The Eastern Economist December 26 1952 (Annual Number)

Whether in the rich cotton belt of The Karnataka the groundnut fields of TamiNad or the oil pepper cashew and tiles of the Malabar Coast or the coffee and spices of Mysore and the Malnad. [...] Only he added the point that whereas in the case of big persons the circumference was so large that others did not notice the centre in the case of small people the circumference was hardly distinguishable from the centre. [...] The thoughts the aspirations and the conditions of living in the various countries of the world are never the same. [...] THE COLD WAR: THE RACE WAR: THE CLASS WAR In the fii.st division there are two worlds the Free World and the Communist World. [...] In the story of India's place in the world which is here told however it is not the unique character of the past which is stressed.