Indian Recorder: April-June 1932

The constitutional and communal issues before the country have been presented with leading opinions on the subject; the proceedings of the Central and Provincial Legislatures and those of the Houses of Parliament in connection with India have been incorporated; the progress of the civil disobedience movement and the working of the ordinances in operation have been recorded; the reports of the vari [...] There is complete unanimity in the Free State Cabinet on the question of the abolition of the Oath and the retention of land annuities says Mr. [...] Indian—The Assembly discusses the report of the Standing Finance Committee on the financial aspects of the proposed separation of Burma from India : the debate is postponed to the Simla Session. [...] Polak in a letter to the Times refutes the assertion of the paper's Indian correspondent that the Government has been able to retain the full support of the Indian Moderate. [...] The _Annual Meeting of the Bengal Branch of the Anglo-Indian Association reveals the acute economic position of the Anglo-Indian community.