The Indian Review January 1946 a Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest

The experience both of Germany and of Russia would lend encouragement to the view that the museum by the appeal to the eye is the best agent to awaken the villager who in India is the ryot to his real place and power in the community to awaken him to a true sef respect. [...] In the light of the foregoing it has see* to me that before the elementary with its slate and blackboard the museum and the actual of the words later to b The museum I hr museum for Mass educ for the actually illit' entering upon the"JANUARY THE FUNCTION OF musrums creatures mentioned in his discourses all set out mcreover in due order of their appearance in time. [...] The government members sit a the front bench to the right of the peaker and the leaders of the opposition it on the front bench to his left. [...] The criticisms welled against the government by the iposition are generally the criticisms of ordinary individuals and the answers of the government are really replies to the questions raised by the man in the street. [...] The researches of French and Dutch archaelogists in Indo-China and Insul; tdia carried out for the most part since the beginning of the current century have brought to light a New India of which the history and culture for the first fourteen centuries of the Christian era are seen to bear the closest possible resemblance to those of the mother country.