The Eastern Economist May 16 1952

The country as a whole is however interesed at the moment not in the personnel but in the policy of the new Government—or rather in some of the details of that policy. [...] SinCe lie failure of the London Conferenc(- of December 1947 to produce a four-power agreement the unification of Germany has been regarded as almost impossible because of the Soviet Union and it has been left to the other three Western Powers to make the best of the situation. [...] The tenttive original estimate of the balance of payments deficit in the first year of the Colombo Plan was a debit position of the order of Rs. [...] It is to be hoped that the assurance by the outgoing Minister for Industry that the Act was "by no means intended to be used as a sort of hindrance or unnecessary interference" will become the guiding principle of the new Goernment in the working of the Act. [...] * * * An agreement has been entered into by the Goernment of India with the World Health Organisation for the provision under the Technical Assistance Prgramme of the services of two physiotherapists and equipment to the value of about 5 000 dollars for the establishment of a permanent physiotherapy school Col.