In 1943, when much of India was shaken by the Quit India Movement, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose chose a different but equally daring path to freedom. Having escaped British surveillance earlier, Netaji was abroad, determined to secure international support for India’s independence. In Germany, he established the Free India Centre and launched Azad Hind Radio, through which he inspired millions of Indians with his fiery speeches, calling for complete freedom from British rule. Netaji firmly believe

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