Subhash Chandra Basu Samagra 5

🔹 Author: Subhash Chandra Basu
🔹 Genre: Netaji and Netaji Discussions
🔹 Format: Hardcover
🔹 ISBN: 9788172154653
🔹 Pages: 186
🔹 Weight: 410 grams

About the Book

The fifth volume of Subhash Chandra Basu's Complete Works has been published on the eve of his birth centenary. This volume consists of more than 100 important speeches and writings from 1929 to 1933, a period of great political significance in Netaji's life. This collection includes speeches that established him as a key political figure and a prominent leftist leader in India's freedom struggle. The period is critical as he became an emerging leader in the Indian political sphere and was recognized as a key advocate of left-wing politics.

This volume includes several historical speeches and writings from Netaji’s life during his time in prison. Some notable speeches include his time as Mayor of Kolkata and a collection of speeches and writings related to his political and ideological growth.

The collection captures significant moments of Netaji's life and thought, especially around the years 1929 to 1933, as he navigated India’s political landscape and became a leading voice for the Independence Movement.

In this volume, the reader will also find speeches from Netaji’s time in prison and letters written during those times, illustrating his unyielding commitment to India’s freedom struggle. It ends with an emotional farewell speech to the people of Bengal, delivered before his departure from India in 1933.

What’s Included in This Volume:
✔ Over 100 important speeches and writings from 1929-1933.
✔ Netaji’s speech as Mayor of Kolkata (1939).
✔ Writings and letters that highlight his ideological evolution.
✔ Speeches advocating for full independence and addressing issues like language and nationalism.
✔ A farewell speech to the people of Bengal before his departure in 1933.

About the Author

Subhash Chandra Basu (1897-1945) was a revolutionary leader and a prominent figure in the Indian independence movement. Born in Cuttack, he initially pursued a career in the Indian Civil Services (ICS), but resigned to dedicate himself to the service of India. He played a vital role in organizing the Azad Hind Fauj (Indian National Army - INA) and was a key advocate for India’s independence. His leadership, speeches, and writings continue to inspire people to this day.