Key Highlights:

• Netaji’s Legacy: Commemorating January 23 as the Day of Valor.
• Core Philosophy: “Ittehad, Itmad, aur Kurbani” (Unity, Faith, and Sacrifice).
• Geopolitical Wave: Re-adopting the “Strong India” stance in global affairs.

Parakram Diwas 2026 honors the 129th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. The guiding philosophy here is “Subhasism”—a blend of fierce nationalism, social equality, and military discipline. The Ministry of Culture has curated events that highlight Netaji’s vision of an “Aatmanirbhar” (Self-reliant) India.

This philosophical wave emphasizes that true freedom requires both economic independence and strategic strength. In 2026, the political narrative draws from Netaji’s belief in a disciplined citizenry and a state that prioritizes national interest above all. The inauguration of new memorials and the release of digitized archives from the National Archives of India serve to educate the youth on the “Duty-First” philosophy that Bose championed.