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From the smoking ruins of World War II, two powers rise - not as liberators, but architects of a darker future.
The Japanese Empire grips East Asia, while the German Reich stretches from Europe to the heart of Central Asia. Together, they redraw the world with ruthless order.
Caught in the jaws of this new world is India, unpartitioned, newly freed from British rule, but perilously positioned. At its helm stands Subhas Chandra Bose: a patriot, visionary, and leader of the fragile Azad Hind Government. Revered at home and distrusted by the global powers, he must rebuild a war-ravaged nation while walking a geopolitical tightrope between two rival empires.
In this simmering crucible, an array of personalities emerge - each one of them shaped by history, driven by ambition and carrying their own vision for the nation. Some seek justice, others power, and a few redemption. As their paths converge, their choices may determine whether India rises on its own terms or becomes a collateral in an empire’s grand design.
Through the lens of alternate history, Dispensers of India’s Destiny explores patriotism, power, and the fragile promise of freedom, raising a compelling question -
Who determines a nation’s destiny?
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