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30/09/2022

Courtesy Image courtesy Ameta Rungtaji daughter Of Prabhudayal Vidyarthi (Freedom Fighter and close associate of Netaji)

02/09/2022

Freedom Fighter Parvati Pandey, Group Commander of Jhansi Rani Regiment, Bangkok.... Shared by Respected Mahesh Kumar ji, who is doing work to explore hidden facts about Netaji and INA in Thailand.

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26/08/2022

Janaki Thevar, Born: 25 February 1925, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Died: 9 May 2014, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Can you all imagine that petitions were written in blood to allow them to participate in the battlefield and other causes for their motherland. Further, most of the Ranis were totally unaware of Bharat as they had never set their foot on Bharat aforetime.

As a 14 year old, Janaky Thevar once attended a rally of Bose and was so enthralled by his idealism that she handed over her expensive diamond earring to INA as a part of fund raising drive. Despite her father’s strident opposition, she signed up with INA and rose up in the ranks to become the second commander of Rani Jhansi Brigade.’’
Janaky Thevar or now known as Puan Sri Janaki Athi Nahappan was 17, when she left her affulent life in Malaya and responded to Subash Chandra Bose’s call for an armed force with which to liberate India. In fact she became second in Command of the Rani of Jhansi Regiment. Of which she was part of the marathon walk from rangoon to bangkok as the ina retreated. After the war Janaky became a welfare activist .

26/08/2022

Bela Mukherjee, an unsung Daughter of INA.
Very few know that a women branch in Rani Jhansi Regiment was established under Bela Mukherjee as its Secretary when Jhansi Rani Regiment was raised. She played Pivotal role along with Capt Lakshmi Sehegal when women were being recruited.

She was tasked with role in Publicity, Recruitment, Collection of Fund and Materials.

Women answered the call to fight for Indian Independence and joined the force. The unit was raised in July 1943 with volunteers from the expatriate Indian population in Southeast Asia.The unit was named the "Rani Jhansi Regiment" after Rani Lakshmi Bai, Rani of Jhans, a renowned Indian queen and freedom fighter.

The women wore khaki uniform like the men. It was found that the ordinary Lee-Enfield 303 rifle was rather too big for them (most of the women belonged to South India), so it was arranged to obtain either the Ross pattern (Canadian) or the Dutch type of rifle, as was used in Indonesia. These were lighter and shorter but these had one disadvantage—the bayonet could not be fixed on many of these types of rifles; so instead of bayonets they carried short swords.

25/08/2022

: Subhas Chandra Bose and Emilie Schenkl: A marriage that defied the Third Reich https://scroll.in/a/1030348

An excerpt from ‘Netaji: Subhas Chandra Bose’s Life, Politics & Struggle,’ by Krishna Bose. Edited and translated by Sumantra Bose.

24/08/2022

Bose on Veer Savarkar “Mr Savarkar is one of the most romantic figures that the Swadeshi movement of the first decade of the century threw upon the Indian scene. Cast in the mould in which true heroes are made, the whole career of this brave son of Maharastra is one long thrilling tale of daring dreams and adventures with their inevitable concomitant in life-long sufferings. All eyes in the country turned on him when he came out to breathe free air after continuous confinement for the incredible period of twenty-five years. A lesser man would have been thoroughly squeezed out by this repression, but Mr Savarkar stood the test well and brought back absolutely unimpaired the originally rich dower of Nature to him—a keen intellect and a singularly dynamic character. What a startling amount of steel he has in his mental make-up!

23/08/2022

A calendar of the Indian National Army from 1946, which has photographs of Jawaharlal Nehru, Subhash Chandra Bose, Maulana Azad, INA soldiers, members of INA Defense Committee, Gurbhaksh Singh Dhillon, Prem Kumar Sehgal and Shanawaz Khan.
National Archives of India

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