During World war One, India was under British rule and part of the British empire. The British were fighting the Germans and the Austria-Hungarians during world war one.
BUT while this was happening the Indians were making ground in India killing off the soldiers left there. After some time time, the Indians won the little fight and got their land back.
India at the time was a colonial posession of Great Britain, so it could simply deploy Indian soldiers where and when needed.
It helped ensure India's independence
which war?
Indian troops recruited to serve in the British Army.
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There are people in England who believe that the society in which they live does not serve their needs.
You must be thinking about the War of 1812, NOT World War2 .
No. Gays and Lesbians can serve in the British Army, and it is illegal to discriminate against them in any way because of their sexuality.
John Locke's writings, such as his theory of natural rights and limited government, inspired colonists to value individual liberties and question British authority. Colonists felt that the British government's infringement on their natural rights, such as through taxation without representation and strict control, went against the principles of liberty and consent of the governed espoused by Locke. This ultimately fueled their resentment towards the British government.
The Priests who belong to the Indian origin and serve God are called as Indian priests.
To be confirmed by others, but I'm certain that Irish people did serve on the Allies side in WW2 but only as members/volunteers of the British army. Ireland was officially neutral in WW2. I heard/read that British soldiers marooned off the coast of Ireland were interred in Irish "POW" camps in Ireland. These camps were pretty lax though, allowing them to be out during the day but had to be back in camp at nightfall.