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January 3, 1897, was born in the state of Orissa Cuttack.

Subhash Chandra Bose (born January 23, 1896 - died August 16, 1945) was a legendary leader of India's independence struggle. He is better known as Netaji. Subhash Chandra was twice elected President of the Indian National Congress. But he had to resign due to ideological conflict with Mahatma Gandhi and public criticism of the foreign and domestic policies of the Congress.

Subhash Chandra felt that Gandhiji's policy of non-violence was not enough to bring about India's independence. For this reason he was in favor of armed rebellion. Subhash Chandra founded a political party called Forward Bloc and demanded complete and immediate independence of India from British rule. British authorities imprisoned him eleven times. His famous saying "You give me blood, I will give you freedom." His ideology did not change even after the declaration of World War II; Rather, he sees the war as an opportunity to capitalize on the weakness of the British. At the outset of the war, he secretly left India and traveled to the Soviet Union, Germany and Japan with the intention of cooperating with the British to invade India. With the help of the Japanese, he reorganized the Azad Hind Fauj and later gave it leadership. The soldiers of this force were mainly Indian prisoners of war and laborers working in British Malay, Singapore and other parts of South Asia. With the financial, political, diplomatic and military support of Japan, he established the exiled Azad Hind government and led the Azad Hind Fauj to wage war against the British allies in Imphal and Burma. Some historians and politicians have criticized Subhash Chandra for forging alliances with the Nazis and other warlords against the British; Some have even accused him of being sympathetic to Nazi ideology. Others in India, however, sympathize with his pioneering social and political ideology, referring to his manifesto as real politics (practical politics rather than moral or ideological politics). It is to be noted that while the Congress Committee voted in favor of the Dominion status of India, Subhash Chandra was the first to vote in favor of full independence of India. He was supported by other youth leaders including Jawaharlal Nehru. Eventually, at the historic Lahore session of the National Congress, the Congress was forced to adopt the doctrine of full self-determination. Angered at the execution of Bhagat Singh and the failure of the Congress leaders to save his life, Subhash Chandra started a movement against the Gandhi-Irwin agreement [4]. He was imprisoned and deported from India. When he returned to India after breaking the ban, he was imprisoned again. He is thought to have died in a plane crash in Taiwan on August 18, 1945. However, there is also evidence against his so-called accident and death.