Modern Review August 1944

THE MODERN REVIEW NOTES India Debate in the Commons The incomplete news of the India debate in the House of Commons has reached us at the time of going to the Press. [...] -has been further intertiifled by the setting up of it Consumers' Council at 'the instance of the Government the principle of the selection of whose persotinel and the policy of which still remain a mystery. [...] The paper refers to the industrial production the rise in primly' disastrous effects of the Bengal writes that the position in India is pr eataArophe unless the short-sighted nate policy which Mr. [...] The econmic 'Stem of the world is wrong and that is probably one of the MUM of the war. [...] The Government should have utilised this opportunity to give an impetus to the paper production of the country specially the hand-made paper production which cannot be avereely affected by transport and other diffitulties and 1. therefore sugrat that the Order should bo ao *mended are to exclude the hand-made paper foe the purpeoes of the Order and confine the restriction W min-made paper only.