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Series of Celebrations to Mark the Centenary of Bose
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India Abroad
01-24-1997
Series of Celebrations to Mark the Centenary of Bose.
In this hundredth year of the birth of Subhas Chandra Bose to Prabhabati and Janaki Nath Bose in Cuttack at noon, Saturday, January 23, 1897, India is going ahead with a series of celebrations to pay tribute to the patriot.
The government has scheduled a year-long program of celebrations all over the country. In Calcutta, Netaji Research Bureau and other organization have sla...
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