Most of us have heard about the great heroic Salt March of Mahatma Gandhiji, and the boycott of British fabrics, but very few of us have heard of the Great Indian Naval Mutiny, an event which gave a great scare to the British colonial powers and helped chart the course for Independence. Today, we have Pramod Kapoor, author of 1946 Royal Indian Navy Mutiny; Last War of Independence to talk to us about this revolutionary event.Show Notes1:19 - “In popular history, it became almost a footnote.”1:47 - The 1965 play in Bengal and example of how it has been edited out of history4:32 - The Sailors who Mutineed 5:49 - The Racism, and the terrible conditions. 8:57: Who is Subash Chandra Bose? How did his strategy differ from Gandhi? 10:57 - Subash Chandra Bose’s influence upon the Soldiers 15:00 - Bombay Jewels and ‘Seditious Slogans’ and Agitation by Communist Party of India19:00 - The news spreading and other ships joining the Mutiny21:00 - Why didn’t the spark flame?24:00 - The Tria...