32.INA II Two Nation Theory and Partition of India Independence Act 1947 Flashcards
Who initially proposed the idea of creating an army out of Indian prisoners of war?
Mohan Singh, an Indian army officer, originally proposed the idea of creating an army out of Indian prisoners of war.
To whom did Mohan Singh turn for help in recruiting Indian prisoners of war?
Mohan Singh turned to the Japanese for help in recruiting Indian prisoners of war.
How many men were ready to join the Indian National Army by the end of 1942?
By the end of 1942, 40,000 men were ready to join the Indian National Army.
When was the first division of the Indian National Army formed?
The first division of the Indian National Army was formed in September 1942.
Who arrived in Singapore and boosted the Indian National Army during the second phase?
Subhash Chandra Bose arrived in Singapore and boosted the Indian National Army during the second phase.
Whom did Subhash Chandra Bose meet in Tokyo under the pseudo name Abid Hussain?
Subhash Chandra Bose met the Japanese prime minister, Tojo, in Tokyo under the pseudo name Abid Hussain.
Where did Rashbehari Bose flee to following the failed revolutionary activities?
Rashbehari Bose fled to Japan in 1915 following the failed revolutionary activities.
What efforts did Rashbehari Bose make in Japan?
Rashbehari Bose made efforts to get the Japanese interested in the Indian independence movement. He became active in Pan-Asian circles, founded the Indian Club of Tokyo, and gave lectures on the evils of Western imperialism.
Where was the conference held where it was decided to place the Indian National Army under the Indian Independence League?
The conference was held in Bangkok, which was under Japanese occupation at the time.
Who was the chairman of the Indian Independence League?
Rashbehari Bose himself was the chairman of the Indian Independence League.
Who transferred the control and leadership of the Indian Independence League and the INA to Subhash Bose?
Rashbehari Bose happily transferred the control and leadership of the Indian Independence League and the INA to Subhash Bose in July 1943.
What role did Rash Behari Bose play in the organization of the Indian National Army?
Rash Behari Bose’s organizational spadework laid the foundation for Subhash Bose to build up the Indian National Army (INA).
When did Subhas Bose become the Supreme Commander of the INA?
Subhas Bose became the Supreme Commander of the INA on August 25.
When did Rashbehari Bose pass away?
Rashbehari Bose’s health deteriorated, and he died on January 21, 1945, at the age of 58.
When was the Provisional Government for Free India formed by Subhas Bose?
The Provisional Government for Free India was formed by Subhas Bose on October 21, 1943, in Singapore.
Who were some members of the Provisional Government for Free India?
H.C. Chatterjee (Finance portfolio), M.A. Aiyar (Broadcasting), Lakshmi Swaminathan (Women Department), and others were members of the Provisional Government for Free India.
Where was the slogan “Give me blood, I will give you freedom” given?
The slogan “Give me blood, I will give you freedom” was given in Malaya.
Where was the slogan “Give me blood, I will give you freedom” given?
The slogan “Give me blood, I will give you freedom” was given in Malaya.
What did the Provisional Government for Free India declare?
The Provisional Government for Free India declared war on Britain and the United States and was recognized by the Axis powers.
What was the name of the women’s regiment formed within the INA?
The women’s regiment formed within the INA was called the Rani Jhansi Regiment.
When was the INA headquarters shifted to Rangoon?
The INA headquarters was shifted to Rangoon in January 1944.
What war cry did the army recruits of the INA march with from Rangoon?
The army recruits of the INA marched from Rangoon with the war cry “Chalo Delhi!” on their lips.
On which date did Subhas Bose address Mahatma Gandhi as ‘Father of Nation’?
Subhas Bose addressed Mahatma Gandhi as ‘Father of Nation’ on July 6, 1944.
What did Subhas Bose ask for from Gandhi in his address?
Subhas Bose asked for Gandhi’s blessings for “India’s last war of independence.”