Judgment - No Air Crash No Death (A closest to definitive study of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's Last Forty Years' Life)

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It is a pity indeed that the veteran film-maker Shyam Benegal had to name his film on Netaji Subhas. Chandra Bose as 'The Forgotten Hero' and that the public also ignored it, too. A national shame also. because the congress government played with this Prince among Patriots', according to Mahatma Gandhi, an unworthy game, in which some of the LN.A seniors also collaborated. With the result that not only the earlier two inquiries were hogwash but the third, Justice Mukherjee Commission's report is also being blatantly denied.

The Netaji and I.N.A. chapter of contemporary Indian history is a most pivotal one, specially after the publication of Attlee's remarks that the I.N.A. was the primary reason for the British to leave India in 1947 in a hurry, the general truth about which has now come to a close with the Murkhejee Commission Report.

This book, by a former I.N.A. activist provides a comprehensive view and critique of the whole in a most readable manner.

LL. Manwati Arya, while in her early twenties, served the provisional Government of Azad Hind as Secretary, Women's Department, in Burma and was in close touch with Netaji till he left Burma. As the only child of her parents, she was born on October 30, 1920 in Meiktila. Had her education up to 1.So, from Rangoon (Yangon). Coming to India, was active in Forward Block between 1948 and 1952. Married Dr. K.C. Arya, Freedom-Fighter and General Secretary of U.P. Forward Bloc in 1949. Earned B.A. and B.T. degrees from Agra University and M.A. (Eng.) from Kanpur University. Had two sons, both of whom enjoyed All India Merit Scholarships. Having left politics devoted to teaching and social service with her slogan Takecare of the child: The nation will take care of itself. Retired as Principal, Sheiling House School, Kanpur. Worked for many social 2000.

Practices Yoga and Vipassana Meditation and keeps fit. Reads, writes, propagates Panchsheel and Eye Donation.

Ram Kishor Bajpai was born on July 1, 1943 in Kanpur. He obtained Master's Degree in Political Science along with a research project on the political thinking of Ganesh Shanker Vidyarthi.

Started his career as a Lecturer in a Post-graduate college, then he joined the State Bank of India. During bank service he pleaded for Banks Nationalisation, edited a workers' journal - 'Wage- Earners'. Besides Radio talks anchored 'Kamgar Sabha' on Doordarshan Lucknow, and functioned as a visiting lecturer for Workers' Education under the Ministry of Labour, Government of India.

He has been writing articles on national and international topics and his essays on the commentaries of the Gita were scholarly acclaimed.

Represents socio-cultural organizations like Kanpur Sangrahalaya, Puratattva Mitra, and Lalit Kala Sansthan as a founder-member, and as an activist in Kanpur History Society, Servants of the People Society (founded by Lala Lajpat Rai), and South- Asia Fraternity with of Documentation & Preservation of Records, Youth for Social Change, and People to People Contact among neighbouring countries.