The 'Umbrella' of india gate will emerge from the shadow of the British, and Netaji Subhash chandra bose will take George V's place. Very few people know about 'these' things about Netaji subhash chandra Bose.

Most people know that Netaji Subhash chandra bose was a brave warrior and a wonderful leader in the freedom struggle. However, beyond that, very few people know that they also have spiritual aspects.

Netaji Subhash chandra bose had one side of politics and the freedom struggle, and the other side was spirituality. He used to do yoga every day. 

His life was influenced by spiritual thoughts from adolescence. Although he was in japan during the establishment of the azad hind fauj, he used to do yoga and meditation in his room every day. 

At that time, he liked to be alone. In fact, he was always in the crowd, but when he was alone at night, he would meditate. Among the things that Subhash chandra bose always kept with him was the Bhagavad Gita. It gave him peace and strength. 

Netaji used to stay up late at night. He used to go to bed at 02-03 every night. Even after that, he looked very fresh in the morning. While sleeping, he would take a spiritual look at the day's work.

At the time of the formation of the azad hind fauj, people used to say about Netaji that he used to sit with ordinary soldiers and eat the same simple food. Whenever a special person came to visit him, he would have a separate meal with them.

Sometimes, in moments of stress, people have seen him smoking. people who live with him say that his temper was seldom weakened.

He loved reading. While in prison, he read a variety of books. He was interested in all subjects. In particular, he was very interested in learning about what was going on around the world. 

He used to write as much as he could read and also wrote analytical articles on all subjects. His articles were published in many newspapers in the country and abroad.

Subhash chandra bose was a devotee of Mother Kali. He is also said to have believed in the power of technology. He also read a number of books on Tantramantra while in Mandalay prison in Myanmar.