The flag hoisted on a 165-foot-tall mast, stands as a tribute to the legacy of freedom fighters and the enduring spirit of India’s struggle for independence.

In a historic first, four esteemed units of the Indian Air Force (IAF) are poised to receive the prestigious 'President's Standard and Colours' from President Droupadi Murmu. The ceremony is scheduled to take place at the Hindan air base on March 8, marking a significant milestone in the annals of the IAF's history.

Early investigations involved the British Army, the government of British India, the government of Japan, and the Allied Forces. The primary objective was to ascertain whether Netaji, known for his staunch opposition to the British, had indeed perished in the crash.