Modern Review June 1939

But the greater the leader the greater is the curiosity of the people to know what he thinks and feels and why he spoke or wrote or acted in some 'particular manner but not in another. [...] Bose brought it to the notice of Muhamaji in one of his letters that the air at Tripuri was thick with the rumour that the resolution bad the Mahatma' support and approval. [...] it does not try to.prevent injury to the interests of the people in general and of Hindus in particular."NOTES 619 If the policy of the Congress ministries in Longress provinces results in reduction of revenue 13ritishers in India will not he asked to bring Looney from Britain to meet deficits. [...].. It is my desire that the next important step in the direction of administrative development shall be the establishment of a central legilature for Mayurbhanj; and to my peoples' represcntatives in the Praia Sabhas shall belong the privilege of selecting a reasonable proportion of members of the legi lattore. [...] " India might change but will change only on the day when the abolition of castes will be a real fact—the day when the people belonin to lower castes who form the majority will *pose their will and understand that far or near the roof of the world intelligence goodness and work are the sole factors measuring the iloitinsio value400f an individual." There is nothing original in the obse