Modern Review May 1946

One of the parties the Congres has by far and wide the greatest following in India comprising hundreds of millions of all castes and creeds and religions and has the sole right to be called the tare representative of all the forces of independence and democracy in the country by virtue of its sustained struggle through six decades involving gigantic sacrifices and limitless suffering. [...] In order to dispel any ideas generated in the minds of neutrals by the lying propaganda of British Imperialism we give the following quotations from ono of the most eminent of British historians of the Imperialistic era who was above all "suspicion" of arty cimpathy for the yet unborn Indian Congress :".318 THE MODERN REVIEW FOR. [...] on the proposed measures he said There is considerable discussion in the and Anglo-Indian press at the present timi 'NM* the measures to be taken for the relief of 1414 But the measures that are suggested do tot 10 beyond the bounds of mere philanthropy Which eV only be a drop in the ocean of human suffering and poverty—the life of the Indian peasants and urba0 poor. [...] 0001100r gives the winked" diet of the Indian people which in fact is Isavtind the means of at least half the Mutation of the Fish. [...] has been defeated in the election of deligatee to the nestSetil1011 of the IA either 0111 the Osamu or so the pm*.