Modern Review March 1939

The immediate issue today is thus one of civil liberties in moot of the States through' the objective ~Ye where is responsible government.*"NOTES 251 Such being the case and such being the opinion of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru it is to be hoped that lie will try to persuade the leaders of the btt uggle in the States in which the struggle is being carried on ur is about to begin to place before the [...] The Political Department of the C.i.u.iiiiii..111 of India pulls the string* and the puppets dither In as tune; the local Resident is the IIMoir' of Ilir.jfiiiillitili: and lamay the practice has grown of British officials bring imposed as Ministers of the Rulers 01 the States. [...] end dignity of tome of the choicest writers of the last two centuries." We do not know whether any religious ifluence mina) to that of the translations of the Bible on the language and literature of England has been exercised upon the hinguage and prose literature of any province of India. [...] Among them the longest and the most important wa that rejecting the federal part of the hilinn eoattitution provided by the Govvrtinnint of India Art of 1935 and supporting the propos:O. [...] Amelioration of the Condition of Bengal Ryots Parts of two of the resolution.; paSt(bd at the Bengal Provincial Conference related directly and indirectly to the amelioration of the rondition of the ryoin Bengal.