The Indian Journal of Social Work March 1948

Social case work deals directly with the individual while the other three attempt to bring about such conditions in the group or the society as to lead to a decrease of maadjustments in the body social and give scope to the development of the personality of the individual. [...] The cause of the poverty of the Parsis then in Bombay is stated to be in a letter of Sir Jamshedji Jijibhai to the Government of Bombay the British Policy of replacing machinmade textiles of Lancashire to the great detriment of the hand-loom weavers. [...] But even if and we must enquire as to what part State the recommendations of the Bhore Corenterprise and what part voluntary effort mittee are able to be fulfilled to the letter are going to play in social welfare in India and there are no hitches in the carrying vut what are the relative advantages of each of the health programme at the end of ten type of effort and how each channel of yea [...] The housing of the working classes in India particularly in and around the larger cities is one of the worst features of the country. [...] The Bhore Committee was of the opinion that the main responsibility for this should rest with the Health Departments of Governments but there can be no doubt that there is a great field for voluntary effort in the education of the masses of India in the fundamental principles of healthy living particularly in rural areas.