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February 18, 1946 Royal Indian Navy mutiny also called 1946 Naval Uprising saw the Indian Naval Ratings, soldiers, police and civilians locking horns with the British Government. Indian Naval Ratings' anger reached the boiling point due to poor services, racism and broken promises. Though this story has disappeared from our history syllabus, all thanks to our guest author Pramod Kapoor to get us thinking on it all over again.

On this episode of The Wire Talks, our host Sidharth Bhatia in conversation with the author Pramod Kapoor, speaks about this forgotten chapter from Indian history. Guest Pramod Kapoor's soon to be releasing book, 1946 Royal Indian Navy Mutiny: Last War of Independence takes us back in time, and unfolds this almost erased chapter from our syllabus. 1946 Naval Uprising though was condemned by the Indian National Congress Party and the Muslim League, Communist Party Of India came in support of them.

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