Since India, unlike China, has by and large not thought of national revival in terms of insulating itself from the rest of the world community, there is no reason why it should seek to base its economic growth on the concept of self-reliance in the sense of doing away with … Read More
The August issue of New Times, Moscow, carries an interesting article entitled “The Developing Countries: Economic Front” by Prof. Rostislav Ulanovsky. Whatever its purpose, it is significant if for no other reason than that the Soviet Press seldom carries so pitiless an exposure of the weaknesses of developing countries. The … Read More
The politically conscious intelligentsia in the country is divided on the question of the proposed amendments to the Constitution, which in a sense represent the fulfilment of the aspirations of most of its members. For, excepting the Gandhians, who favour decentralisation of political power and industry and regional parties, politically … Read More
