The New Review June 1940

Anyway the impression left on one who knows this Ind other assemblies is that much more scope and )pportunity is given in the Mysore Assembly for the review and criticism of the work of the Administration ind for bringing the needs and grievances of the people :o the notice of the Government than in the provincial egislatths of British India. [...] that he killed the demons (a legend common to both the Aryo-Indians and the Aryo-Iranians) ; secondly from a discussion of the metamorphosis in meaning of the Word Asura' among the Aryo-Indians and the Aryo-Iranians ; and thirdly from the very great prevalence of the idea of the bull. [...] Since therefore the bull took the place of the fish in Assyria as the focus of the whole life of the people the bull attracted the attention-of the Aryans as has been shown already whilst the fish and the flood story that centred round it did not. [...] One of them speaks of the hoisting of the flag of the horn-fish at Orin on the occsion of the annexation of the city to Mind4.1 Another contain4a reference to the Minas of the horn-fish of the. existing one.. [...] There are several inscriptions that refer to the flag of the two fishes.' Several unions of tribes were dedicated to the flag of the two fishes.' A special seal that records the union of tire Minas and two other tribes shows a queer totem—a cobination of the unicorn the ibex and the bull—and the inscription on the top of the seal says that the union of the illustrious three namely the tribe