The Calcutta Review October 1920

the. communalisation of industries the central government is given a veto on laws passed by the territories ; and with the consent of the territories the central government may appoint a commissioner to smesvise: the work of the territorial governments.. [...] The organisation of the Courts as well as the system of law in the main will be the same as in the - Empire. [...] The other is the right of minorities of the same religious persual sion to ask for the establishment of denominational public school. To the lay reader by far the most interesting pait of the document is the thorough-going democracy of many of the articles. [...] One fails to see the point of making constitutional maxims such self-evident truths as these—Labour is given the special protection of the state ; it is the moral duty of every German to use his mental and physical powers for the common well-being ; marriage as the foundation of the family is given the special protection of the Empire ; the education of youth is the natural right of parents wh [...] In a"The Problem of Industrial Unrest in India 351 Memorandum on the causes of and the remedies for Labour unrest from the point of view of the Trade Union representatives on the Joint Committee appointed by the Industrial Conference of February 1919 published as an appendix to the report of the Committee it is stated :— - The fundamental causes of Labour unrest are to be found rather in the g