Modern Review April 1952

The Committee is of opinion that the interests of the Africans must have first place in Africa and Indians must not in any way associate themselves with the exploitation of Africans or reek any privilege at the cost of the Africans.”- The self-sufficiency in Food resolution was short and sweet signifying the Congress efficiency in attaiing the saes. [...] Needless to say the reorganisation of these raiways and the railways of the Native States which were absorbed in the main system with the integration of the States in the Union was deemed to be urgent and essential for the development of the countries' potential. [...] In order to halt this drainage and building up adequate reserves for the future it has been agreed in the recent conference of the Commonwealth Finance Ministers that the sterling area as a whole should be in balance with the rest of the world in respect of the second half of 1952 at the latest. [...] And hence tightening up of the provisions of the Act relating the powers and positions of the managing agents are the primary objects of the Comittee. [...] said: "I move adjournment of the House on a definite matter of urgent public importance namely the grave constitutional crisis to the serious detrment of the peace order and good government of the Union by a statement made to the House by the Prime Minister on Thursday and amplified by him in J statement to the Press the following day on the attitude of the executive in refusing to accept