Was Netaji Alive As Gumnami Baba? | Anuj Dhar on Subhas Chandra Bose | Abhijit Chavda Podcast 44

[@kushal8585]

I am 21...watched it straight for 3 hrs...anuj ji your work will yield results, this generation will make sure of that.

[@luckypatidar3925]

Okay vlroywyxrvgd Gdyniarv what mscgfylzrot 😊🎉😀đà birthday etc gdcf 🎉mhbr

[@gauravgaur9292]

Huge respect for Anuj Dhar sir.. unbelievable is the fact that he gave his enitre life for the justice for the National Hero: netaji. Thanks for the host to bring him back on the channel.

[@girisbabu]

So true, dedicating his lifetime rebuilding lifetimes of Subhash Chandra Bose, especially when every power centre in india wants to erase the same from public memory.

[@amoghaudupa]

​@@girisbabuExactly 💯, just like how Chhatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj, Chhatrapathi Sambhaji Maharaj, Maharana Pratap, Raja Suheldev, Rajendra Chola, Sri Krishna Deva Raya were erased from history to only talk about and praise those barbaric Delhi Sultanates and Mughals, in the same way, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was erased from history to project only few people as our freedom fighters (even though they didn't have much effect on our freedom) completely ignoring their dark side

[@rohanmishra3117]

Right

[@rakeshsuthar1116]

​@girisbabu

[@rakeshsuthar1116]

​@girisbabu

[@jitbose4189]

What a dedication Anuj da... You and Chandra da have given your whole life to Netaji Shubhas Chandra Bose... Huge respect for you both 🙏

[@25dinmeinpaisadouble]

Chandra who? Chndrachur ghosh or Chandrakumar bose?

[@dbs5296]

Chandrachur ghosh

[@autansh26]

BOSE is the real bond... he dies in every 2nd movie.. but he is never dead.... truly the most inspiring character for me till I die... my grand kids gonna hear about him.

[@rutwiksakhare7324]

Agreed, minus the womanising behaviour, though.

[@autansh26]

@@rutwiksakhare7324 like that of Nehru or Gandhi you mean??

[@rahulmukherjee8137]

I have a huge respect for Anuj Dhar. He has really done a herculean task of discovering the truth about Netaji and bringing to light the details of Gumnami Baba. I as a Bengali I very much believe in his theory about Netaji and so does millions of us in Bengal.Also the fake narrative which the bloody congress has created around Gandhi. It was actually Netaji who brought us freedom and not the frauds like Gandhi and Nehru.

[@suddensevlyn]

Eternally grateful to both of you Sir. Netaji Subash will get the honour & recognition which he deserves "THE TRUE FATHER OF THE NATION ".

[@1Silverback2]

Thank you for this Abhijit. More and more people need to start raising this issue publicly. Intentionally, make a storm on this issue. Let the disclosure finally begin!

[@Subramaniam24]

This very better than watching any Marvel movies because this is not past what Bose thought if we implement it then it's our best future... Thank you Abhijit Sir and Anuj Sir... I would carry on this campaign in my on way in my circle.... Netaji AMAR HAI 🙏🏼💪🏻💪🏻

[@hinduwarrior123]

I was born in 1971, and an absolute Subhash Bose bhakt! I was told of innumerable stories told by my mother during my beftime stories! I will support Anuj at any cost🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ambarsingh9870]

Salute to your mother

[@anitahiawatha6060]

İ am from 1971 too. Never heard any bed time story from my parents.

[@p123j82]

One like for your mom

[@Xraysurgeon632]

Bakchodi mat pelo be😅😅😅

[@rajarshighosh4821]

@@anitahiawatha6060your parents must have deduced that you are a loser😂

[@pratiksinha3188]

It’s all thanks to Mr. Anuj Dhar that the country has really come to know about Netaji! He is among a rare breed of journalists who have put historians and those in the corridors of power to shame!

[@chandrashekharsinghchauhan]

Sri Anuj Dhar, Sri Vedveer Arya, Sri Praveen Mohan. These people are gems.

[@Sunnu-c9x]

I too am an ardent follower of Anuj ji and Praveen Mohan ji..but I have to look up Ved veer Arya ji

[@arpitapal518]

Absolutely!

[@thecreatoroffuture]

This conversation if listened by every Indian than it can change their thought process that for our nation a lot of sacrifices are done

[@aniruddhamukherji7906]

Huge respect to Abhijit sir to have such an amazing guest as Anuj sir who have really have made some ground breaking insights regarding Netaji's death and his importance and role in our freedom struggle. I sincerely want that our government should really declassify all files related to Netaji and really give him the respect and acknowledgement he deserves.

[@CheekuDutta]

Thank you Abhijit Sir for bringing Anuj Dhar Sir to your Podcast. It's always a pleasure to Listen to him. I hope the Indian Government will release all secret files related to Netaji.

[@adithya67]

Government of india, it is difficult to release all the documents, because , some time it may spoil the relationship with other government. If we about Netaji, go ernment if India should ask Germany , Japan, Taipei, Russia, all this countries old government involved. If these government start to dug all this paper, may get information, but it will spoil the relationship and foreigh policy of the country, may be if we become super power there may be chances are there. It is all complicated, government of india knows mysterious death of Netaji, they may work indirectly.

[@arijitpritamzoro]

These type of long conversations are so refreshing.. Completely fan of these podcasts.. Salute to anuj dhar

[@ytskt]

Thank you Abhijit for this interview. Perhaps one of the longest interview I have ever managed to sit through without skipping a minute! And thanks for bringing out the best of Anuj by giving him time and asking the right questions. I have been following Anuj for many years now... and this is by far the best and most comprehensive interview ever!! Thanks Anuj for this almost lonely fight for so many years...when his own people abandoned him...Can't thank you enough. Godspeed!

[@hemanthsavasere934]

My interest in Netaji started due to Anuj Dhar. And it's the first time I've watched 3 hours podcast non stop.

[@amitarathi2705]

Same here bro

[@suresh007abn]

Great respect on you Anuj sir. I'm 40 years old father have been educating my daughter from long back about Subhash ji and trying to other's too

[@manashiranidas3566]

In the book Conundrum by Chandrachur Ghose & Anuj Dhar , they described Subhas Bose's life after death in detail . My paternal grandfather was a freedomfighter but he disowned my father when he joined the Indian army. Now I know the exact reason.... If a man who freed India could go unnoticed, then forget about others . Anyway, why do our politicians , business executives or industrialists, sons / daughters not join the army ?

[@anitahiawatha6060]

Only poor ppl join the army. Or ppl with patrioc feelings. The in usa.

[@ArpitaRC]

Cause they are careerists who do not have nationalism in their mind

[@deploy_leroy]

Always a pleasure to listen to Anuj Dhar sir.

[@thunderbolt_01]

1:56:35 Sometimes, you need to disown your family, so that their life is not under a threat. Sad reality of this world😢 Respect about Netaji has increaed by crores of times in my heart.❤ Netaji, please be born again🙏

[@MCQWALA99]

😊

[@junebhattacharjee9669]

Sir Bose was a multifaceted genius a rare pesona on the face of the 🌎🙏🏼🇮🇳🙏🏼

[@pranay_kumar]

SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE has special place in hearts of every true indian coz we know the real working people never want fame but to achieve their goals and ideology. wish it will conclude soon so we move farword doing other important things which we need now

[@nalinisamudram8887]

Dear Sirs, extremely illuminating information on Netaji...every indian (in Bharat or outside Bharat) should listen to this podcast and spread the word on the glory of Netaji to all and own him as the greatest human ever existed...all the best

[@hitopdesh4202]

There was a reason Netaji wanted atleast twenty years of dictatorship and an iron fist rule over India, although the main intent on his part would have been to rapidly industrialize the country but he definitely understood that jaha ki janta lakho me army and british bureaucracy join krke apne hi logo ko mar skti hai usko extra freedom ki nhi blki right amount of freedom with right amount of dande ki zaroorat hai to remind them of who they really are. But we got "socialist and democratic" brown sahibs jinko hmne sir pe bitha liya. Ab bajate rho democracy ka jhun jhuna while the whole world laughs at our anarchist system with zero meritocracy and zero ethics & integrity whatsoever.

[@dhrumil_108]

I have been learning German for a few years now and recently have gone through an interview of Anita bose, Netaji's daughter with a German radio broadcaster and they were discussing the installation of Netaji's statue at the king's place and so she was like my father was a socialist and BJP government is making the issue of Gandhi vs bose which is completely opposite to what my father stands for. Now one interesting thing I heard on the interview was her husband is a senior CDU party member (current ruling socialist party in Germany) and she is professor of economics in Dusseldorf University, so what Anuj sir is telling about reality will definitely affect her current condition and political future of her husband and family as netaji has definitely taken help form Hitler and she will definitely going to avoid that linkage to her current conditions.

[@madsadgod]

Hey, do u have any link of the interview of Bose's daughter to German media? I am interested in listening to it.

[@AlokGaur-hb3vk]

Mad respect for Anuj Dhar ji 🔥🙏

[@subodhshelake6121]

The phrase "Tum mujhe khoon do, mein tumhe aazadi doonga" hits differently after listening to the work Netaji did for our country especially the lengths to which he had gone for the sake of our independence.

[@amitavkanungo5738]

My maternal grand father was in British Indian Army. Both my dad and maternal grand father told me that bengali Hindus during that time period didn’t believe that Bose died and he (Bose) will come with his force to unite both Bengal.

[@SB-kc8dz]

Yes true...even my maternal grandfather used to say the same

[@deb5932]

He is the greatest son of India. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose will remain in the hearts of millions of Indians and Gandhi will remain in the currency note only. Remove Gandhi from the currency note and see that within one year, people will forget his face but always keep Netaji in their hearts.

[@rajarshighosh4821]

Gandhi and Nehru were politicians. Bose was a warrior

[@curiousmonk7990]

It always mesmerize me after listening stories around Netaji. The level he achieved is nearly impossible for normal human beings. A spiritual corner of my mind always tells me that Netaji was a yogi, maybe a sidhh purush.

[@sns23584]

Mind totally blown 😮 But at the same time, feeling very agitated about how all the British stooges conspired to destroy Netaji, his stature, and his legacy 😡 Thanks Abhijit ji and Anuj ji for enlightening today's generation about Netaji 🙏🏼

[@prasunhalder7875]

They have done that for greed of power and position. 🙁

[@sns23584]

@@prasunhalder7875 Absolutely. And we are the ones suffering the consequences even today.

[@mousumidas7590]

Thank you so much Mr. Anuj for letting people know actual facts about our hero Subhash Chandra Bose.

[@ArpitaRC]

Mr. is used with the surname. Either its Sri Anuj or Mr. Dhar. সিরিয়াল দেখে ইংরেজি শিখো না বোন

[@jay1947100]

Anuj -da is warrior on netaji mystery.. Huge respect.. Thanks abhijit for this podcast.

[@Kedar.Sharma]

Thanks Anuj Dhar sir for spending your life researching on Subhash Chandra Bose ji. Thanks a lot. Hope soon we will see subhash chandra bose on our currency one day. Anyways patriots like us have that image on our hearts ❤. Huge Respect for Netaji 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@GyanTvAmit]

WHAT iNDIA (Hinduism) GAVE TO THIS WORLD : Mark twain said :- "India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grand mother of tradition. Our most valuable and most astrictive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only" , shivkar talpade was the first person who discovered airplane not wright brothers, it is very sad that we indians don't respect our culture and failed to preserve our great culture, india is the place where great inventions occured like - yoga, surgery, maths, ayurveda etc, thousands of years ago indians knew about the distance of the earth from different planets as mentioned in surya siddhanta, thousands of years ago indian astronomers were able to predict the solar and lunar eclipses in the exact time. when the west though that earth is flat, indians, greek knew that earth is spherical and not flat, bhugol is word in sanskrit which means bhu means earth and gol means spherical, now its time that we should respect what our great rishis did. Anciant (Madieval Age) inventions : 1. India gave the world its first university - Takshashila University. As early as 700 B.C., there existed a giant University at Takshashila, located in the northwest region of India. It had 300 lecture halls, laboratories, a library and a towering observatory for astronomical research. 2. India gave the world the numeral, Zero Although Babylonians used zero to signify the 'absent', Indians were the first to use the zero as a symbol and in arithmetic operations. 3. The game of C hess originated in India Chess is believed to have originated in Eastern India , c. 280 - 550 CE, in the Gupta Empire , where its early form in the 6th century was known as chaturaṅga. 4. Indians were the first ones to use and invent buttons Ornamental buttons made from seashell were used in the Indus Valley Civilization by 2000 BCE. Some buttons were carved into geometric shapes and had holes pierced into them. 5. Shampoo originated from India The word shampoo is derived from Hindi word chāmpo and dates to 1762. The shampoo itself originated in the eastern regions of the Mughal Empire where it was introduced as a head massage, usually consisting of alkali , natural oils and fragrances. Shampoo was first introduced in Britain by a Bengali entrepreneur from Bihar named Sake Dean Mahomed. 6. India gave the c ure for Leprosy Kearns & Nash (2008) state that the first mention of leprosy is described in the Indian medical treatise Sushruta Samhita (6th century BCE). However, The Oxford Illustrated Companion to Medicine holds that the mention of leprosy, as well as ritualistic cures for it, were described in the Atharva-veda (1500-1 200 BCE), written before the Sushruta Samhita. 7. Snakes and Ladders was inspired from an Indian game called Mokshapat It was originally called ' Mokshapat'. Snakes and ladders originated in India as a game based on morality. During British rule of India, this game made its way to England, and was eventually introduced in the United States of America in 1943 8.Ayurveda originated in india Ayurveda is an ancient system of medicine which dates back to Iron Age India (1st millennium BC) and is still practiced today as a form of complementary and alternative medicine 9. Bhaskaracharya rightly calculated the time taken by the earth to orbit the sun Using an astronomical model developed by Brahmagupta in the 7th century, Bhaskara accurately defined many astronomical quantities, including the length of the sidereal year, the time that is required for the Earth to orbit the Sun. 10.Buddhism and jainism originated in india Jainism has historically been largely confined to India , whereas Buddhism originated in India but subsequently flourished and developed several branches in other Asian countries

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

WTF is it ?? out of context $hits??

[@ilavarma6043]

Yes he was ..My mum told me about this when I was a little kid way back in 70s..almost everyone in Ayodhya / LKO / Prayagraj knew this

[@lorddigital4525]

Superb discussion! You are doing a great service by giving Anuj Dhar a platform to share the vast research he and his friends have done on the history of Netaji. May God bless both of your efforts!

[@dandsamladi3332]

All the best to Anuj Dhar for doing such great work of trying to bring about the service done by Netaji for Bharat. Yes your efforts won't go waste Anuj . We assure you Netaji would get respect of all Bhrateeyas including the rulers.

[@aritrachakraborty42-rollno24]

Hope one day the Nation will understand the truth...Because you have to feel Netaji's thought to understand him...Great respect for Anuj Dhar Sir for sharing hus research with millions of Indians

[@ashutoshkumarpandey4552]

I watched 3 hours podcast for first time, wonderful and unbelievable knowledge shared by Anuj. Detailed research done on life of Neta ji. There should be much more on views on this podcast. Going to share this within my group. Brilliant job done!

[@badam323]

a lot of what we're told as 'conspiracy theories' are indeed fact based it seems 😐

[@jayamohan773]

Thanks a lot Abhijeet for getting Shri Dhar on u r podcast. One can see his research. His eagerness to tell people what happened to our beloved leader Netaji Subhash chander Bose As child i used follow about Gumnami baba in Maratha newspaper in Maharashtra.. Had Netaji been in Independent India lives of people would have been totally different It is our misfortune that we could not have dynamic leader. 🙏🙏 He will always be in our hearts. Thanks a lot for doing such stupendous work 🙏🙏

[@IamWokephobic]

Salute to both Gentlemen:-) Keep the flame Alive for the Greatest Patroit of our Bhartiya Civilization, the Personification of Selfless Service for the Motherland, Bravery, Excellence, Nationalism, and Patrotism I.e Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. Netaji Amar Hain aur Hamesha Amar Rahenge! Jai Hind! Vande Matram!

[@mahendranayak5587]

Your message is reached. Chavda ji please convey this to anuj dhar ji. Thing about this land is that it will surface the truth. Subhash chandra bose is the gem of all these inspirations we need to lead with in life

[@surajitgoswami1871]

Mr. Dhar made me rethink about Netaji's charisma and organizational power again and I'm an old coot (just about 70) who had grown up in Kolkata with a rather negative view of Gandhi.

[@yomlikayi6979]

First time seen anujsir laugh Abhijit sir literally let him burst out with I see I see Thanks for this wonderful episode

[@uberfreeride8875]

Truth should be out !!!!! Salute to Subash Chandra Bose Sir...!!!!!

[@rooms9077]

Huge respect to Anuj sir , thanks for giving such an information. One of the best interviews I’ve ever heard in my life.

[@RahulSingh-lb7ur]

Fascinating to watch and learn at the same time. Better than college classes. Had a debate with my professor(Gandhian) on this issue and on the legacy of Bose sir and to say the least my cgpa might downgrade 😅 but I loved it and so did my class.

[@DrRanganathan]

3 hours. Wow. Having read his and Chandrachud's work before it was a kind of a repetition, but it was a pleasant one. Anuj (as always) articulates his point of view well and yet has the empathy to understand and even appreciate other points of view especially of the Governments at different times. This could well be a script for a well made movie with versions in all major languages (I remember watching a Bengali movie a few years ago). Wishing Anuj all the best in all his endeavours and hope and wish the truth prevails atleast before Netaji's 150th anniversary and 100th year of Transfer of power👍

[@SamvedIyer]

No offence to BeerBiceps, but this is how one interviews Anuj Dhar; a proper two to three hour long conversation. Not that hurried forty-five minute thing he did. And Anuj is in his best element when giving a presentation. His best talk is that which SangamTalks conducted in 2017; he spoke for 2h 30m and another 30m were spent in answering questions.

[@rohanmishra3117]

Yes that had been the best.

[@Sunnu-c9x]

Thanks Abhijit ji for having Anujji on your show..and thanks to Anujji for all the life long research..our country will be always be indebted to you and Chandrachud ji for your valuable contribution 🙏🙏🙏

[@SuperPeacesoul]

First and foremost, I extend my heartfelt appreciation to this podcast; it truly stands out. The depth and significance of this podcast are such that it will likely remain unparalleled, at least until the moment when Abhijit Sir engages in a trio podcast with Dhar Sir and Ghosh Sir, providing us with even more profound insights into the narrative. During the captivating 2+ hours of this podcast, there were moments when I found myself so engrossed that I nearly missed my metro station while waiting for an interchange. To Anuj Sir, I want to emphasize that Bengalis are not solely represented by intellectuals sitting in air-conditioned adda halls, criticizing the government, Bose, and all the positive developments intended for our country, both in the past and future. A typical middle-aged Bengali heart and mind still harbor deep affection for Bose and their motherland, and they are willing to contribute to the progress of the nation in whatever modest capacity they possess. It is disheartening to learn that even Mr. Yogi seems to be taking insufficient action to preserve the artifacts associated with the "Godfather" of the country. Nevertheless, I am grateful because this podcast has reinforced my conviction by a thousandfold that my hero did live not only post my birth but also just 500 kilometers away from me. JAI HIND - Thank you for this enlightening experience.

[@kaafirTamatar]

Anuj on fire. Watched the entire thing before realising that was 3 odd hours. This is very important because it keeps the issue relevant and in people's mind so that there is some pressure on government to declassify the files. Otherwise a giant icon who helped win us freedom will be forgotten.

[@GyanTvAmit]

indian invention : Indians were the first ones to describe the Fibonacci pattern of numbers This sequence was first described by Virahanka (c. 700 AD), Gopāla (c. 1135), and Hemachandra as an outgrowth of the earlier writings on Sanskrit prosody by Pingala.

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

WTF .... out of context... ???!

[@sriramlamsal]

Truth shall prevail if it has since 75 years. Thank you for efforts.

[@pragyajitdhar]

This Collaboration was needed for a long time😇🕉

[@useraru]

Thank you 🙏 Abhijit ji for putting up this video. Hats off to Anuj Sir

[@dipanjanachoudhury2047]

ThanK you Anuj sir You are a great story teller And I agree, Netaji's life mystery is far more fascinating than MARVEL and DC put together 🪔🪔🪔

[@preetivasudevan8444]

Huge respect for all the findings and sharing by Anuj Dhar. I am sure Modiji is aware and has huge respect and regards for Netaji's contribution to India.

[@Makeitsimple99]

Pls translate this great info into other languages so that every person in our country need to know about Netaji our true leader

[@abhijith01]

I remember a program on TimesNow in mid 2000s (don't exactly remember the name of the program probably it was called something like Unexplained ) where Justice Mukherjee says in off record video that there was no doubt about Gumnami baba was Subhash Bose and he went on to talk about similarities in handwriting strokes.

[@santhanamnarasimhan8966]

Message to Mr Anuj. I am 73. I am a strong admirer of Netaji from childhood for unknown reasons. From time to time I read about Netaji stories as surfaces. On December 25 2024 TN Governor speach titled " Netaji's resistance , not Gandhi's forced British to quit India " was eye opener to me and eversince I have been trying to know more about Netaji and publish about Netaji unrecognised freedom struggle to those who resist our Governor speech ( including my family ) This interview is awesome. Whatever is within my means, I promise to you , that I will spread this message in the social media as well talking to people who are hypnotised with concocted stories and put in to deep sleep

[@angelajai]

Great work Anuj ji. N Thanks a lot to you for enlightening us about Netaji, our true hero and a Legend.

[@gargikish]

This entire conversation between my favorite two people about Netaji gave me goosebumps. I have had the privilege of meeting Mr Anuj Dhar in Atlanta and listen to him talking about Netaji. Many thanks!

[@GoodMan-c3g]

The credit for popularising the fact among youngsters of Netaji being alive should be given to Anuj.

[@puneethsuvarna6353]

I feel educated honestly this is the best 3hrs i have ever spent.

[@GyanTvAmit]

indian invention : And described Trigonometric functions The trigonometric functions sine and versine originated in Indian astronomy. They were described in detail by Aryabhatta in the late 5th century, but were likely developed earlier in astronomical treatises of the 3rd or 4th century. Later, the 6th-century astronomer Varahamihira discovered a few basic trigonometric formulas and identities, such as sin^2(x) + cos^2(x) = 1.

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

WTF is it ?? out of context $hits??

[@samiranbhadra2132]

I have visited this temple in Tokyo suburbs in 2007. This temple has two altars, one has the Japanese deity, another one at the side has this urn supposedly containing Netaji's (or is it Ichiro Okura). The doors are not opened except on 23rd January, I had a look inside through the glass on the door. Outside within the compound of this temple there is bust of Netaji in uniform.

[@cutiejax]

Please mention the location where in japan

[@cosmicallyspeaking871]

💝Fascinating! 💖This was like watching nearly 3-hours of Jason Bourne! 🥰I was hooked. 💛This enormous research by Anuj ji on Bose just blew me away! 💙Shame on our national leaders & figure heads, past & present, for going great length covering up Mahatma Subhash Babu's existence.🙊He's somebody we must eulogize, revere & learn from. His letters, discussions, talks and his legacy must be documented & studied in schools & universities.🕉

[@anikbiswas1681]

Two legends in one frame together ❤ 🇮🇳 I am proud bengali proud india bcz of netaji

[@babubantai]

Absolutely enlightening session. Anuj Ji deserves a bow for taking a stand and devoting his life for such a noble cause. Truth will come out. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose ki Jai !!!

[@GyanTvAmit]

indian invention : Although video killed the radio star, radio waves went on to take different forms from being used in telecommunications to broadcasting signals. Radio waves or microwave communications were heavily studied during the later part of the 19th century. But it was an experiment demonstrated by Jagadish Chandra Bose in 1895 that encapsulated the potential uses of microwaves in communication.Bose’s revolutionary demonstration formed the foundation of the technology used in mobile telephony, radars, satellite communications, radio, television broadcasts, WiFi, remote controls and countless other applications that are used widely today.

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

WTF is it ?? out of context $hits??

[@tapschaudhuri]

Subsequently though very late,The invention of radio was recognized as boss's.

[@santanuchowdhury1876]

If the belongings of "Gumnami Baba " was initially displayed via a court order one can still force the present government by filling a contempt of court case. Just a food for thought.

[@priyangkarbasumatary5274]

I have learned a lot from this podcast ..and being a Historian myself thank you sir for sharing this info..

[@Devildk1]

Now I can truly say that SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE is my inspiration and will always be....❤

[@shaluduggal]

This is the true hero who was towering above all leaders. What he did was for his matribhoomi above all. His honesty and earnestness was never missed by the people who supported him. He did not make underhand deals with the enemy ever. A master of disguises but straight as an arrow. My hero always, I am proud of his choices irrespective of outcomes. The least I can do is make a few next generation people understand his greatness. Salute to Netaji.

[@Drkp23]

Thank you very much Abhijit ji and Mr. Anuj Dhar.... one of the best podcasts and really needs to be circulated widely... Everyone from Nehru ji to present politicians had their own reasons to hide this truth....

[@kookiesadu4110]

I am from Bangladesh my great grand father was a influential politician that time...when netaji came to our place(it was malda)and gifted my great grandfather 2buckets of orange... Trust me i am so proud of that

[@soumyakantiganguly9255]

just awesome.. effort of Anuj and his friends will be go down to history

[@archanaaananda4688]

My request to Abhijit Chavda and Anuj Dhar to please train Indian youths. We need more people like them. They are passionate about their work. They stand by the truth, no matter what. Awesome vlog.

[@williamsatish25]

i never knew it was 3 hours convo untill it ended. i from down south from the beginning of 80s and i am also an avid history reader, I was not aware of this side of the story because we read only newspapers which are fedded one. I was not aware of Gumnami Baba, thank you for enlightening me. Hats of to these guys who have put the effort .

[@sudhanshuvaishnaw9653]

The most amazing thing I have seen in all my 30 years of life.

[@srideep19]

Anuj has nothing but respect from my drawing room. He is someone who has given his life on this story. And what he is saying is nothing but bloody truth. What we can do is hope. Hope that one day we will be super power where we would be courageous enough tell the truth without being afraid of Russia and USA aftermath.

[@rajatchopra1411]

Thank you sir for releasing this video. There was a genuine need for this! Ps. Happy diwali❤

[@samiranbhadra2132]

From all the evidences presented so far by various people, I am convinced that Bhagwanji is none other than NETAJI SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE.

[@sanjoykumarlahiri1526]

I’m proud to feel that both Mr. Anuj Dhar & Mr.Chandrachur Ghosh are Indians and I’m a co-resident… Eagerly waiting to see the end of this journey… would be proud of if receive any chance to get associated with this drive

[@leeza205]

I went to school during 80s --90s, when I asked something along the lines of "why was Gandhiji okay with violence when Indian army was fighting for Brits and not when it came to Bharat's freedom struggle along with Netaji." The teacher slapped me in front of the entire class and insulted me with the phrase "philosopher ki aulaad kakshaa mein aake gyaan dene chale hain." It remained ingrained till today, and years later when the true info is finally coming out and validating our thoughts it is so reassuring to see how our conscience, intuition, and natural intelligence guides us. Thank you Abhijitji, and Anujji.

[@BeE_AriyaN]

Where were your sandals at that time?

[@leeza205]

@@BeE_AriyaN We didn't have the luxury of talking back to our teachers when they spewed non-sense!

[@BeE_AriyaN]

@@leeza205 I know, I was more talking out of frustration. But your situation reminded me about what Netaji did to a firang when he spoke BS about us. Yes we're brought up to respect our elders, but they should behave accordingly to earn that respect

[@sujanprabhukholkar2047]

Huge Respect for Anuj Dhar for outstanding research and contributions in Subhash Bise Death mystery.

[@sweetyjain1983]

Best podcast and thankyou inko bulane ke liye. Help them to prove bhagwanji was netaji. Ye bharat pe kanak rhega ager ye sabit ni hua toh.

[@amoghaudupa]

Sir, your channel is really good. But you should reach more people. Plz try some more innovative ideas like creating documentaries on our national icons like Chanakya, Chandragupta Maurya, Samudragupta, Chhatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj, Raja Suheldev, Maharana Pratap, Sri Krishna Deva Raya, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh, Sardar Udham Singh, etc to make our people realise their work, sacrifices and contribution to the land of Bharatvarsha.... This is just my suggestion... Chhatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj ki jai Har Har Mahadev Bharat Mata ki jai 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@adityasaboo6074]

There is Something With Truth. It shows itself through A Yogya/Uchit Person. Thank The Creator for This Eternal Sookshm Neeyam/Law. Thanks to Both here....

[@adityapargaonkar3959]

Thank you Abhijit sir for bringing Anuj sir on this platform, got to know some important info. About Sir Subhash Chandra Bose. Needed 2part on this sir .

[@Gagan99-y2j]

Much awaited video. Netaji Subhas will live forever.

[@izekrimwala]

Blown away…. Always adored, revered and worshipped Netaji …. Without knowing after 1947 activities … now I will do my utmost to pressurise release of truth which is with Government ….. Anujji pranaam ..🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼…. Avijitji big thank you

[@Avanipatel-wx6cc]

This is such a great podcast and which is much much more any Hollywood movie. And I really love how you both are working to save the Indian history and save the legacy of Indian freedom fighters.

[@SujanSharmah]

Can't thank you enough Mr Anuj Dhar for the time you spent on this issue. Thank you Mr Avijit Chavda for bringing him to your show.

[@hillgallagher3043]

Subash Netaji deserves the love and respect that has been in due since 1944... The true son of this country.

[@Sir_AD]

Anuj Dhar sir, we are obliged.... Thanks for your dedication

[@takshwasnik9645]

I am history student in senior high school and one the reason for taking history is poadcast like this making me to love the subject and to discover the truth just like you guys