Modern Review October 1951

The scleroon of good candidates would restore the confidence of the eople in the Congress and give the Congressmen selconfidence the lack of which Wan UP of the reasons of the state of affairs that now prvvailed in the orgnisation. [...] The sales were made through secret channels but were known to Washington which wanted to get the precious minerals for the West." We also get the following information regarding the armed forces of the Soviet satellites in the same issue: "Although precise information on the extent of the armed forces in the. [...] When it wag explained by the Law Minister that freedom of epression included freedom of the Press the representtives of the Pres% in the Flow+ and the Press in general in the country Were Katated... [...] It is for the House to decide whether the Minister is right in claiming that the Emergency Powers Act of 1931 has been repealed and the recommendations of the Press Laws Enquiry Committee in this regard have been carried out." Sri Gupta quoted the Hindu of Madras which said that Clause 3 was provided out of "suspicion and distrust Ent the Press which was the characteristic feture of the Britis [...] In that treaty the Government of India intend to stipulate provisions which will secure to themselves and the nationals of India all the rights privileges indenities and advantages together with the right to enforce the same which under the Treaty of San Francisco have been stipulated in favour of the Allied Powers and their nationals." The following Is Article 23 of the Japanese Peace Tre