Sir Malcolm Hailey takes charge
SIR Malcolm Hailey, who on Saturday took charge of this province from Sir Edward MacLagan at Bombay, has already reached his summer capital and assumed the...
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SIR Malcolm Hailey, who on Saturday took charge of this province from Sir Edward MacLagan at Bombay, has already reached his summer capital and assumed the...
‘Wild Life In and Around the Corbett Tiger Reserve’ explores virgin forests
Formally opened in April 1930 by the Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Sir Malcolm Hailey, the Railways’ apex training centre had its life cut short. The IR Board viewed it as an “expensive luxury” amidst the Rs 10 crore-loss Railways suffered in the year then.
Two class forces were standing opposed to each other in the land: on the one hand, there was the force of the exploiting classes – the landed and capitalist
Before Delhi became the capital of British India in 1911 it was part of the Punjab province. Even in the early days of the capital building, the tussle between the municipality under Punjab and the imperial government had become evident. Negotiations over power-sharing in Delhi took place in the Drafting Committee of the Constituent Assembly too.