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

A picture of the place of mathematics in the evolution of the human mind and of science its importance in the make-up of the present-day civilization and the wide diversity of situtions it was competent to meet was given by Dr. [...] After all India consists of nearly 7 lakhs of villages and the break of comunications at the Tehsil end of the structure was bound to bring about an appreciable delay in the transmission of orders to the villages. [...] The story of the development of the Congress Constitution therefore from the earliest times up to the present day is one of profound interest not merely to the politicians of the day but to the student of history and to the many coming generations of the future. [...] N. V. Rajkumar who has been intimately associated with the working of the Congress has done a good piece of service to posterity by332 presenting the development of the constitution of the Congress from the earliest times to the present day. [...] The Indian Government shall within one year from the date of the signature of the treaty return to the Government of Bhutan about 32 square miles of territory in the area known as Dwangiri.