One individual may die for an idea, but that idea will, after his death, incarnate itself in a thousand lives.” – Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
The true essence of India lies in its profound culture and spiritual heritage. If we celebrate and protect its history, traditions, and natural resources, we can pave the way for a prosperous future. This proactive approach, driven by lofty ideals, is the foundation stone of constructive action that can lead future generations towards greatness.
Individual aspirations themselves often find a place of prominence in history as significant deeds.
One man’s dream gave us the Vivekananda Memorial – Eknath Ranade ji.
One man’s dream brought forth the Indian National Army – Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.
One man’s dream led to the creation of the world’s biggest dam which is the Bhavanisagar Dam – M.A. Eswaran.
In this manner, the Chakra Foundation has emerged as the culmination of the profound thoughts of great achievers.
The founder, filmmaker, writer, and former journalist Chakra Rajasekar, who possesses diverse personas.
Through the Chakra Foundation, India is actively preserving and promoting various aspects such as history, customs, and more.
♦️ Chakra Rajasekar undertook the task of chronicling the illustrious life of M.A. Arthanari Eswaran, the renowned freedom fighter and the founder of Bhavanisagar dam. He presented this work to Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then proceeded to rename Erode Railway Station after M.A. Eswaran.
Under the name “Eswaran,” his biography has been published as a book by Chakra Rajasekar.
♦️ As part of commemorating the freedom struggle of India, we remember some of the mentioned brave heroes while also acknowledging those who remain unrecognized in every state. This is done through Tribute walls, which are constructed in 100 historical sites across India.
For the formation of the Indian National Army, while traveling towards Japan after meeting Hitler, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose chose the submarine route over the air route. He spent 88 days underwater during which he envisioned the structure and beginnings of the Indian National Army. The complete ideology was formulated underwater, and the rest is history. We, at Chakra Foundation, are planning to create a replica of the submarine as a memorial for the Indian National Army.
These changes are not just about words but actions, driven forward by the Chakra Foundation.
Monuments can be created by anyone, not just governments or powerful figures. Ordinary individuals, like those behind our Tribute Wall, can also leave a lasting impact.
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One individual may die for an idea, but that idea will, after his death, incarnate itself in a thousand lives.” – Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
The true essence of India lies in its profound culture and spiritual heritage. If we celebrate and protect its history, traditions, and natural resources, we can pave the way for a prosperous future. This proactive approach, driven by lofty ideals, is the foundation stone of constructive action that can lead future generations towards greatness.
Individual aspirations themselves often find a place of prominence in history as significant deeds.
One man’s dream gave us the Vivekananda Memorial – Eknath Ranade ji.
One man’s dream brought forth the Indian National Army – Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.
One man’s dream led to the creation of the world’s biggest dam which is the Bhavanisagar Dam – M.A. Eswaran.
In this manner, the Chakra Foundation has emerged as the culmination of the profound thoughts of great achievers.
The founder, filmmaker, writer, and former journalist Chakra Rajasekar, who possesses diverse personas.
Through the Chakra Foundation, India is actively preserving and promoting various aspects such as history, customs, and more.
♦️ Chakra Rajasekar undertook the task of chronicling the illustrious life of M.A. Arthanari Eswaran, the renowned freedom fighter and the founder of Bhavanisagar dam. He presented this work to Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then proceeded to rename Erode Railway Station after M.A. Eswaran.
Under the name “Eswaran,” his biography has been published as a book by Chakra Rajasekar.
♦️ As part of commemorating the freedom struggle of India, we remember some of the mentioned brave heroes while also acknowledging those who remain unrecognized in every state. This is done through Tribute walls, which are constructed in 100 historical sites across India.
For the formation of the Indian National Army, while traveling towards Japan after meeting Hitler, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose chose the submarine route over the air route. He spent 88 days underwater during which he envisioned the structure and beginnings of the Indian National Army. The complete ideology was formulated underwater, and the rest is history. We, at Chakra Foundation, are planning to create a replica of the submarine as a memorial for the Indian National Army.
These changes are not just about words but actions, driven forward by the Chakra Foundation.
Monuments can be created by anyone, not just governments or powerful figures. Ordinary individuals, like those behind our Tribute Wall, can also leave a lasting impact.
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