Modern Review March 1940

" The Problem of the Minorities" In the course of Lord Zetland'; interview to the Sunday Times He said that experience of the working of the constitution embodied in the Act of 1935 had made it akar that the problem 9i the minuntles limit be taken in hand by Indians theinsdves. [...] Further the Government do not want that the Indians themselves and the Indians alone should settle the question of the minorities and the Princes because they (the British Government) wish to use the minorties and the Princes orof romotiing thipoliticarliretonbititc-interesta 9 As regards "the aim which the vast majrity of Indians had in view " certainly the opinion of the most representat [...] This order has been iperve0 on the editor of the paper by the Additional Secretary to the Government of Bengal in the Home 'Department under the Defence of India rules. [...] Scottish Church College Closed Until Further Notice The Principal of the Scottish Church College has Issued the following to the press : "On account of the fact that a large number of students of the Scottish Church College under the leadership of the members of the Executive Committee of the Students' Union held a meeting at 1 P. M. on Tuesday in the College hall in connection with III? [...] That ti owed that even if the Government and the MinisJers 41111(011 to help the nationbuilcling department and if the party in power thought differently the view of the party would prevail against that of the fonner.