subhas chandra bose ( life history )

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subhas chandra bose ( 23 january 1897-18 august 1945) was  an indian natinalist whose  defiance of  british authority in india  made him  a hero among  many indians ,but  his  wartime  alliances  with  nazi  germany and fascist japan left a legacy vexed by authoritarianism , anti- semitism and  military failure . the honorific netaji was first applied to bose  in germany in  early 1942-by the  indian soldier of the  indische legion and by the  german and  india  officials in berlin. it is  now used throughout indian. 

 bose was born into  wealth and  privilege in a large bengali family in orissa during  the  british raj. the early recipiet of an anglo-centric eduction , he was  sent after college to  england  to take  the indian  civil service examination .he  succeeded with  distinction in the  first exam but demurred at taking the  routine final exam , citing nationalism to be the higher calling. returning to india in led  by mahatma gandhi and  the indian national congress .he followed jawaharlal neharu to  leadership in a  group  within the congrees which was  less keen  on constitutional  reform and more open to  socialism.

in april 1941 bose arrived in nazi germany , where  the leadership offered unexpected but equivocal sympathy for  indians independence .german funds were employed  to open  a free india centre in berlin . A 3,000 -strong free indian legion was  recruited from among indian POWs captured by Erwin  rommel s afrika korps to serve under bose . although peripheral to their main  gols ,the  germans inco.


biography


subhas chandra bose was born to benhali parents prabhabati bose and janakinath bose on 23 january 1897 in cuttack -in what  is today the  state of odisha in what is the bengal presidency in british india . prabhabati or  familierly the anchor  of  family  life  ,had  her  first  child  at age  14 and 13 children  thereafter .subhas was  the  ninth child  and  the  sixth  son .jankinath , a successful lawyer and goverament  pleader ,was  loyal to the  government  of british  india and  scrupulous about matters of  langusge  and  law  .a  self - made   man  from  the  rural outskirts of calcutta , he had remained in touch with his  roots ,returning annually to his  village  during  the pooja holidays .

following his five olders  brothers, base entered the  baptist mission protestant european school in cuttack in january 1902. english was  the medium of all instruction  in the  scool ,the  majority of  all instruction in the  scool ,the   majority  of the  student  being  european or   anglo indians of  mixed british and  indian 


ancestry .the  curriciculs included english- correctly written and spoken - latin , the bible ,good manners, british  geography ,and british history : no  indian languages were  taught . the choice of the the  school was janakinaths who wantwd his sons to speak  flawless english with  flawless intonation,believing both to be important for  access to the british  in india. the school  contrasted  with  subhas home ,where  only bengali was spoken .at home ,his mother worshipped the hindu  goddesses durga and kali,told stories from the epics mahabharata and ramayana ,and sang bengali religious songs. from her, subhas imbided a  nurturing spirit,looking for situations in which to help people in distress, preferring gardening  around the  house to joining in sports with other boys. his father, who was reserved in manner and busy  with  professional life ,was a distant presence in a large family ,causing subhas to feel he  had a nondescript childhood. still, janakinath read english literature avidly - john milton ,william cowper , matthew arnold ,and shakespeare s hamlet being among  his favourites ; several of his sons were to become english literature  enthusiasts like him.


   

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