কলকাতা থেকে চকলেট নিয়ে এসে গিদ্দা পাহাড়ে কচিকাঁচাদের বিলি করতেন নেতাজি

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পাহাড়ে এলে কলকাতা থেকে নিয়ে আসা চকলেট, বিস্কুট কচিকাঁচাদের মধ্যে দেদার বিলোতেন নেতাজি ৷ আজও নেতাজির স্মৃতি বয়ে নিয়ে চলছে গিদ্দাপাহাড় ৷

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00:00Who was the next British leader to rise to power?

00:16Sit down, Mr. Subhash Chandra.

00:18In the history of the Independence Movement of India, a person whose name has been mentioned

00:28in the British history books has become a national politician even after the independence of the country.

00:38From 1932 to 1949, Netaji went to Karsiyang's house almost six times.

00:44When he came to the mountains, he brought biscuits and chocolates from Kolkata for the local Kochikans.

00:50And in the morning, when he came out on the road, he mixed them in the milk.

00:55After returning from Karsiyang, Netaji drowned in the river Parjotokra.

00:59Netaji's father, Mr. Subhash Chandra, died in a car accident.

01:06I came to see Mr. Subhash Chandra's grave.

01:09I have seen everything he did from his birth to the end.

01:16How are you feeling?

01:18I am feeling very good.

01:20He will never have an army like that.

01:27The British had to keep an eye on Netaji several times to bring him back.

01:34In June 1936, he was housed in a house in Girdapahar, Darjeeling.

01:40Until 1996, this house was owned by the Basu family.

01:44Today, this house is a museum.

01:52I come from the Nashik district of Maharashtra.

01:55I came here to see Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's museum.

01:59He was from here.

02:01I got to know about his history and what he did for the country.

02:06You enjoyed it?

02:07Yes.

02:08How do you feel now?

02:10I feel very good to know that I got a leader like him in India.

02:21In 1997, the state government renovated the house.

02:24This time, the house was renovated in the form of a museum.

02:28It was inaugurated in 2000.

02:30Today, this historic house is owned by Netaji Jadugod,

02:33who is the head of the Netaji Institute for Asian Studies.

02:37In 1922, Netaji's elder brother, Subhash Chandra Bose, bought this house.

02:42He bought it in 1922.

02:45In 1923, he came here once a year.

02:51He kept Netaji here for a year as a prisoner.

02:56Later, when he planned to bring Netaji to another place,

03:02he had a man with him.

03:05They said,

03:07Netaji can do anything.

03:10Will we be able to go or not?

03:13What will we do now?

03:15When Netaji was released from the prison,

03:21I took care of the house from 1972 to 2000.

03:27It was an old, broken house.

03:30After 1938, the Bose family didn't take good care of it.

03:38After a year or two, the house fell apart.

03:44All the property of the Bose family was taken away.

03:50All the property of the Bose family was taken away.

03:57There was nothing left.

04:01There was nothing left of the Bose family.

04:07I took care of the broken house from 1922 to 2000.

04:16Netaji is either alive or dead.

04:18It is still unclear when he died and where he died.

04:23Even after 78 years of independence,

04:26this family is still a part of Indian history and politics.

04:33ETV Bharat, Darjeeling.

04:36ETV Bharat, Darjeeling.

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