Chandrachur Ghose (@chandrachurg) / X

Chandrachur Ghose

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Chandrachur Ghose

@chandrachurg

Author of 'Many Shades of Saffron', '1947-57 India', 'Bose: The Untold Story of an Inconvenient Nationalist', ‘Conundrum: Subhas Bose’s Life After Death’.

Gurugram, India

youtube.com/c/chandrachurg

Joined July 2009

Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Jan 25, 2022
'Nobody has done more harm to me personally and to our cause in this crisis than Pandit Nehru...His open propaganda against me has done me more harm than the activities of the 12 stalwarts.' --Subhas Bose to nephew, letter dated 14.4.1939 @anujdhar @Sanjay_Dixit @Pushpendraamu
Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Aug 19, 2024
We are used to political protests under Gandhi statue. I used to complain. But no more. Because #Kolkata has shown that #Netaji statue is not for ordinary politics. Under his feet revolution takes place. Video shared by Sourav Mandal #RGKarProtest
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Oct 20, 2025
Many have been asking for this photo for many years. I have never shared it. But tonight is the most auspicious occasion to share it. So here is the photo of Ma Kali which Bhagwanji kept in his room. 🙏🌺🙏 @anujdhar
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Aug 17, 2025
An appeal to @narendramodi ji. @anujdhar Please share. Some members of the Bose family has started their misinformation campaign. It needs to be countered.
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Aug 18, 2025
And this is what Bose wrote about Nehru in 1939: “Nobody has done more harm to me personally and to our cause in this crisis than Pandit Nehru.” @anujdhar
Nehruvian
@_nehruvian
Aug 17, 2025
Indeed, Subhas Bose met both Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and Muhammad Ali Jinnah. This is what he wrote about it in his book: The Indian Struggle, page number 384.
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Oct 11, 2022
Did you know that the monthly prison allowance to Mahatma Gandhi was increased from Rs 100 in 1930 to Rs 450 in 1943-44 and then to Rs 550? What is the truth of stipend paid to Savarkar by the British? Watch this short explainer by Dr @vikramsampath youtu.be/nC2wbEXB7W0
Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Jan 21, 2023
Interesting, no? #BBCDocumentary
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Jan 23, 2022
The voice that made millions forget everything else in the quest of freedom. Let's remember this for the rest of the year, for the rest of our lives. We still need to know what happened to Netaji. @anujdhar
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Sep 8, 2022
It has taken 80 years. A shame. But better late than never @anujdhar This step will be a game changer. Thank you @narendramodi
Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Aug 18, 2025
"Ashwatthama ki tarah se Netaji chirajeevi hain.' Every Indian must listen to this 1997 speech of Atalji. He was known for choosing his words very carefully. When he spoke that sentence, he meant something. We now know what he meant, but the government must tell the country.
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Jan 24, 2022
This is how myth is created. Create a template of false propaganda and party workers will circulate. No one can/will produce the originals. Bose's collected works don't have it. I have checked Jugantar of that date. No news. Prime example of Left-Congress fakery. @vikramsampath
Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Aug 17, 2022
Dear @PMOIndia @narendramodi ji, we hope you will not give in to the absurd demands regarding getting back the ashes of a Japanese soldier in the name of Netaji. It’s high time you brought the final truth in front of the country. @anujdhar @ProfKapilKumar @RamaGoyal18
Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Aug 18, 2025
The onslaught on #BengalFiles and its poor defence demonstrates why #BJP won’t be able to win in #Bengal. It is no match to the intellectual firepower of the Left-Congress camp in the state. It hasn’t invested in building intellectual capability or ecosystem. And it doesn’t
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Chandrachur Ghose
@chandrachurg
Jan 27, 2022
Aurobindo & Savarkar were two of the most highly regarded revolutionaries who changed their goals in the course of their political life. While Aurobindo focused on a life divine, Savarkar focused on organising Hindus. Don't know whether to call it a loss to the national movement