Subhash Chandra Bose | connecting-the-dots

In 1944, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose established the Azad Hind Bank in Rangoon, Burma, to fund the war against the British, The aim was to print Indian currency notes to manage contributions from Indians worldwide.
In the 1980s, Ram Kishore Dubey, a retired contractor, found one of these rare notes in his grandfather's Ramayana.
His grandfather, Praagilal, a dedicated member of the Indian National Army (INA), received this note as a reward from Netaji for his covert work in the Bundelkhand region.
The note, valued at one lakh, featured Bose's photograph, a pre-independence map of India, and the bold inscription 'Bank of Independent'.
For those curious, the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Birthplace Museum in Cuttack, Odisha, houses a rare collection of coins and currency notes which were issued by the Azad Hind Bank.
A year later he was supposed to have died. If you hit UK or US financially, they will kill you.

No, Bose never called him Mahatma in the first place. It was British as they were establishing their agent which they imported from South Africa DGP

He got us freedom from British in 1943 and made the British life hell in Bharat.
He kicked out CIA from Vietnam
He engineered the division of Pakistan and separated east Pakistan
He engineered the Ram Mandir Movement
He stayed in Ayodhya when he could have hidden himself in any part of Bharat.
["] Not all soldiers fire gun, some make them quietly. DGP

Both these committees concluded that Bose died in an air crash in 18, August, 1945 at Taihoku airport in Japanese occupied Taipei.

Paris based historian, J B P More, recently stumbled upon a brief French Secret Service report dates 11 December, 1947 at the National Archives of France.
It has come up with a finding that Bose didn't die in an air crash and was still alive in 1947.
It stated that the whereabouts of Subhash were unknown.

They too declared that Bose dies in an aircrash after he took off from Saigon on his way to Tokyo.
But the French government had always been silent on the issue, though Vietnam and Indo China was french colony during the 1940s.
Very quickly after the surrender of Japan, the french arrived in Saigon and took charge of it. But, unfortunately they left no accounts about bose's death. [TOI](Subhas Chandra Bose: Netaji didn’t die in 1945 air crash: French secret report | India News - Times of India)