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Journal of Indian Industries and Labour February 1922

1922

Since the beginning of the nineteenth century the different branches of the ceramic art have been united together by the substitution of the principles of science for traditions and secrets of manufacture whereby the craft has been transformed into an industry and the privilege of the few has been placed at the disposal of all. [...] But the religious susceptibilities of the people and the backward industrial position of the country at the time when the factory started gave the death blow to its development and some time afterwards it had to be closed. [...] In most of the welfare schemes committees of the workers have been formed for the purpose of advising the supervisor in connection with the many questions which arise out of the working conditions. [...] The following extract from a speech made by His Royal Highness the Duke of York at the Third Annual General Meeting of the Indutrial Welfare Society may be of interest to readers of the Journal : I have read with much interest and pleasure the draft copy of the Third Annual Report of the Society. [...] A. bulletin containing a fuller.account with the documents giving the actual decisions in detail will probably be published shortly and those interested in the subject will find fairly full discussions of the organization and of the previous sessions of the Conference in the Bulletins of Indian20 Journal of Indian Industries and lotcrr [ PART Industries and Iabcar Ncs.
commerce industry
Pages
184
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120216
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-ii unknown view
Manufacture of Pottery and the Calcutta Pottery Works
1-7 S. Deb view
The Human Factor in Industry. A Short Account of Industrial Welfare Work in Great Britain
8-12 Robert Hyde view
The Extent and Nature of the Reh Deposits of the United Provinces
13-28 E. R. Watson, K. C. Mukerjee view
The Third International Labour Conference
29-47 A. G. Clow view
The Government School of Arts and Crafts Lucknow
48-54 V. N. Mehta view
Rangoon and the Port
55-63 J. J. Nolan view
Labour Records in Factories
64-76 G. M. Broughton view
The All-India Hand-Weaving Exhibition
77-85 R. D. Bell view
Rose Otto from Rose Flowers (Rosa Damascena) of the United Provinces
86-102 S. T. Gadre, B. C. Mukerji view
Industrial Disputes During the Fourth Quarter of 1921
103-106 unknown view
Summaries of Industrial Intelligence for the Quarter ending 31st December 1921
107-130 unknown view
Miscellaneous Notes
131-151 C. F. Strickland view
Reviews and Notices
152-161 unknown view
List of Publications Received in the Department of Industries Government of India
162-169 unknown view
Exchange List
170-172 unknown view

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