The Government, upon recommendation of the Medical board constituted on account of the ill health of Subhas in Mandalay, had agreed on...

Subhas was in Mandalay jail when fresh elections were declared for the Bengal Legislative council in November 1926. Bengal Congress had...

In Berlin, the Italian consulate had spoken with Ernst Woermann of German foreign ministry offering Italy's help to facilitate Bose's...

On February 27, 1941, the British had intercepted and decoded an Italian telegram that suggested that Bose might be in Kabul. Also The...

Subhas Bose was last seen in his house on 16 January 1941. It is now said that in the dead of the night, he dressed up as a one Md....

There is evidence that Subhas met Rabindranath Tagore even when he was a student, to get more information on the latter's plan on...

Mahatma Gandhi had hoped that he could bring Subhas around to his own ideology and convert him just like he did to Jawaharlal Nehru, by...

History may have forgiven the many atrocities committed by the allied forces (esp. the European colonial powers - The British, the French...

Sato Kotoku was the commanding General of the 31st division of the Japanese forces. He had personal enmity with Renya Mutaguchi....

courtesy: Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: Contemporary Anecdotes, Reminiscences.. by Priyadarshi Mukherjee On 26 August 1943, Fujiwara met...

1. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose - Head of State, Prime Minister, Minister of war, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Supreme Commander of INA 2....

INA had four base hospitals in Mandalay, Maymyo, Mongwa and Mayang to treat the wounded soldiers and civilians. On 10 February 1945 an...

Subhas Chandra Bose had a great relationship with scientist Dr. Meghnad Saha. Bose had inducted Dr. Saha in his National Planning...

Sarat Chandra Bose, born in 1889, a barrister by profession and the second son of Janaki Nath Bose was the elder brother or “mejda” of...

After getting released from Presidency jail Subhas was busy in organizing the flood relief for the flood affected areas in North Bengal...

Subhas sailed from Calcutta on 15th September 1919 by the British India steam navigation company's steamer City of Calcutta. City of...

Lt. D.C Nag was one of the chief witnesses for the British Government in the INA trial. Nag was Advocate General in Azad Hind Government,...

Subhas's health had broken down because of irregularities of prison life. Lt. Col. Buckley, who had been treating Subhas Bose, had...

Congress had called a meeting of its executive committee towards the end of December, 1931 when Gandhiji returned empty handed from the...

In the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London (Charter House), in January 1938, where he addressed a meeting, Subhas met Lord...