Seminars
Date : May 17, 1997
Subject : Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's Contribution to India's Freedom Struggle
Location : Calcutta
Welcome Address
Mr. M.V. Narayana Rao, President A.P. Chapter
Chief Guest
Mr. Tarit Topdar, M.P.
Guests of Honour
Mr. J.L. Sangsuda, Finance Minister, Mijorum
Mr. N. Rio, Minister, PWD, Nagaland
Mr. Manash Balya, MLA
Smt. Ipsita Roy, Noted Writer
Collaboration with
Committee for National Integration
Presided by
Mr. K.C. Lenk, Minister Revenue & Transport, Orissa
Vote of Thanks
Mr. S. Roychaudhary, General Secretary, Committee for National Integration
Conclusions
- Speakers recalled in glowing terms the contribution of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose towards India’s Freedom Struggle. He possessed excellent oratory skills and could sway the people his own way. The British feared him the most.
- One of very few National Leaders who had pan India following & united the country.
- Netaji had followers from across all strata of society who were emotionally attached to his ideals. He built a strong & united team to fight for the independence of the country.
- He was Nationalist to the core and gave the slogan ‘Jai Hind’ which electrified the whole nation.
- His founding of INA and Armed Struggle against the British contributed substantially to an early Independence to India.
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