Subhash Chandra Bose Ki Adhoori Atmkatha (Hindi Edition)

Subhas Chandra Boses discovery of India occurred much earlier in his life than Jawaharlal Nehrus, when he was still in his teens. In 1912, the fifteen-year-old Subhas Chandra Bose asked his mother, In this age of selfishness, how many selfless sons of Mother India are there who can sacrifice their own personal interests and join this movement?Mother, is this son of yours ready yet? In 1921, he resigned from the Indian Civil Service and was about to jump into the freedom struggle when he wrote a letter to his elder brother, Sharat, Only on the land of sacrifice and suffering can we build our nation. In December 1937, Bose wrote ten chapters of his autobiography, describing his life up to 1921 and including a reflective chapter titled My FaithPhilosophical. Its not always the case that memoirs written later in life are read alongside primary sources from his early childhood. A fascinating collection of seventy letters from Boses childhood, adolescence, and youth enriches this autobiography. It thus provides material for studying the religious, cultural, moral, intellectual, and political influences that shaped the character and personality of Indias first revolutionary nationalist.