The Insurance & Finance Review. February 1931

The best method of securing equal trading rights is in his opinion by means of a Commercial Agreement to be entered into between the Government of the United Kingdom and the Government of India regulating the commercial reie-fions of the subjects in the two countries. [...] of the face value of the policy together with an income for the remainder of the period and at its termination a cash payment of the balance of the face value of he policy. [...] The distrust of the Indian public of the administrtion of the Indian Railways is largely due to a fundamental difference in the attitude maintained by the Government and by the public towards the ultimate purpose of our railway management. [...] The first essential for this reform is the complete separation of the functions of State Railway management from Governmental supervision and control of the railways in India in the interest of the State and of the users of the rail. [...] The Committee of the Chamber cannot do better than conclude with the reiteration of the fundamental basis of rates-policy that the end and aim of the new.