The Indian War Cabinet, established during World War II in 1942 by the British colonial government, aimed to streamline military and strategic decision-making. It was composed of key political and military leaders, including the Viceroy and Commander-in-Chief. Technically, it coordinated India's war efforts, including resource allocation, military planning, and mobilization. It functioned through regular high-level meetings and directives. Its relevance was significant in managing India's substantial contribution to the Allied war effort, including providing troops and resources. Post-independence, the concept influenced India's defense and strategic planning mechanisms, underscoring the importance of coordinated national security efforts.

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