Modern Review October 1941

As the introductory sentence of the declartion speaks of " a beter future for the world" and the third " common principles " speaks of '' the right of all peoples " and as India is a part of the world and Indians are included in the expression " all peoples " it is quite natural and quite reasonable to think that this third point in the eight-point declaration covers the case of India. [...] He is in entire sympathy with the aims and objects of the Visva-Bharati and in the course of a talk which he gave the other day said with great emphasis that the ideals of the Brahmcharyiishram at Santiniketan which was and remains the core and nucleus of the VisvBriarati should never be departed from. [...] Before the transaction of business Raja Oudh Narain Bisarya Leader of the House and President of the State Executive Council referred to the death of Poet Tagore which he said was an irreparable loss to the country and the world and had removed " a unique and most illustrious figur from their midst." The President then invited Mr. [...] of the singing of one of the favourite songs of Rabindranath Tagore suited to the occasion. [...] following resolutions were carried unanugtrly Resolved (I) that by re.s.un of the inherent melee of india's claim for freedom which she by long been presdog for and in view of the world-wid international milks' atustion and Alan of the Onnonetit dangers to which India is exposed by the development of wIr 14nth in the west and in the mat of her frontier.