Arindam:- Netaji, today on this special day of 15th August 1945, India has got Independence. The entire Indian subcontinent is now free from the hands of British Government. How are you feeling about it?
Netaji Subhash:- If you take a deep breath, then you can feel the fragrance of freedom in all the beautiful gardens of India. After the bloodsheds and sacrifices of our freedom fighters for over a century, we have been able to free our motherland. Our Mother India is proud of her children who have fought against the mighty British for freedom till the last drop of their blood.
Arindam:- Today, you have taken the oath as the first Prime Minister of India. Have you ever expected that you will be appointed as the Prime Minister of India? Everyone was saying that Mahatma Gandhi always played politics against you. The Congress party members never supported you because you wanted to form your own militant group to counter against the British forces.
Netaji Subhash:- Mahatma Gandhi has a different ideology of his own. He believes in peace and non-violence. That is good, but, how much will you tolerate? Everything has a limit. Some day or the other, you had to protest against the British people, otherwise, they were not in a mood to leave India. I never expected to become the Prime Minister and never wished for that also. As an Indian, your main motto should be to serve for your motherland and always taking care of your countrymen as a friend. Whether you are a Prime Minister of India or a common man of India, you always have a responsibility towards your motherland. I am proud of my ‘Azad Hind Fauz’ soldiers who have been able to shake the British government from all ends. In this year of 1945, we have got the independence of ‘Akhanda Bharat’. Our country, India stretches from Lahore in the west to Itanagar in the east and from Kashmir in the north to Kanyakumari in the south.
Arindam:- What are your future plans for your countrymen as a Prime Minister?
Netaji Subash:- First of all, I want to focus more on increasing the military strength of India. German government has agreed to help us in creating naval warships and submarine and Japanese government will help us in creating a strong Air Force of India. I will increase the number of soldiers in the border areas of India, especially in the Indo-Afghanistan, Indo-China and Indo-Burma borders. Secondly, the agricultural sector of India needs to be improved. We will import latest agricultural machines like tractors, irrigation pumps and motors, etc. to help the farmers to produce more crops within a short span of time. Thirdly, the education system needs to be restructured. Without education, a person cannot become rich in his rational thinking. English, Sanskrit, Hindi and the local language/mother-tongue of that particular region will be taught in each and every school of India. No foreign Universities will be allowed to operate in India and any degree obtained by a student from any foreign university will be regarded as an invalid degree in India. 7 swadeshi universities will be formed in the top 7 cities of India. The top 7 cities are Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Delhi, Lahore, Karachi and Dhaka. In all these universities, the education system will be based on the ‘Rig-Vedic’ style of education, where the strict ‘Gurukul’ system will not be followed. Fourthly, all the religious and heritage sites will be given proper promotion and protection to improve the tourism department of India. Fifthly, no foreign companies will be allowed to run their businesses in India if they don’t hire at least 1000 Indians every year. Also these foreign companies have to pay 47% of their total profits earned from the Indian business units to the Indian government. An Indian swadeshi company is permitted to have only 1% of their total employee strength as foreigners.
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Laxmi:- Ei, Arindam, wake up! Today is 15th August 2010 and you are still sleeping. All our neighbors are going to hoist the Indian flag after a short while.
Arindam:- Oh! Yeah, today is the 63rd Independence Day of India. Darling, I missed to hear the alarm of the clock because I was taking the interview of “NETAJI SUBHASHCHANDRA BOSE – THE IDEAL PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA” in my sweet dreams.
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