Prime Minister Modi pays tribute to Subhas Chandra Bose on Parakram Diwas
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the nation in commemorating the birth anniversary of legendary freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the nation in commemorating the birth anniversary of legendary freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
Speaking on the occasion, Bhagwat also said that besides being a leader, Netaji was a “commander” in the true sense. “No one did anything for him.
On the occasion of Netaji’s birth anniversary, PM Modi, through a tweete, recalled “his unparalleled contribution to India’s history”. He wrote he was deeply influenced by his thoughts and working to realise his vision for India.
The forward march of Netaji’s liberation army unnerved and unsettled the British rulers in India decisively.
At our last meeting, a pleasantly rambling conversation at a café on Highbury Corner, Ian Jack and I had started talking about family histories and writing about them.
An ordinary man may weep in despair. A saint and ascetic may well muse ruefully with abject surrender that all is Divine Play. Let us board the Noah's Ark of namosmaranam to tide over this frightful flood of pandemic disaster.
Bose was admitted to the hospital with irregular heart beat on 16 February and suffered a cerebral attack on17 February and remained in critical condition, hospital sources said.
Inspired by Netaji, the legal practitioner here has preserved some of the rare photographs related to the life of the great revolutionary freedom fighter.
Demanding that his birth anniversary be declared a national holiday, Banerjee said Subhas Chandra Bose through his struggle has sent the message of respecting all faiths
Subhas Chandra Bose sought to provide an authoritarian character to the state but his objective was to combine a people's state with a strong centralized state. He wanted to promote collective affiliation of workers' and peasants' organisations so that the state could act as the servant of the people. Like the Marxists of China and unlike the Soviet Marxists, Subhas sought to trace the roots of Indian socialism to the tradition and culture of India.
