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Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was one

of the great leaders of Indias national
struggle who felt that sacrifice alone could
prepare a nation for independence. He
believed in action rather than words and had
faith in Indian culture and civilization.
According to him though Gandhiji had raised
the movement for national struggle to great
heights yet non-violence and Satyagraha
were not the methods for acquiring
independence. He properly understood the
value of propaganda at national and
international levels as an instrument and
useful weapon for national liberty. He was
opposed both to communism and communist
philosophy. He appreciated fascism because
it believed in concrete action rather than
theory. Beyond that he did not subscribe to
fascist philosophy. His individual life was full
of struggle for the independence of his
nation. National independence was the sole
object of his life. In the economic field his
ideas were close to socialist philosophy. He
pleaded for the use of scientific inventions
for large scale production for the economic
regenerationof the country.