The Indian Review May 1948 A Monthly Periodical devoted to the discussion of all topics of Interest

Religion as bringing to a point and giving a purpose to the revelations of Science and Science as the handmaid of Religion serving the ends of the Good Life for all that is the consummation devoutly to be wished for and not a continued challenge of the claims of the one by the other." GANDHI RUSKIN AND TOLSTOY BY MR. [...] 62 deals specifically with the mode of the appointment of the Prime Minister and the collective responsibility of the whole cabinet to the Lower House ; there is nothing like an Instrument. [...] A.) the President is the real as well as the nominal head of the Executive—in the States of the U.S. [...] If we ask the same question in the case of the Provinces in India can we give the name of the -Prime Minister of the Province and still be certain about it ? Now the question is will the Governor allow himself if he is popularly elected to be a mere Constitutional head ? In England the King and in France the President allow that. [...] In case of dispute between the King and the Prime Minister of England the latter can easily say that he is the representative of the people and he can go back to the people for re-election.