The Indian National Army was a Japanese sponsored Indian military wing in Southeast Asia during the World War II, particularly active in Singapore, that was officially formed in April 1942 and disband
The Cathay Building Cinema in 1945 where Free India was proclaimed on 21 October 1943.
Captain Mohan Singh in a meeting with Japanese Major Iwaichi Fujiwara
The Cathay Cinema Building in Singapore as it looked when Subash Chandra Bose made proclamation of the Free India in 1943, picture c. 1945.
Bose lays the foundation of the INA Memorial at Esplanade Park on 8 July 1945.
The Former Indian National Army Monument is a historical site and a demolished war memorial at the Esplanade Park located at Connaught Drive within the downtown of Singapore.
Indian National Army in Singapore
…focused on revitalizing the disintegrating INA movement. He engaged in various propaganda measures, most notably, he called for the construction of a memorial in remembrance of the Indian soldiers who died for the INA's cause. However, despite his best efforts, it would appear that there was very little left of the INA to salvage. By that time…
The former Indian National Army Monument site at Esplanade Park in Singapore is now marked by a plaque erected by the National Heritage Board.
The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi paying homage to members of the INA who died in the war on 24 November 2015 at the present-day plaque which marks the site of former INA Memorial.