The Indian Review July 1925 A Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of All Topics of Interest

China the possessor of the richest and the largest coal fields of the world a country with limitless prospects of economic exploitation has tempted and aroused the baser passions of the capitalist classes of all the nations of the earth. [...] " Watch the Pacific!" Yes the venue has been shifted from the West to the East from the North Sea to the Pacific and the next war as the prime arbiter of fates of nations and civilisations as also of ideals is going to be fought on the Pacific islands as well as on the hoary fields of Iraq and the neighbourhood. [...] KASHINATH ACCORDING to the practice now prvalent in this country the budget figures for the coming year are based on the accounts of the previous year the revised estimates of the current year and likely changes in the general economic factors that operate on the condition of the trade and commerce of the country during the year. [...] In the meantime in deference to the wishes of the nationalists in the Legislative Council who made uncomfortable cuts in the Police Budget as a protest against the appaling increase in crimes in the Province a Crime Enquiry Committee was appointed to tour the country and investigate the causes for the increase in crime. [...] Price will find a true answer to the phenomena of the welcome given by the hill tribes in the intolerance of the top heavy priest and not in the convinced preference of the convert to the precepts of the new relgion.