There is the other side of the river. 'In fact, the people of India and also of the World have known Subhas Chandra as a great leader and organiser, but most of them are not aware that he as also a thinker, if not a system builder in the strict sense of the term. His ideas are so comprehensive and coherent in character', that these could easily be developed as a system if his 'life of action' had not been given top priority.

What he advocated during 1920's, 30's and 40's; regarding the meaning and expression of socialism, regarding the character of revolution, regarding the ways for achieving socialism and build up national economy, also regarding planning and administrative processes; are so relevant even today that these ideas and thought can enable the people of India to come across their solitary life and build up a new India. For last six decades and more, the political history of India proves Gandhism as a complete failure, Nehruism as a complete impractical and rather destructive approach, and the leftism of absolute Marxist ideas as an idle workshop of irrational political theoretician. In fact, now there prevails a vaccum in the ideological sphere of the Indian polity, which is the prime source of social and political instability, the root economic starvation, the cause of moral and ethical bankruptcy, and of mass frustration. At this juncture, the only way will be Netaji's philosophical ideas, political thought and his formulated programme, for the survival of the people of India. Today the people of India should have one single slogan: Build up India in Netaji's way.