Indian Affairs - A Journal of the Indian National Congress January 1950

Such an arrangement of property rights and the organisation of the productive system on the basis of maximum regional self-sufficiency and decentralisation would yield enough to give adequate food clothing housing accommodation and other necessaries of life to the people and to meet the oblgations of the Government which would aim at governing the least and be wedded to a policy of progressiv [...] The service of the neighbour embodied in the principle of Stvadeshi being an element in non-violence and considering the econmic position of the country which demands at present a large measure of austerity nothing that a nation may do without should be imported.270 After discussing the ideals and objectives of planning the Conference discussed in detail the question of production both i [...] The proposed system of halving the rent on payment of ten times the rent does not therefore benefit the Government in any way On the other hand the peasants profit to the extent of Rs. [...] If the scheme meets the approval of private firms and the trade unions of Kenya to whom it has been distributed the Government intends to introduce the scheme in the form of Rules and Regulations and to give it the force of law in the Colony of Kenya. [...] The cane lands of Fiji lie along the sea-board from the southeast to the northwest coast of Vitilevu in the rich alluvial valley of the Rewa River and in the Lambasa area nn Vanua Levu.