01435nam a2200205   4500008004100000020001800041037002600059041001200085082002000097100001700117245006600134250000600200260004100206300000800247500074900255650005001004650005501054650005501109650006501164260201b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9788182111530  cGiftednRRRLF,Kolkata  aEnglish  bBAL/SUa954.035  aBalai Mondal  aSUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE THE RISE AND FALL OF A CONGRESS PRESIDENT  a1  aKolkatabDas Gupta&Co.Pvt.Ltd.c2022  g646  aTraces Bose’s ascent in the Congress party, culminating in his election as President of the Indian National Congress.

Examines his ideological disagreements with Gandhi and other senior leaders over strategy for India’s independence, discipline, non-violence versus more assertive approaches, and organisational direction.

Explores why these tensions led to his subsequent resignation and departure from the Congress leadership.

Places Bose’s experience in the broader context of nationalist politics and the Indian freedom struggle prior to the Second World War.

This detailed narrative blends biographical detail with political analysis, making it useful for scholars of Indian history, nationalist politics, and leadership studies.  aBose, Subhas Chandra — Political leadership  aIndian National Congress — History (1930s-1940s)  aIndia — Politics and government — 20th century  a  Indian independence movement — Leadership and strategies