Dadhiici
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Dadhiici is a Sanskrit word that Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar used for Hindu, Indian or Ananda Marga Pracaraka Samgha martyrs. According to Sarkar deceased people of Christian religious wars (crusades) are called "martyrs", similarly in Islamic tradition, the people who die durin religious battles (jehádd) are called shahiid. Sarkar urged to use the word Dadhiici for Indian/Hindu people. He told–
. . . we can use the word dadhiici for them because Maharśi Dadhiici sacrificed his life for the welfare of others.