Chandrachur Ghose

Chandrachur Ghose is an author, researcher and commentator on history, economics and environment, having graduated from Visva Bharati and the University of Sussex. Ghose has co-authored Conundrum: Subhas Bose’s Life After Death, which features among the bestsellers in Amazon. Ghose is one of the founders of the pressure group Mission Netaji that has been the moving force behind the declassification of secret documents related to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. His activism led to the declassification of over ten thousand pages in 2010.

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Kashmir LitFest | The Rules for Rulers | Dr Ashok Lahiri | Ami Ganatra | Chandrachur Ghose
Corruption, scam, nepotism — modern words for an ancient failure. Can Kautilya hold today’s politicians accountable? Ami Ganatra anchors the discussion in Mahabharata’s Shanti Parva, where Bhishma explains that “raja” derives from ranja — the delight and welfare of the people. Chanakya’s Arthashastra is brought in to argue that a ruler has no personal preferences; what benefits the praja is the only standard. The panel examines Vibhishana’s defection as a case study in dharmic loyalty over personal allegiance, and Shri...
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Kashmir LitFest | Was He in Russia? Netaji and the State Cover-up | Anuj Dhar | Chandrachur Ghose
India’s government claims Netaji died in 1945 — yet won’t release the documents, 60 years later. Anuj Dhar demands answers. Dhar and Ghose chronicle how decades of Congress and Left-party rule created an intellectual ecosystem where official narratives couldn’t be questioned — even about the man the British had formally designated Enemy No. 1. Netaji raised two governments-in-exile, two armies across two continents, and his Indian National Army reached Imphal and Kohima, fighting what historians consider one of WWII’s greatest battles....
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Kashmir LitFest | Nehru's First Recruits: Diplomats Who Built Independent India's Foreign Policy | Kanwal Sibal | Kallol Bhattacherjee | Chandrachur Ghose
Nehru_s_First_Recruits__The_Diplomats_Who_Built_Independent_India_s_Foreign_Policy.srt Nehru’s first diplomats shaped India’s foreign policy in the most volatile decade in world history — author Kallol Bhattacherjee tells the inside story at Kashmir Lit Fest. At the Srikula Foundation’s Kashmir Literary Festival in Srinagar, journalist Kallol Bhattacherjee discusses his book Nehru’s First Recruits — a narrative account of the IFS officers who built Independent India’s foreign policy from 1947 onward. Former Foreign Secretary...
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Congress is Responsible for the Trauma of The Partition | DU Lit. Fest
Every Indian is more or less aware of the partition of India, in 1947, for the good or the worse. For some even after multiple generations, it is a wound, that is far from healing, for there is next to no effort has been made to provide any restitution or even any kind of solace..
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Bandi Jeevan: A life in Chains | Book Discussion | Sanjeev Sanyal & Chandrachud Ghose | DU Lit. Fest
Sanjeev Sanyal and Chandrachud Ghose discuss Sachindranath Sanyal's book 'Bandi Jeevan: A Life in Captivity', which offers a gripping firsthand account of the early phase of India's struggle for independence. Sanjeev Sanyal highlights his family's roots..