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netaji subhash chandra bose - an inspiration to the young mind

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Answer 1

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose - an inspiration to the young mind

Subhash Chandra Bose was a great and brave leader of the country, who was famous for his stringent struggle in the name of Netaji. He was born on 23 January 1897 in a Hindu family in Cuttack. He was very brave and talented since childhood, and physically he was very strong. He always trusted in violence and once he defeated his European School Professor. He was later fired from school as a sentence. In the year 1918, he got his BA in the first place from the University of Calcutta. Passed the examination and went to Cambridge University in England for further study. He always wanted to serve his country as a high official.

To serve his country for independence from British rule, he joined the Congress movement. In 1939 he was elected as the president of the Congress, but later the Congress was removed due to differences with the policies. During World War II, he escaped from India and asked for help from Germany, where Hitler provided military training for two years. There he made his Indian National Army by training prisoners of war and Indian residents from Germany, Italy and Japan. He succeeded in creating a true Indian National Army (i.e. Azad Hind Fauj) with good morale and discipline.$\:$

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Answer 2

He was a revolutionary who had inspired many.

• Netaji is one of India's most admired figures, with every political party attempting to emulate his radiance.
• His battle for independence served as an inspiration not only for India, but for the whole world. In the 15 years following WWII, the liberation anthems were performed in three dozen Asian nations.
• The Indian independence movement and Netaji's battle for independence had a significant influence on those nations. His prominence has earned him the title of "freedom hero" across the world.
• He acted with incredible bravery. His unwavering fearlessness in the face of the British troops, as well as his trust in Indian soldiers, gave a huge boost to India's independence cause.
• As a result, in today's society, every youngster must be courageous in facing reality and overcoming challenges.