The Eastern Economist July 29 1949

Has the Government a policy which would The percentage of steel moved against the programme in retrieve industry from this unhappy situation and ensure steel was 87 in the first and 90 in the second quarter; the maintenance of the improvement of production over it was 102 in the case of textiles and 93 per the last two years? [...] 15 crores worth of goods were imported last year is possibly a better weapon if and that every clause in the Bill should be capable of it had come in time and if there were sufficient cjustification by the needs of the actual situations that ordination of the activities of the Industry Ministry with may arise as a result of the implementation of the plan the other branches of Government. [...] But the industry is of vital iis suffering from other hardships the most portance to the economy of the country and it has a serious of which is the accumulation of cloth stocks. [...] The Bombay the company has initiated for the training of agents and Bank is generally considered to be the most efficient of the improvement in office organisation clearly show that the management is alive to its responsibility for raithe provincial co-operative banks and the steady pring business efficiency. [...] In this connection it attributed to the improvement in the supply of feed in may be recalled that in the course of the debate on the most of the European countries Australia and New North Atlantic Treaty doubts were raised that the cost Zealand.