Modern Review November 1942

The failure on the part of Swain to respond to this national demand and the policy of blind repression which is being relentlessly pursued convince the Woring Committee that the Government want to utilise and exploit the present situation in order to suppress the forces of nationalism in this country. [...] The Conference affirms its adherent* to the terms if the Delhi Agreement and to the prooedm'e and machinery evolved in the course of the last two years SUPPIZBBION or NIWSPAPSIN The Conference views with dismay the suppreeden and suspension of publication of a number of newspapen as a result of the new restrictions and the manner of their operation The fact that newspapers find it difficult to per [...] This marks the final gage in pursuance of the policy of the Government of India progressively to replace the standard silver coin by the new coin with the security edge in order to minimise the use of silver for coinage purposes and to check counterfeiting. [...] The reaolIan the disturbances that arc taking place in lilfesent parts of the country especially the organised eetruetion of mesas of communication which are vital or the defence of the county. [...] PsYCHOUOGICAls CHANG!: RDQUIRED " In order to bring about a psychological change riquircd for the creation of a favourable atmosphere for the protecution of the war it is 11CeEwary for Government to make the people feel that the war is being fought not for the maintenance of BritiAli domination in this country but for the attainment of the freedom of India and of other countries which are the vic