The Quarterly Review, Volumes 289-290John Murray, 1951 |
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Page 42
... Pandit Nehru . Mr Tandon was the nominee of Sirdar Patel , who , as is well known , is supported by the capitalist element in India . Nehru refused to stand for the Presi- dency himself and for a time would not join the Congress Working ...
... Pandit Nehru . Mr Tandon was the nominee of Sirdar Patel , who , as is well known , is supported by the capitalist element in India . Nehru refused to stand for the Presi- dency himself and for a time would not join the Congress Working ...
Page 44
... Pandit Nehru says , broken away from nationalism and so can hardly expect to survive . * The minorities problem is one of the most intractable of all the troubles the Indian Government has to face : it is no nearer a solution despite ...
... Pandit Nehru says , broken away from nationalism and so can hardly expect to survive . * The minorities problem is one of the most intractable of all the troubles the Indian Government has to face : it is no nearer a solution despite ...
Page 47
... Pandit Nehru's blandishments , especially after he went out of his way to. recognise. Israel. despite. Egypt's. remonstrances . 6 It was not long before Pandit Nehru realised that the only part India could play in Asian politics was to ...
... Pandit Nehru's blandishments , especially after he went out of his way to. recognise. Israel. despite. Egypt's. remonstrances . 6 It was not long before Pandit Nehru realised that the only part India could play in Asian politics was to ...
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