Modern Review April 1944

He asked what had happened to the votere of the House against the increase in Railway f What was their response to the vote of the House against the sending of.propaganda dolgation abroad ? He complained of corruption in the services and dwelt on the Bengal famine. [...] Replying to the Viceroy's speech and those made by the Rome Member and the Leader of the Bowe suggesting that the British Government had done everthing conceivable to secure the honourable co-operation of the people of India in the prosecution of the war and that it was really Indians who were guilty of failure to co-o rate the Nawabsada said that so far as the Mulim L was concerned it had [...] The aims and objects of the Council are to watch the working of the food policy of the Government to consider ways and means of increasing food production to consider the situation from the point of view of nutrition and to collect data regarding food rquirements and supply throughout the province. [...] that " the real significance of the Congress victory can only be realised when it is remembered that it a achieved in the face of the appeal to the voters by the Akali party in the name of the Panth—an appeal that. [...] The exact scope of the Bill has been very ably discussed by the Indian Social Reformer in the following words : Beside] the traditional antipathy the difference between the civil marriage and the steridtenlemeretafr is that white the sacramental marriage would: Yetillat.