Peace Biography Presentation

Topic : Subhash Chandra Bose

Sahil Rane 88

Mrudula Bandre 78

Nikita Ghule 101

Subhash Chandra Bose:
The Untold Story
Subhash Chandra Bose, also known as Netaji, was an Indian
nationalist and leader of the Indian National Congress. He is widely
recognized as a brave and inspirational figure in the Indian
Independence Movement.
Childhood and Education
Birthplace
Subhash Chandra Bose was
born in Cuttack, Orissa, in
1897.
Education
Bose pursued his studies in
England and completed his
graduation from Cambridge
University. However, he left
his civil service job after
returning to India to join
the freedom movement.
Family Background
His father, Janakinath Bose,
was an advocate, and his
mother, Prabhavati Devi
Bose, was a devout and
religious person.
Entry into Indian National Congress
Leadership Conflict Forward Bloc

Bose was an important However, his aggressive He then formed the

member of the Indian style and rejection of Forward Bloc, hoping to
National Congress, and he Gandhi's non-violent create a unified front for
was elected president in methods led to a break India's struggle for
1938. with the Congress in 1939. independence.
Confrontation with Gandhi
1 2 3

Non-Violent Criticism of Gandhi Actions against

Movement British Rule
Bose was critical of
Bose and Gandhi had Gandhi's methods and Bose believed that violent
different views on suggested that the means were necessary to
militancy in the struggle means were as important overthrow British rule in
for independence. as the ends. India, and therefore
formed the Indian National
Army (INA).
Formation of Indian National Army

INA Military Campaigns Speeches and Radio

Bose recruited soldiers for
the INA with the aim of
overthrowing British rule in
India.
Broadcasts
The INA waged a military
campaign against the Bose made inspiring
British Indian Army in Burma. speeches and radio
broadcasts, calling on
Indians to join the fight for
freedom.
Role in the Indian
Independence Movement
1 Symbol of Resistance 2 Nationalist Sentiment

Bose became a symbol of His fervent nationalist

resistance against British
rule in India and continues
to inspire generations.
sentiment was an
inspiration to those who
believed that India could
and should achieve
freedom.

3 Martyrdom

His death in a mysterious plane crash in 1945 continues to be

a topic of debate and conjecture, and has only served to
enhance his legacy.
Mystery surrounding Bose's death
Conspiracy Theories
There are many conspiracy theories
suggesting that Bose survived the
crash and lived in various places
after that.
1 Official Report
The official report states that Bose
2 died in a plane crash in Taiwan in
1945.
3 Information Blackout
The Indian government, which
released many files about Bose’s life
and activities, is withholding some
documents that could shed light on
the topic.
Legacy and honours
Subhash Road Statues and Awards and
Monuments Recognitions
Bengaluru has a road
named after Netaji Many cities in India have Several awards and

Subhash Chandra Bose, erected statues and honours have been

which leads to the monuments of Subhash conferred on Bose in

Freedom Park. Chandra Bose in his independent India,
memory. including the Bharat
Ratna, India's highest
civilian award, which he
was awarded
posthumously in 1992.