Deshnayak er Pothe by Anindya Mukhopadhyay [Hardcover]

"July, 1943". Next to this entry in his diary, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose wrote in his own hand—"Began work." From 1943 to 1945, his work across the vast expanse from Singapore to Kolkata would rob the British colonial administration of their sleep. It would give rise to one of the most dramatic sequences of events in the Second World War—the Indian National Army's campaign in India.

Netaji and his Indian National Army set foot in India from Singapore via the Malay Peninsula, modern Taiwan, and Myanmar through the northeastern route. They lowered the Union Jack and hoisted the Indian national flag on the soil of Kohima. This land bears witness to their immense bravery and indomitable patriotism.

Following that historical path, explorer Anindya Mukhopadhyay embarks on a journey. This book is not merely a travelogue, but an attempt to relive history, uncovering the memories of the land, and revealing the untold stories of a daring nationalist and his relentless army in India's 'final battle for independence.'