The Radical Humanist Formerly Independent India - Organ of the Radical Humanist Movement October 30 1949

Delivered to the supreme organ of one State by the head of another on the occasion of the official reception to a State guest the address to the U. S. Congress was a diplomatic and moral commitment. [...] The Renaissance with the invention of printing spread the revolutionary idea of the dignity of the individual and thus brought about the downfall Qf medieval depotisms and the rise of the democratic system of government in Western Europe and America. [...] A circular had been issued by the Co' gress Working Committee not long ago to all a prOvincial Assembly Parties that the term of the leader of the Assembly Party should be co-extensive with the life of the Assemblym that no motion of no-confidence should be moved against the ‘ without the permission of the Congress Parliamentary B oaCrel and that any such proposll should first be submitted to t [...] The economic and the political crisis itself is due to the cultural crisis that is we are in need of new moral values which will guide the political and the economic transfomation of the society. [...] The Radical Humanist and the local vernaculars Which still continue to be published have endeavoured to report on the progress of the movement and supply the total picture of the movement.