Harijan Ahmedabad—Sunday March 30 1947

In regard to the choice of Hindustani equivalents the best course in Government's view is for a pemanent Standing Advisory Committee for Hindustani to be constituted in the first place to examine the A. I. R. lexicon and suggest in the light of the opinions already obtained the Hindustani equivalents of the words covered by the lexicon and subsequ ently to advise the Director-General in a [...] The conclusions of necessity keep in view the general objective and strike a balance between the needs of the general body of listeners and the requirements of those among them with literary tastes. [...] Hasan the Minister for Public Health Central Provinces 'and Berar was asked the other day in the Provincial Assembly whether the Government intended to impose restrictions on the sale of vegetable ghee the Minister replied: " The Government is advised that it will not be in the interests of public health to prohibit the sale of 'pure' vegetable ghee or to tax it to raise its price." I was ex [...] One could only say that " there could be no wrong in the Law for the Law and the Law-Maker were one and the same." There was no scope for even the least little blade of grass to be free from the operation of God's laws. [...] In spite of the fact that he could not see his way of going to the Punjab he hoped that his voice would reach the Hindus the Musalmans and the Sikhs of that province who should try to put an end to the senseless savagery.v.-11; _:‘ i ad gripped them in its hold.