Modern Review February 1946

The Parliamentary Delegation The Delegation has come to India at a time when the country is attempting to recover from the effects of drinking to the dregs the cup of bitterness filled to the brim with humiliation and oppression by British officialdom and their henchmen. [...] In this case in spite of the fact that leaders of the calibre of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru drew attention to the comments of the Dawn the Government kept silent. [...] Then with the rise of industrial capitalism the control over the colony Passed from the hands of the traders to the colonial Power. [...] The DeaMutes in Bengal We have received a report on the work with the deafmutes in Bengal by Nripendra Mohan Masumdar the Honorary Zone Secretary of the Convention of the Teachers of the Deaf in India. [...] In order to give publicity to the skill of the deamute artisans and thereby open a market for them and to draw the sympathetic attention of the Government and the employers of labour to give equal facilities to the deaf an Exhibition of the handiworke of the deaf artisans was organised by the Convention.