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The Indian Review A Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest August 1934

1934

What is the issue which the Congress has placed before the electorate ? The most comprehensive and yet simple answeP is that the Congress appeals to the electorate for a vindication of the prestige of the national condemnation of the Government's repressive policy in regard to the Indian National Congress institution and its activities during the last struggle and it is on this aspect of the posi [...] Even while engaged in a grim struggle with the Government which involved' the utmost strain on all its resources the Congress has maintained uninterrupted work in the furtherance of its constructive programme namely the rorganisation of rural life in every aspect the removal' of untouchability in every form the eradication of the drink and drug evil the advocacy of total prohibition the [...] The Congress is founded on the will and the aspiration of the people of India.- It is the emblem of the country's honour and the symbol of the ultimate sovereignty of the people. [...] For the bill defines a temple as a place used as a right as a place of public worship by the Hindu community generally except the excluded castes" and provides that if the majority of the Hindus of the locality are in favour of the admission of the untouchables then such admission wit be enforced. [...] The bill will thus secure the edmission of Harijans (provided the majority of the public are in favour of the innovation) even if the intention of the 'donor is to the contrary.
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The Tariff Board and the Steel Industry
505-507 P.S. Lokanathan view
Early Hindu Colonisation in Sumatra
508-510 Ramesh Majumdar view
The Congress Campaign
511-512 C. Rajagopalachari view
A Year of President Roosevelt
513-515 Sudhindra Bose view
The Temple Entry Bill
515-516 Basanta Chatterji view
Provident Insurance Societies
517-518 M.S. Natarajan view
Why is Bernard Shaw a Socialist ?
519-520 Sasadhar Sinha view
The Colonization Scheme
521-522 P. Rao view
The Ethics and Economics of Birth Control
522-525 D.S. Gordon view
The Art of Letter-Writing
526-528 B. Tandon view
Unemployment: The Lesson of Ceylon
529-530 John Hockin view
Agricultural Education
531-532 Nyapathi Rao view
Rasputin: the ‘Holy Devil’ of Russia
533-534 K.V. Mathew view
Gustav Cassel
534-536 P.R. Srinivasan view
Indian Affairs
537-539 G.A. Natesan view
World Events
539-541 A.J. Saunders view
Trade and Finance
542-543 Srivas view
Diary of the Month
544-544 G.A. Natesan view
The World of Books
545-547 G.A. Natesan view
Indian States
548-550 G.A. Natesan view
Indians Overseas
551-552 G.A. Natesan view
Topics from Periodicals
553-560 G.A. Natesan view
Multum in Parvo
561-576 G.A. Natesan view