the Chapekar brothers, Damodarand Balkrishna. In 1904, V.D. Savarkar organized the Mitra Mala that later merged into the secret society Abhinav Bharat formed on the lines of Mazzini’s Young Italy.In Punjab, the revolutionary movement