'azad hind fauj' was founded in pakistan.
where was the 'azad hind fauj' founded?
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azad hind bank was established on 5 april 1944, at rangoon (the then headquarter of azad hind interim provisional indian government supported by imperial japan) in burma.





























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on 21 october 1943 subhash chandra bose formed provisional government of azad hind and early after it bose declared war against british raj and its allies on 23 october 1943.
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the ina's battle cry, "jai hind", was declared the "national greeting" of india by nehru and remains a popular nationalist greeting. today it is used by all indian prime ministers to conclude their independence day speeches. the cry became independent india's first commemorative post mark on 15 august 1947. the first postage stamps issued by independent india are called the "jai hind" series of stamps, showing the indian flag with the letters "jai hind" in the top right hand corner. these were a part of the series issued on 15 august 1947. commemorative postage stamps were also issued by the indian government in 1968 and 1993 respectively to commemorate the 25th and the 50th anniversaries of the establishment of "azad hind" at singapore. the department of posts also includes the six unused "azad hind" stamps in its commemorative book "india's freedom struggle through india postage stamps". the "azad hind fauj marg" (azad hind fauj road) in new delhi is named after the ina and houses the netaji subhas institute of technology.
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