Modern Review June 1943

Bureaucracy has no Achievement The bungling with the food situation by the bureaucrats of India and the worthlessness of their arguments have been ably summed up by the New Statesman and Nation in the following words The Bureaucracy until the other day did nothing. [...] The cost of a IWO war expended is the distresseareas of Wales would have saved endless Weary rad..a in Lodi1911 of picture of Brit trt_440.1.11011_10dia_PARW Lift the Ban Holding that the book entitled " A Phe' the Indian Struggle" by Dr. [...] filhyainaprasad Mobbed.% an es-Minister of Bengal udiej.61fal ge'sei.the City Magistrate of Ailaa u Mate under the Special Criminal Court thdhuunwi acquitted yesterday the Manager and another enggloyes of a local bookshop of the charge under Rule 100E the Defence of India Rules of being in posseinion of owe copies of the book in question to be a prejudicialm= During the course of his judgment th [...] Stalin's Charter On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Red Army Stalin outlined the programme of action of the Anglo-Soviet-American coaltion " as follows : 1. Abolition of racial exclusiveness; 2. Equality of nations and integrity of their territories; 3. Liberation of enslaved nations and restoration of their sovereign rights; 4. The right of every nation to arrange its affairs as i [...] He said " In die infancy of the British administration in this country it was perhaps a matter of necessity to confine our legislation to the primary principle of justice not that nice and delicate justice the offspring of a refined humanity but that coarse though useful virtue the.guardian of contracts and promises whose guide is the square and the rule and whose support is the gallows."