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

The basic principle in this system of education is to take advantage of the curiosity or inquisitiveness inborn in the child diverting it to proper channels and teaching everything the teacher knows by satisfying the desire on the pan of the child to know. [...] All the children are imbued with an enthusiasm and full of the excitement of the journey of the delight of a river bath a good swim and the pleasures of a boating-. [...] ArdaIan Iran's Foreign Minister said that the good relations between Persia and India were the result of complete Similarity in thought civilization and culture and in the characters and customs of the two nations and in view of the lad. [...] Satisfactory Progress in Food Drive According to a report of the Central Ministry of Agriculture presented to Parliament the decision of the Government of India to stop food imports by the end of 1951 gave an impetus to the food production schemes and a Commissioner of Food Production with an emergency branch in the Ministry of Agriculture to assist him was appointed. [...] which is one of the post-war reconstruction schemes of the Government of Bombay made promising progress during the first year of the working of the scheme.