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Q1Who wrote the book "The Indian War of Independence"?
Explanation
"The Indian War of Independence" is associated with Veer Savarkar, who presented the uprising of 1857 as a national war of independence. Mahatma Gandhi wrote works such as "Hind Swaraj", but this title is not his. R. C. Majumdar was a major historian of modern India and wrote extensively on the freedom movement, yet he is not the author of this book. Baba Amte is remembered for social service, especially work with leprosy patients. Thus the authorship belongs to Veer Savarkar.
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