IN INDIA
NEW- APPROACH SUGGESTED
(Per British Official Wireless.)
RUGBY, December 7,
•“The Times” discussing the “Indian deadlock” suggests there, is. an, obvious need Tot-a new approach to the problem, principally- though not entirely, from tlifi.lndian side.. On the part ol the- British/ Government, it says, there should he a fuller explanation of. concessions,*, which have been offered, and their interpretation should not again have to/ wait, until the Indian politicians have refused concessions which may jio.fi have.been d ully explained.to them. “The Times” sees a hope for a solution of the present deadlock a compromise . and settlement, among younger,/fresher impels in Indian political life. , ... •, . /. • . ' ;i
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 December 1940, Page 6
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