Nation Honors Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose

Subhas Chandra Bose, also known as Netaji, was a brave leader who fought for India's independence.

On his birthday, people celebrate his courage and the places where he stayed or fought.

In Manipur, there's a memorial where the Indian National Army first raised the Indian flag on Indian soil.

In Meghalaya, people are trying to save the houses where Netaji stayed, so future generations can remember his struggle.

Netaji believed in fighting for freedom and inspired many people, including those from Tamil Nadu, to join his cause.

His ideas and bravery continue to inspire people today.

Leaders across India paid homage to Netaji, highlighting his courage, patriotism, and enduring impact on India’s independence movement.

The West Bengal Chief Minister urged the central government to declassify all remaining documents related to Bose, lamenting that the mystery surrounding his disappearance in 1945 remains unsolved.

The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister described Bose as a true son of the nation and praised his role in forming the Indian National Army (INA).