The Indian Review October 1932 A Monthly Periodical devoted to the discussion of all topics of Interest

The next important subject commanding the attention of the Councillors concerned the pament of furlough passages for Civil Servants and it was on this subject that the first of the unfortunate conflicts between the Governor and the State Council occurred. [...] Knowing the unstable nature of political parties and their promisee it is common custom to' recognise the fundamental right of labour by Declaration of Rights in the constitution of the country and with a view to further safeguard the recognised rights to give adequate voiceto labour in the administration of the government of a country. [...] of the population in the light of the recommendation of the Franchise Sub-Committee of the Round Table Conference. [...] The payment of the claims of the War Office for raising and training the British contingents to the Army in India has been a fruitful source of bickerings between the Government of India and the War Office. [...] The story of concessions in the matter of mining forests plantations and patronage in the case of Government purchases and contracts has been if it wereefrankly told one of studied exclusion of the Indian whether he belonged to the majority community or to any of the minorities.