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The Indian Review February 1919. A Monthly Periodical devoted to the discussion of all topics of Interest

1919

The acuteness of the present situation however cannot be attributed to failure of the monsoon rains but rather to the impolicy of the Government of India in allowing export of enormous quantities outside the coutry without considering the repiirements of the population in the country. [...] The permanence and unanmity of the members are not assured in a mere association The men have to be held together by the golden thread ; common financial interest must be the binding force and strength of the organisation The vitality of a labouunion depends upon its common fund to which all the members have contributed. [...] The first is the disruption 01 the Unionist party owing to the secession of the Southern Unionists who are opposed to the Ulstermen's pana!ea of separation of Ulster from Ireland and its attachment to England for purposes of political administration. [...] The adoption of a preferential tariff by India will certainly help in the attaiment of that end but how will that assist the development of Indian industries ? From the point of view of the Indian consumer Imperial Preference is worse than free trade ; from the point of view of the Indian producer there is not much to choose between the two. [...] The success of the higher work he says depends upon the intellectual and moral qualities of the professors their freedom from all pecuniary anxiety the widest publicity forJleir work and that of their assistants and students and the steady improvement of libraries and la boratories.—From the Convocation Address to the Allahabad University.
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Industrial Peace
81-84 D.S. Gordon view
A London Letter
84-86 unknown view
A Writerߣs Recollections
87-88 J.C. Molony view
Protection Free Trade and Imperial Preference
89-95 Brij Narain view
University Education in India
95-99 Harcourt Butler view
Patelߣs Marriage Bill
100-102 K.G. Ayyar view
Indian Agriculture
103-ii G.F. Keatnge view
A Patriot-Poet of Bengal
105-110 Hem Nag view
The Chiefsߣ Conference
110-ii unknown view
“The Dance of Siva”
113-114 K. Rao view
Surdasa The Milton of Hindi Poetry
115-115 Knnoomal view
The Recent Conferences
116-ii unknown view
Pratapchandra Mazumdar
121-126 Sitanath Tavabushan view
The Sankhya System
127-128 T. Rajagopalachari view
Topics from Periodicals
129-136 unknown view
Questions of Importance
137-137 unknown view
Utterances of the Day
138-138 unknown view
Feudatory India
139-139 unknown view
Indians Outside India
140-140 unknown view
Industrial & Commercial Section
141-141 unknown view
Agricultural Section
142-142 unknown view
Notices of Books
143-143 unknown view
Diary of the Month
144-144 unknown view
Literary
145-145 unknown view
Educational
146-146 unknown view
Legal
147-147 unknown view
Medical
148-148 unknown view
Science
149-149 unknown view
Personal
150-150 unknown view
Political
151-151 unknown view
General
152-152 unknown view