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THE Viceroy’s interpretation of the Premier’s speech in the Civil Service debate in the House of Commons leaves things exactly where they were. There is not a word in this speech which is calculated to remove the apprehensions that the Premier’s speech has given rise to in this cou
THE observations made by Mr Sheshagiri Aiyar in the course of an interview he has given to an Associated Press representative at Simla is a powerful supplement to those of Mr Jamunadas Dwarkadas. Mr Aiyar is a very prominent member of the Assembly, and, as pointed out by the interviewer, one of the
IF the observation by Mr. Jamnadas Dwarkadas in an interview he recently gave to an Associated Press representative at Simla may be regarded as an index of the attitude of the Liberal mind in regard to the present political situation, it is safe to assert that we are on the eve of a great disillusio
PERHAPS the worst part of Lord Winterton’s recent speech in the House of Commons was that in which he referred to the important questions of military expenditure and military policy. Of the latter, he said that it was unchanged and that he had no fresh communication to make in regard to it. As
THE speech delivered by Lord Winterton in the House of Commons in introducing the India Office Estimates does not show that he has anything more than a superficial knowledge of the Indian problem or a poor idea of the situation that confronts British statesmanship in this country. One need not go be