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Modern Review January 1952

1952

(13) On the Indian side of the cease-fire line: (1) The bulk of the Indian forces in the State will have been withdrawn; (ii) Further withdrawals or rductinns as the case may be of the Indian and State ►rrned forces remaining in the State after the compltion of the operation referred to in (B-i) above Wilt have been carried out eo that at the end of the period referred to in paragraph six a [...] "It might be useful to state briefly the question asked in the course of the discussions by the reprsentative of India in regard to the question of the quantum of Indian troops remaining in the State of Jammu and Kashmir at the end of demilitarisation. [...] In grappling further with the problem of the security of the State and the freedom of the plebiscite we have made other proposals in addition to the three submitted in our 12 proposals in the letter to the Prime Minster* of September 7 1951. [...]. The veil agreement signed by two countries of high international standing members of the United Nations and of the Commonwealth of Nations and approved in the forum of nations would be itself one of the most effective guarantees of the keeping of the lkaaceful luiunanees thus given and ratified before the add.' - ' %I:U.146416a rase the queettone asked to Jodie during the recent talks. [...] QUESTIONS TO PAKISTAN The questions asked to Pakistan were: (1) What is the minimum number of forces on both sides of the cease-fire line that the Government of Pakistan is ready to accept on the final day of the period for the demilitarisation of the State of Jammu and Kashmir?
government politics public policy
Pages
103
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120016
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-x Kedarnath Chaterji view
Notes
1-20 unknown view
Gandhiji and Prohibition in India
21-26 H.C. Mookerjee view
London Letter
26-30 D. Pole view
Union Executive in the Indian Constitution
31-32 A.K. Ghosal view
The Middle Class and its Future
33-35 P.C. Malhotra view
The Tragedy of a Wall
36-ii S.N. Agarwal view
Post-Graduate Teaching in Sanskrit in the University of Calcuttta
37-41 Vidhushekara Bhattacharya view
Mechanisation of Agriculture
42-44 Kishan view
Courtallam where Lord Vishnu turned Lord Shiva
45-47 O.S. Krishnamurthy view
Climatic Changes in Kashmir
47-49 R.L. Mehta view
Occupational Therapy that Gives the Disabled a New Start in Life
49-52 M.B.S. Rao view
Britain Meets Shortage of Skilled Labour
53-54 harold Hutchinson view
American Red Cross Mobilization for Mercy
54-56 unknown view
Dance in Education
57-60 Kapila Mallik view
Reverance for Life Monument to Gandhiji
60-60 I.E.J David view
The Bank Rate in India
61-62 V.N. Hukku view
The Mechanism of Heredity
63-66 Mridula Dutt view
New Light on the Belava Grant of Bhojavari
67-67 Asoke Chatterjee view
Swedish Cultural Party’s Visit to India by Bus
67-67 unknown view
Book Reviews
68-74 unknown view
Indian Periodicals
75-80 unknown view
Foreign Periodicals
81-i unknown view