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NEWS ARCHIVES

Accept Mukherjee report on Netaji, say Rajya Sabha MPs Left, NDA demand revival of debate on Netaji's disappearance Joshi demands fresh probe into Netaji's disappearance BJP demands probe into findings of Mukherjee Commission Netaji: Global Conspiracy To Suppress Truth? Don't suppress the truth about Netaji: Dr MM Joshi & George Fernandes Netaji panel: NDA blasts govt for rejecting report Kolkata Mayor rues Netaji faux pas Govt to table Commission's report in Parliament BJP takes up Netaji issue with the Government Bose did not die in plane crash: US report Taiwan rejects Bose crash theory The BBC Poll The Washington Post story




NETAJI VS GANDHIJI		THE INA YEARS

A 60-YEAR-OLD MYTH CRASHES
GOVT TURNS ITS FACE AWAY

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BOOKS ON DISPPEARANCE

Back from Dead: Inside the Subhas Bose Mystery is a definitive account India's longest-running controversy.

books on life & times

The Indian Struggle by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose is a must read for all Indians.

MUST READ

UP AND CLOSE

The great escape II

"Netaji was in USSR"

The Taipei crash

Grounding the crash story

Ichiro Okura, not Netaji, died

JMCI an eye-opener

Don't lecture now!

We must know the truth

PMO hushing up Bose files

Guilty men of India

Netaji, the persona non grata

Non-violent murder

Shastri & Subhas's fate

Tripuri Congress redux

» A rare 1944 interview with Netaji
- by Wilhelm Sohulze
Broad-shouldered and self-confident he stood there before me as he said this, and he shook my hand firmly as I took leave. "Good luck," I said on giving out, and "Au revoir in Free India," replied the Netaji with a friendly smile.