Not just a revolutionary, Netaji was also a shining example of humanity, INA soldiers found proof

Netaji, despite his fragile health, refused to travel on horseback.

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By a Staff Reporter: Subhash Chandra Bose, popularly known as Netaji, is one of the most revered figures in Indian history. His life was a testament to revolutionary zeal, immense sacrifice and unwavering commitment to India's independence.
Nevertheless, behind his extraordinary personality lie untold stories of courage, compassion and humanity that reflect the essence of his character. These stories illuminate the man hidden within the legend and serve as an inspiration for generations to come.

As a leader of the Indian National Army (INA), Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose shared a deep bond with his soldiers. A particularly poignant realization came to him during a difficult campaign through the dense jungles of Burma. Food and supplies were scarce, and the exhausted and malnourished soldiers were beginning to collapse from exhaustion.

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Netaji, despite his fragile health, refused to travel on horseback. Instead, he started walking with his soldiers. He encouraged them to persevere. When a soldier fell to the ground, Bose personally picked him up and said, "If you fall, India falls. Rise and India will rise with you”. His unwavering support strengthened the morale of his soldiers. This great warrior inspired them to move forward against all odds.

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