The Eastern Economist April 3 1953

The possibility of a meeting of the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan information of which has been received this week raises the hope that the question of matching of defence preparations will be treated with the wisdorni it has lacked on both sides. [...] What is totally and entirely wrong is the abrogation by the leaders of the movement to themselves of a position which is inconsistent with the functioning of a Rule of Law in a democratic society. [...] That in substance is the position that now prevails in respect of the Estates Abolition Act of Jammu and Kashmir after the judgment of the Division Bench of the State High Court delivered last week. [...] Article 370 of the Constitution recognised that the Government of the State was the person recognised by the President as the Maharaja acting on the advice of the Council of Ministers for the time being in office under the 1948 Proclamation. [...] Considering the scientific technical and economic aspects of the project partcularly the fact that constant research on improvement in the complicated processes involved and elaborate tests of purity would have to be carried out partly in the factory and partly in the laboratories of the A.E.