The Indian Review A Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest March 1935

But the the pace of denuenuty in India and provide desire to brine the Indian States within the adequate safeguards for Britishinterests.' The orbit of the new constitution has enormously proposed federation is intended to cement added to the burden of the task. [...] that the wishes Of the Slates YentThe choice given to the Princes to specify seating a majority of the population should the matters mentioned in the federal be ignored on Recount of the unwillingness legislative list in regard to which they are of the rest of the States. [...] The most weighty instance if the provisions relating to the contribution to the debate in the House of making of rules by the Governor-General Commons on the Princes' resolutions was for the transaction of the boatman of the made by Sir Austen Chamberlain. [...] to the people of does the bill declare what would happen to -British India and to utter a warning that the responsibility of the Governmant at the the rejection of federation by the Princes at centre if the instruments of accession of a"MAME 191111i 1HE GOVBENMENT OF INDIA FILL 14f large number of the acceding States became The draft instrument of instructions to the invalid fof one reason or ano [...] The allows the Governor-General to interfere in people of British India obtain at shadow of tariff pulley only when the main intention responsibility in the central government and of the policy is to injure the interests of the may indulge in the hope that at some distant United Kingdom rather than to further the date in the mum' of a few generations the economic interests of India.