Broadcast by Singapore Radio
Speaking at a mass rally today Netaji Bose said: “I would like to tell you quite frankly what made me leave home and homeland, on a journey that was fraught…
Broadcast by Rome Radio (in Hindustani)
After completing his review of the INA, Mr Subhas Chandra Bose made a speech in the course of which he declared, “Ever since my interest in Indian politics I have…
Why I Left India, Speech at a public meeting in Singapore
Sisters and brothers! Let me first of all thank you for the exceedingly warm and enthusiastic welcome that you have given me today. I am particularly thankful to my sisters…
Broadcast by Singapore Radio
Speaking at a Military Review held in front of Singapore’s Town Hall today, Netaji Bose addressed the members of the Indian National Army and said: “Soldiers of India’s Army of…
Speech at a military review of the Indian National Army
Soldiers of India’s Army of Liberation! Today is the proudest day of my life. Today it has pleased Providence to give me the unique privilege and honour of announcing to…
Broadcast by Singapore Radio
Speaking at the inaugural session of the Indian Independence League Conference, held at Singapore on July 4, 1913, Netaji Bose said: “Friends! The time has now come for freedom-loving Indians…
Broadcast by Singapore Radio
The Headquarters of the India independence League announced today that the representatives of the various branches of the League who met at Shonan today unanimously elected Sjt. Bose as President…
Broadcast by Free India Radio (Saigon, in Tamil)
In an address to the members of the Indian Independence League, Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose, the new President, said: “Two conditions are essential for the speedy attainment of freedom, a…
Time for Armed Struggle Has Come, Speech delivered at Singapore
Full text of a Singapore broadcast by Netaji in Hindustani. On July 4, 1943, Netaji was unanimously elected President of the Indian Independence League; and in this broadcast Netaji broadcast…
Broadcast by Free India Radio, Saigon
In the course of a Press interview with the Tokyo correspondent of the Italian paper Girone d’ Italia, Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose declared that he had left India in January…