More than seven decades ago, India’s celebrated Asian hero of freedom movement - Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, while reflecting on her prison days at Mandalay from January 1925 to May 1927; wrote in his famous memoir - ‘The Indian Struggle’, that, “I remember distinctly that it was the place where Lokamanya Tilak had been imprisoned [...]
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