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Did you know ?? 300 YEARS AGO: One Indian warrior admiral DESTROYED a massive British-Portuguese fleet of 60+ ships... ALONE! 😱⚔️🌊 Kanhoji Angre, the undefeated "Shivaji of the Sea," humiliated European empires in the 1721 Battle of Kolaba. They called him a "pirate" because they couldn't beat him! 🔥🇮🇳...

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