An Unsung Architect of Revolution

Rash Behari Bose, the forgotten revolutionary from Chandannagar, was an epitome of courage and sacrifices, whose contributions to India's freedom struggle should find renewed resonance

- ADITYA GOLE

It is an unadulterated "Thank You" note. It is beyond parochial politics. It is firmly unified in the thumping return of Rash Behari Bose in the national media narrative. The Bengali revolutionary who reshaped India's fight for Independence. The inimitable freedom fighter based in Chandannagar whose tale of valour and vigour should be retold to young India. The other Bose, another forgotten hero.

The active coverage started to roll and ripple when MP Abhishek Banerjee, who is an integral part of India's global outreach delegation on Operation Sindoor, visited the Tama Cemetery in Tokyo and paid tribute to Bose. His X post read as 'Felt a deep sense of pride and goosebumps while paying my respects and offering floral tributes to this great son of Bengal. India remains eternally grateful for his indomitable spirit and pivotal role in our freedom struggle.'