Triveni - Journal of Indian Renaissance January-February 1933

In a word the White Paper represents the triumph of Conservative die-hardism; the safguards and reservations are demonstrably in the interests of England and contrary to the interests of India. [...] The communion of kindred souls the sympathetic study and appreciation of the best in the sistelanguages and the eventual evolution of a federation of cultures are the objects to be kept constantly in view. [...] Further most of the banking business is now in the hands of the Turks and the capital of the Turkish banks has been entirely or in large part furnished by the Government. [...] The proceedings of the Public Services Commission on which he served were followed with the greatest interest because the Indianisation of the services was believed to be the foundation of all self-government. [...] Tragedy and the Purification of Pity and Terror By E. A. WODEHOUSE M. A. (Professor The Deccan College Poona) Tragedy then is an imitation of an action that is serious complete and of a certain magnitude in language embellished with each kind of artistic ornament the several kinds being found in the several parts of the play in the form of action not of narrative through pity and fear