Student’s Participation during the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny

Abstract

The article explores the pivotal role of students during the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny of 1946, a significant event in India's struggle for independence. The mutiny, sparked by grievances of the naval ratings, witnessed widespread student participation, reflecting their commitment to anti-colonial ideals. Students engaged in mass protests, strikes, awareness campaigns, and fundraising, amplifying the impact of the mutiny. Their involvement not only drew attention to sailors' grievances but also intensified the demand for India's complete independence. The legacy of student participation in this historic event continues to inspire future generations, emphasizing the enduring principles of unity, nonviolent resistance, and the pursuit of human dignity.