Modern Review July 1940

of 19351 the suspension of the provincial part of that Act and the assumption of autocratic powers by the Governors atnendment of that Act diminishing the power of the provincial legislatures and so on but that what British statesmen con; icier would be good for India and: what some sections of Indians at any rate would' be satisfied with namely Dominion Status. [...] will need all of the spirit of the Magna Carta its practical sense as well as its nenerogity to make that task possble of achievement." In enumerating the contents of " the spirit of the Magna Carta" Mr. [...] Srinivas lyengar's new-fungleil scheme why the blushers who are very far front being numerically equal to the Hindus in thq whole of India or in insert of the provinces aru to have the same number of ministers at that centre and the provinces and of military officers etc. [...] where the vast majority of the livid:aim are Hindus they arc to be reduced to the position; of a minority in the ministry. [...] But in the Bengal Provincial Text Book Committee out of the 15 non-official members only 5 are Hindus and out of the total number of 26 members official and non-official the fatal number of Hindus is said not to exceed 9. Taking into consideration only the numercal strength of the Hindu population of the Piovinee (which is a little more than 44 per cent.) ignoring their superior educational