Person dies, not his ideas : Netaji.

It is blood alone that can pay the price of freedom: Netaji, an inspiration for all and nationalist personalities.

Subhash Chandra Bose was a patriotic person who always stood down to earth with a kind personality. India got the beautiful gem on January 23, 1897 to Janakinath Bose. He is an inspiration to many army officials and the young generation. He is known as an Indian Nationalist and was a huge global icon who used to talk to global leaders from Japan, Germany, Russia and discussed strategies to make India an independent nation.

He followed the learnings and leadership of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru from his young age. It lead him to be passionate and a nationalist. The Indian National Congress was the main instrument of nationalism in India back in those days. Everybody in the party praised his nationalism because he devoted his whole life fighting for India's independence.

We lost this gem on August 18, 1945. His death was a mystery not yet revealed to the people. In the investigations done by the different officials, many theories came into fame. In 1955 – Shah Nawaz Mission and 1970- Khosla Commission, both the investigations concluded that Netaji died in a plane crash in Taiwaan, Russia.

The on ground reporting of the case and resulted different theories that he was alive for a long time period and he didn’t die in the plane crash. But soon, one day the news came in frame that he died in 1945, and now his ashes are kept in Renko-ji-temple of Tokyo, Japan.

People initially believed that there is a conspiracy behind his death, that is the reason government officials reported the case again and again, and discussed it more deeply.

His birth anniversary is observed in the name of his legendary support for independent India and World War II. Remembering him on his 125th birth anniversary, we share our wishes and our experience of all what we heard and read and learnt about his mysterious death. We wish his soul rests in peace and that today’s generation follow Netaji’s lessons and learnings and follow the path of truth.

- Bhavika Nandawana and Muskan Kumawat