A prominent leader of the Indian National Congress

A revolutionary freedom fighter and nationalist

A British civil servant in India

A prominent advocate of non-violent resistance

January 23, 1897

October 2, 1893

August 15, 1947

November 14, 1911

He studied law at the University of Calcutta.

He studied engineering at the University of Cambridge.

He studied economics at the London School of Economics.

He studied history at the University of Oxford.

1921

1927

1934

1939

He was one of the main organizers of the movement.

He was arrested and imprisoned by the British authorities.

He advocated for a more moderate approach to resistance.

He played a minor role in the movement.

He disagreed with the Congress's decision to participate in the Second World War.

He was expelled from the Congress for his radical views.

He wanted to focus on his own political career.

He was dissatisfied with the Congress's leadership.

He was the founder and commander-in-chief of the INA.

He provided financial support to the INA.

He recruited soldiers for the INA.

He negotiated with the Japanese for support for the INA.

It was the first organized military force to fight against the British in India.

It inspired Indians to fight for their independence.

It weakened the British military presence in India.

All of the above

He was captured by the British and imprisoned.

He went into hiding in India.

He fled to Japan.

He died in a plane crash.

He is considered a national hero and freedom fighter.

His ideas and strategies continue to influence Indian politics.

He is remembered for his courage and determination.

All of the above