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Sumeru Roy Chaudhury

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how japan scuttled subash chandra bose s plans to return to india

How Japan Scuttled Subash Chandra Bose's Plans to Return to India

Japan played a dubious role in the life of Netaji. While every country has opened up all Netaji files, Japan remains the only country to keep three files on Netaji ‘Secret’ even after 78 years. Japan owes an explanation.

remembering those who opposed the quit india movement – and who didn t

Remembering Those Who Opposed the Quit India Movement – And Who Didn't

bengal divided will pull in several different ways

Bengal Divided Will Pull In Several Different Ways

how will rss chief mohan bhagwat pay tribute to the ‘islamophille secularist’ subhas chandra bose

How Will RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Pay Tribute to the ‘Islamophille Secularist’ Subhas Chandra Bose?

why netaji s daughter and most of his family are giving the unveiling of his statue today a miss

Why Netaji's Daughter and Most of His Family Are Giving the Unveiling of His Statue Today a Miss

modi once promised to bring netaji home it’s time to redeem that pledge

Modi Once Promised to Bring Netaji Home. It’s Time to Redeem That Pledge.

the location of netaji’s statue should have been better chosen

The Location of Netaji’s Statue Should Have Been Better Chosen

still hidden after all these years india’s official history of the ina and japan s netaji files

Still Hidden After All These Years, India’s Official History of the INA and Japan's Netaji Files

the tale of netaji’s missing treasures and the nehru govt’s refusal to recover them

The Tale of Netaji’s Missing Treasures and the Nehru Govt’s Refusal To Recover Them

three classified files on netaji s death and japan s curious refusal to hand them over

Three Classified Files on Netaji's Death and Japan's Curious Refusal to Hand Them Over