Modern Review October 1948

and the Iu.k uf alerness and want of itlideti:.y in ottr..elve4 The howl of rage and animist' that went up in the British Pre s at the collap of the Pakistan-curu-Italakar plot to Hyderabad was not merely the echo of the gnaAing teeth by the Colonel Blimps of But sin. [...] The only sensible suggestion in this splicre comes from Miss Maniben Kars who has suggi.ssted the setting u;' of commiesions or joint councils of exi..erts of representatives of nianuactuent and lAbour which should constantly review the progress of production find out the causes of the fall in production and direct the activities of the units in such a manner as to attain the maximum po.sible pr [...] The ideal position may be achieved through the enforcement of the principle that the finished product of the big industry must be the raw material of the cottage industry. [...] Government of India owes it to the public to see that the administration of import controls is cerried on with just the minimum of official formalities neetatory to express the purpose of the regulation and with the object of serving genuine national interests Development of South India's Resources The Business IVeck the commercial weekly of Madras has been filling a long-felt gap in the sphe [...] In regard :0 the bar the Committee 3. of the opinion that it could be removk t by dredgiu: Further the water in the creek is only very slig4..ly silt-laden and the fact that the remainder of the crack has maintained a great depth of water for many yenta it a further indication that the bar could be removed.