Subhas Bose

Subhas Bose was the first leader of the restored Republic of India. He rose to power through a coup against the National Unity government, due to their mismanagement of various issues in the country including civil unrest and a worsening famine in March of 2020.

He is best known for bringing India out of isolation and into a period of modernization, by strengthening the military and creating powerful alliances with some of the most powerful leaders on the globe. He would also lead the forces of India in the occupation of Tibet and in the Second Great Realm War. Under his rule, the Indian air force would grow to the largest and most technologically advanced in its history. Aside from his spearhead of Indian armament, a top priority due to his extensive military experience and nationalism, he would also dedicate many religious shrines and was known to be accepting of Offlinists and Hindus. He disliked Shia-Jihabists due to their previous occupations against India as well as his personal theological disagreements with them.

On August 28, 2021, only one year after his rise to power, he would proceed to go on a leave of absence to the Himalaya Mountains. He wrote a letter beforehand and he claimed to go on the journey to find his spiritual self as he was feeling extremely depressed and stressed from dealing with the various issues of the nation. He stated that he believed all the power he had was just a façade covering up for the lonely man inside him.

He handed administrative control of India to the Greater Teutonic Realm as a "trust territory" before he departed. According to eyewitness reports, he consumed copious amounts of psychedelic drugs whilst trekking for as long as ten hours unceasingly. He also reportedly stopped at various monasteries, demanding for monks to tell him the meaning of life. During his trip, he was discovered and killed by Indian rebels who believed he had betrayed India. He died in the Himalayan wilderness due to bullet wounds in the neck and chest on September 11th, 2021.