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A Guide to the Microfiche Edition of

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UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA

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A Guide to the Microfiche Collection

POLITICAL PAMPHLETS FROM THE

INDIAN SUBCONTINENT

Editorial Adviser Granville Austin

Associate Editor and Guide compiled by August A. Imholtz, Jr.

A microfiche project of UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA

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Introduction

Note from the Publisher

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Reference Bibliography

Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups India Congress Committee. (Including All India Congress Committee): 1-282 ... 1 Communist Party of India: 283-465 17 Communist Party of India, (Marxist), and Other Communist Parties: 466-530 ... 27 Praja Socialist Party: 531-593 31 Other Socialist Parties: 594-617 34 Other Indian Political Parties: 618-778

618-649 Bharatiya Jana Sangh 36 650-664 Janata Party 37 665-705 Bharatiya Janata Party 38 706 Revolutionary Worker's Party 40 707-750 Swatantra Party 40 751-752 Lok Dal Party 42 753-760 All India Hindu Mahasabha 42 761-765 Republican Party of India 42 766-768 Radical Democratic Party 43 769 Dalit Mazdoor Kisan Party 43 770-778 Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh 43

Trade Unions and Membership Organizations Other Than Political Parties: 779-863

779-603 All India Trade Union Congress 44 804-818 Indian National Trade Union Congress 45 819-833 Centre of Indian Trade Unions 46 834-837 Other Trade Union Groups 47 838-840 Hind Mazdoor Sabha 47 841-861 All India Kisan Sabha (All India Agricultural

Workers' Union) 47 862 All India Students Federation 48 863 Democratic Youth Federation of India 48

Part 2. Indian Infernal Politics Indian Internal Politics: 864-1517 49

Part 3. State and Regional Politics Indian Provinces: 1518-1582A

1518-1540 West Bengal 81 1541-1582A Kerala 82

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Reference Bibliography cont. Part 3. State and Regional Politics cont.

Other Indian Provinces: 1583-1662 1583-1595 Andhra Pradesh 85 1596-1601 Assam 85 1602-1606 Goa 86 1607-1612 Bombay 86 1613-1615 Gujarat 86 1616-1618 Haryana Province 86 1619-1620 Madras 86 1621-1634 Punjab 87 1635-1637 Telangana 87 1638-1644 Kamataka 87 1645-1646 Maharashtra 88 1647 Hyderabad 88 1648 Bihar 88 1649 Tripura 88 1650 Jaipur 88 1651 Meghalaya 88 1652 Mizoram 88 1653 Mysore 88 1654 Uttar Pradesh 88 1657 Rajasthan 88 1658-1662 Nagaland 88

Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups cont. Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee: 1663-1758 89

Part 3. State and Regional Politics cont. Kashmir: 1759-1862 95

Part 4. Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Indian Foreign Affairs Bangladesh: 1863-1879 101 Pakistan: 1880-2178 102 Indian Foreign Relations: 2179-2244 118

Author Index 123

Title Index 167

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Indian political pamphlets•published by political parties, central and state governments, and a wide variety of private organizations•are meat and drink to both Indian and foreign scholars. These pamphlets are a window offering a view of the basic political philosophies and organizational pursuit of power and influence in the world's largest democratic "developing" country.

Now, University Publications of America (UPA) has filmed on microfiche nearly all of the Indian Pamphlet Collection in the Library of Congress and made the pamphlets widely available to researchers. To facilitate access to individual items in the collection, the microfiche is accompanied by this guide. It is organized into a Reference Bibliography, an Author Index and a Title Index. The Reference Bibliography, a numerical arrangement of the entire collection, contains complete bibliographic data for each pamphlet. The indexes cross reference both the microfiche and the Reference Bibliography by pamphlet number. The author index cites both individuals and institutions as authors. This is essential, for much Indian political literature lists the institution and not the writer as "author."

No pamphlet on film can match the flavor, color, and texture of the original, but the originals do not travel well, and overuse can wear them out. The pamphlets were often printed on poor quality paper; covers and texts were usually bound together with staples, and the covers frequently are of soft paper and tear easily. Typically, the pamphlets, handled by decades of researchers, are too fragile to be circulated through interlibrary loan. Therefore, UPA has performed the dual service of preserving these historical sources while making them available to researchers worldwide.

For several reasons these Indian political pamphlets are invaluable source material. A large proportion are written in English, making them accessible to those unable to read Indian languages. Thanks to India's open political system the pamphlets are frank in content and express the goals, feelings, and often strategies and tactics of their authors and publishers. They are usually well written•allowing for the hyperbole and generally self-serving character of political literature. And, because of their continuity, (parties like the Indian National Congress, the Communist party, and the Hindu Mahasabha began publishing long before independence in 1947), they represent an ongoing record of political developments. British and Indian political and literary traditions have combined to create a rich political literature.

Reflecting decades of contention over political ideas and the evolving shape of Indian political institutions and relationships, Indian political literature contains more substance than political literature on the United States, Britain, France or most Asian countries. For example, in the United States the Republican and Democratic parties rarely publish literature about relations between economic classes, religious groups, and the federal and state governments. In India, these issues are the stuff of party pamphlets and frequently of government publications•particularly when different parties hold power in the central and state governments. Factions within political parties also publicly thrash out their differences in pamphlets.

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On federal-state government relations, for example, political parties, and state governments controlled by both Congress and non-Congress governments submitted memoranda, frequently published later, to the Administrative Reforms Commission and the Sarkaria Commission, two major official studies of center-state relations. Parties and state governments alike commented on the practices of the Congress government reigning at the center. The Memorandum on Centre- State Relations to the Sarkaria Commission by the Government of West Bengal, then controlled by the Communist Party of India (Marxist), item number 1527 in this collection, is one example of this commentary.

Another example is the literature published by the Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, whose target was Hindu and Muslim "communalism" (extremism), especially Hindu communalism. These pamphlets were not influential politically, but are, nevertheless, ideologically significant. They contain the classic anticommunal arguments made by the Congress over the years and echo the views of the left and Mrs. Gandhi's thinking. Some two dozen pamphlets describe communal riots and other confrontations, thus providing répertoriai accounts that can be cross-checked with newspapers and other sources. There are 96 pamphlets in this group, numbers 1663-1758.

Economic relations among classes, the third subject matter category mentioned above, is well represented in this collection. It holds pamphlets published by trade unions taking positions on broad economic issues beyond union-management relations; pamphlets about agrarian reform• essentially a property issue and perennially the most politically significant class issue in India. Finally, pamphlets about more readily identifiable "socialist" issues are included in this collection. The topics represented include the role and efficiency of the public sector, the size and role of the private sector and of private industrial "monopolies," central planning, and so on. These pamphlets emanate from individuals and factions among Communists, Congressites, the socialist parties, Hindus, economic and social conservatives, the Swatantra party (India's version of the United States' free-market Republicans), and unattached thinkers and polemicists. Communist pamphlets on economic issues, as well as those on other issues, are rich ideologically, particularly when they express the contention between the Communist Party of India (pro-Moscow and sometimes Stalinist) and the Communist Party Marxist (which leans toward Peking).

Several pamphlets reproduced among the microfiche are rare. Among these, is Item 5, Nehru-Jinnah Correspondence. Including Gandhi-Jinnah and Nehru-Nawab Ismail Correspon- dence. Other rarities are several pamphlets published by the India League in London. Item 926 is The Cripps Mission. An Authoritative Statement on the Breakdown of the Negotiations at New Delhi, by Jawaharlal Nehru. The collection is also replete with items that, if not rare, are very hard to find in the original and whose texts do not appear in compilations of party documents, such as A. M. Zaidi's The Encyclopedia of Indian National Congress. One such example is the Vote Congress series published by the Congress Party in 1952. The Library of Congress collection has 19 of these pamphlets variously entitled, Vote Congress. Our Land Policy, Vote Congress. Congress and the Welfare State, and so on. Possession of all or most of these pamphlets in a single collection may be unique. They are particularly valuable because they were written for India's first general elections after independence (1947) and the inauguration of the Constitution (1950).

The value of Indian political pamphlets is increased by the absence of alternative sources to their contents. Although Indian newspapers, in both Indian and English languages, pay close attention to politics, India has no newspaper of record. Even if it had, no newspaper could afford to print even the parties major pronouncements. So, for example, if the researcher wishes to read the complete address of the Congress Party president at the annual plenary session, he or she must seek out the Congress publication containing it or look in an anthology of Congress presidential speeches. This is even more true of internal party polemics and position papers. And, because the comparatively minor parties, (relative to the Congress) receive even less coverage in the press, access to their literature is more important for understanding their development and ideologies. For example, the 85 pamphlets of the Praja Socialist Party and other socialist parties

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in this collection are useful not only for learning about these parties themselves, but more so for understanding the pressure on the Congress Party from its left. Collections of documents from only the Congress Party, the Communist Party of India, and the Bharatiya Jan Sangh party have been published and, though they help the researcher greatly, they do not include all significant party literature.

Scholars from various disciplines should find these materials enlightening. Historians, economists of the nonmathematical sort, political scientists, and students of political economy and institutional development may use them both for direct evidence of events and ideas and to provide the context for economic, political and institutional happenings. Political figures in India (and elsewhere) speak and write frankly more often than they, themselves, or skeptical observers, may believe, and sooner or later address their mistakes as well as their intentions and achievements. A thorough study of political literature, therefore, rewards the researcher with more fact than fiction. University Publications of America, in this microfiche collection, has provided students of India with a valuable source of information about India for which we may be grateful.

Granville Austin

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NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER

The political pamphlets filmed for this microfiche collection were borrowed from the Southern Asia holdings of the Library of Congress.

The UPA editors wish to thank Dr. Allen W. Thrasher, senior reference librarian of the Southern Asia Section of the Library of Congress, for recommending the project to us and for answering our questions in the course of preparing this finding aid. We are also grateful to Mr. Louis A. Jacob, head of the Southern Asia Section for allowing us to undertake the project. Mr. Granville Austin, who is a research fellow of St. Antony College, Oxford University, both provided initial guidance in our organization of the pamphlets into political party groups or subject sections and wrote the introductory which appears in this volume.

Due to a filming idiosyncracy, Part 1 items were divided and comprise items 1-863 and 1663-1758.

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REFERENCE BIBLIOGRAPHY

Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups India Congress Committee: 1-282

The Future of India. Presi- dential Address to the Indian National Congress. S. P. Sinha. London: Jas. Truscott and Sons Ltd. 1916. 45 p.

Presidential Address of Babu Rajendra Prasad. Indian National Congress, 48th Session at Bombay. Rajendra Prasad. Bombay: S. K. Pati, General Secretary, Reception Committee, 48th Indian National Congress, 1934. 31 p.

Public Debt of India. J. C. Kumarappa. Allahabad: The All India Congress Commit- tee, 1935.40 p.

All-India Convention. Pres- idential Address. Jawaharlal Nehru. Delhi: The Hindustan Times Press, 1937. 19 p.

Nehru-Jinnah Correspon- dence. Including Gandhi- Jinnah and Nehru-Nawab Ismail Correspondence. Jawaharlal Nehru, Mohammed AN Jlnnah. Allahabad: The Alla- habad Law Journal Press, 1938. 90 p.

6 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Sec- retary, Jan.1937-Feb. 1938. J. B. Kripalani. Allahabad: J. B. Kripalani, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, 1938.54 p.

The Indian Federation. Congress Political and Economic Studies-No. 10. Z. A. Ahmad. Allahabad: K. M. Ashraf, Political and Economic Information Department, A.I.C.C. 1938.56 p.

8 Constitution of the Indian National Congress. [As Amended at the Bombay Meeting of the A.I.C.C. June 1939]. J. B. Kripalani. Allahabad: J. B. Kripalani, General Secretary, A.I.C.C. 1939. 19 p.

9 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretary, March 1938- Feb.1939. J. B. Kripalani. Allahabad: Gen- eral Secretary, A.I.C.C. 1939. 72 p.

10 Report of the General Secretary, Indian National Congress, March 1939 to February 1940. J. B. Kripalani. Allahabad: J. B. Kripalani, General Secretary, A.I.C.C. 1940. 104 p.

11 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty-third Session, Ramgarh, March 1940. Abul Kalam Azad. Ramgarh: General Secretary, Reception Committee, Ramgarh Congress, 1940.32 p.

12 Secretary's Report for the Period 17th January, 1944 to 6th October, 1945 and the Financial Statement Presented to the E. A. Indian National Congress. Mombasa: Mercury Press, Nairobi, 1945. 29 p.

India Congress Committee: 1-282 Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups

13 Sixty (60) Years of Congress. Pattabhi S'rtaramayya. Bombay: Congress Publications Board, 1945.32 p.

14 What Congress Fights for. Being the Election Mani- festo of the Indian National Congress, 1945-46. Bombay: Indian National Congress Central Election Board, 1946. 9 p.

15 Politics of Charkha. J. B. Kripalani. Bombay: Vora and Co. Publishers, Ltd. 1946. 100 p.

16 The Country Votes Congress. Being a Brief Analysis of the Results of the Central Assembly Elections. Indian National Congress. Bombay: Indian National Congress Central Election Board, 1946. 19 p.

17 Milestones of Liberty. Being a Brief Analysis of the Congress Victories in the Provincial Elections in Assam (1946). Publicity Secretary, Indian National Congress. Bombay: Indian National Congress Central Election Board, 1946. 19 p.

18 The Indian National Congress. J. B. Kripalani. Bombay: Vora and Co. Publishers, Ltd. 1946. 65 p.

19 The Sinners of Sind. Being a Brief Report on the Bureaucratic Bungling and Unconstitutional Ministry- making in Sind, February 1946. Indian National Congress. Bom- bay: Indian National Congress Central Election Board, 1946. 23 p.

20 Freedom Speaks. Being a Resume of the Ideals of the Indian National Congress, 1885-1945. Indian National Congress. Bombay: Indian National Congress Central Election Board, [1946]. 39 p.

21 A Political Outrage. Being a Summary of the Press Comments on Unconstitu- tional Ministry-making in Sind, 1946. Indian National Congress. Bombay: Indian National Congress Central Election Board, 1946. 23 p.

22 The Orissa Legislative Assembly Congress Party Rules. Indian National Congress. Cuttack: Gadadher Dutta, M. L. A. Secretary, Orissa Assembly Congress Party, 1946. 10 p.

23 Congress Hand-Book, 1946. All India Congress Committee. Allahabad: B. V. Keskar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, 1946. 194 p.

24 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty-fourth Session. J. B. Kripalani. Delhi: Indian Na-tional Congress, 1946. 59 p.

25 Report of the Economic Programme Committee. All India Congress Committee. Allahabad: Jugal Kishore, General Secretary, A.I.C.C. 1948.62 p.

26 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, Nov. 1946- Dec. 1948. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Indian National Congress, 1948.116 p.

27 Presidential Address. Indian National-Congress, Fifty-fifth Sesson. B. Pattabhi S'rtaramayya. New Delhi: Jugal Kishore, All India Congress Committee, 1948. 59 p.

28 Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Adopted at the Bombay Meeting of the A.I.C.C. April 1948). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1948. 16 p.

29 Seva Dal Manual No. 1. Seva Dal. Delhi: 1949. 20 p.

30 The New Congress. Shankarrao Deo. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1949.49 p.


31 Congress X-Rayed. Political History of India in Verse for the Last Half a Century. Jamnadas M. Mehta. Bombay: The Laxmi Publications, 1950. 19 p.

32 Seva Dal Manual. No. 4. Seva Dal. Delhi: Navin Press, [1950]. 32 p.

33 Congress Seva Dal Manual: Training. All India Congress Committee. Delhi: All India Congress Committee, Publications Department, 1950. 72 p.

34 Constitution of the Ufkal Provincial Congress Committee. Gadadher Dutta. Cuttack: Gadadher Dutta, General Secretary, Utkal Provincial Congress Committee, 1950. 20 p.

35 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, Jan. 1949- Sept. 1950. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1950. 95 p.

36 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress Fifty-seventh Session. Jawaharlal Nehru. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1951.21 p.

37 Volunteer Organisation. Being a Collection of the Resolutions Passed by the Congress, A.I.C.C. and Working Committee since 1917. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1951. 62 p.

38 A Great Experiment. G. V. Mavalankar. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1951.20 p.

39 Handbook for Congressmen. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Central Publicity Board, Indian National Congress, 1951. 154 p.

40 Congress Seva Dal Manual. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1951.20 p.

What Congress Stands for. Election Manifesto. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1951.12 p.

42 Seva Dal Manual: Training Camps. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1952. 70 p.

43 Preventive Detention Act. Congress Party in Parliament of India. New Delhi: Jaipaul, Public Relations Officer, Congress Party in the Parliament of India, 1952.23 p.

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Indore Meeting of the All India Congress Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1952. 23 p.

45 Vote Congress. Backward Classes. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 32 p.

46 Vote Congress. Rehabilitation of Displaced Persons. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 64 p.

47 Vote Congress. Defence. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, 1952. 48 p.

48 Vote Congress. Our Industrial Policy. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 48 p.

Vote Congress. Communications. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 32 p.


50 Vote Congress. Our Work for Labour. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 63 p.

51 Vote Congress. Our Land Policy. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 48 p.

52 Vote Congress. Food and Clothing. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 64 p.

53 Vote Congress. Congress and the Welfare State. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 64 p.

54 Vote Congress. Integration of States. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 64 p.

55 Vote Congress. Our Foreign Policy. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 48 p.

56 Vote Congress. New Townships. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 32 p.

57 Vote Congress. Cottage Industries. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 63 p.

58 Vote Congress. Linguistic States. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 32 p.

59 Vote Congress. India's River Valley Projects. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 48 p.

60 Vote Congress. Our Railways. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 64 p.

61 Vote Congress. Congress Ministries at Work. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 63 p.

62 Vote Congress. Our Programme. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 32 p.

63 Vote Congress. Scientific Research. Congress Central Publicity Board. New Delhi: Congress Central Publicity Board, [1952]. 48 p.

64 Constructive Programme for Congressmen. Narayan Agarwal. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1953.49 p.

65 Constitution of the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee. (As Approved by the A.I.C.C. on 9th Nov. 1953). Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee. Delhi: Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee, 1953. 26 p.

66 Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, Oct. 1951- Jan. 1953. U. Srinivas Malliah, Balvantray G. Mehta, Narayan Agarwal. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1953. 77 p.

67 Constitution of the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee. As Adopted at the Darjeeling Meeting of the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee, October 1953. West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee. Calcutta: West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee, 1953.16 p.

68 Report of the Land Reform Committee. (Approved by U.P.C.C.). Utkal Provincial Congress Committee. Cuttack: Utkal Provincial Congress Comittee, 1953. 9 p.


69 Bombay Pradesh Congress Committee, Constitution and Rules. Together with the Constitution of the Indian National Congress. K. K. Shah, V. N. Purao. Bombay: K. K. Shah and V. N. Purao, General Secretaries, 1953.43 p.

70 Hyderabad Pradesh Congress. Approved by the A.I.C.C. On 28-9-1953. Gandi Bhavan. Hyd-Dn: Hyd. Pradesh Congress Committee, 1953.44 p.

71 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty-eighth Session. Jawaharlal Nehru. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1953.22 p.

72 Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Agra Meeting of the All India Congress Committee, July 1953). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1953. 28 p.

73 Report of the Congress Village Panchayat Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1954. 88 p.

74 Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, Jan. 1953- Jan. 1954. U. Srinivas Malliah, Balvantray G. Mehta, Narayan Agerwal. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for the All India Congress Committee, 1954. 54 p.

75 Building New India. Selections from Gandhi, Tagore, Nehru, Radhakrishnan, Bhave. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1954.97 p.

76 Letters to the P.C.C. Presidents. Jawaharlal Nehru. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1955.31 p.

77 Survey of the Working of the U.P. Government. (Being a Report to the U.P. Congress Committee). Govind Ballabh Pant. New Delhi: 1954.24 p.

78 Resolutions Passed by the Working Committee. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1954. 6 p.

79 Indian National Congress. Names and Addresses of Delegates for 1955-56. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1955. 171 p.

80 The New Social Order. U. N. Dhebar. New Delhi: Indian National Congress, 1955. 22 p.

81 Proceedings of the Meet- ings of the Presidents and Secretaries of the Pradesh Congress Committees. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Indian National Congress, 1955.76 p.

82 Review. U. N. Dhebar. Berhampur: All India Congress Committee, 1955. 15 p.

83 Indian National Congress, 60th Session. Reception Committee Chairman's Address. S. Ambujammal. Madras: Reception Committee, Indian National Congress, 1955. 8 p.

84 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, Jan. 1954- Jan. 1955. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1955.234 p.

85 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixtieth Session. U. N. Dhebar. Madras: All India National Committee, 1955. 30 p.

86 Report to the All India Congress Committee. Jawaharlal Nehru. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1955. 14 p.


87 Indian National Congress. Sixtieth Session. Resolutions. Indian Natbnal Congress. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1955. 15 p.

88 Youth and Nation-Building. (Report of the A.I.C.C. Youth Training Camp, Sept. 24-30,1955.). Shriman Narayan. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 78 p.

89 Congress Seva Dal Training. S. V. Inamdar. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1955.73 p.

90 Congress Seva Dal. Kendra Sanhalan. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1955.30 p.

91 Report of the Constructive Work Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1955. 72 p.

92 All India Congress Committee: Circulars. A Descriptive Bibliography. Jagdish Saran Sharma. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1956.44 p.

93 Programme for Constructive Work. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 28 p.

Constructive Programme for Women: A Handbook. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 60 p.

95 Resolutions on States Reorganisation 1920-1956. Indian Natbnal Congress. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 24 p.

96 Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries. January 1955 to February 1956. Indian Natbnal Congress. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (Publicatbns Department), 1956.148 p.

97 Indian National Congress, Sixty-first Session. Resolutions. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 20 p.

98 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixty-first Session. U. N. Dhebar. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956.35 p.

99 Youth Congress: A Handbook. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 55 p.

100 Report of the Constructive Workers' Conference, Amrifsar, February 7,1956. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 17 p.

101 Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Bombay Meeting of the All India Congress Committee, June 1956). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956. 29 p.

102 Tunisia. Mukul Mukerjee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956.23 p.

103 One Week with Vinoba. Shriman Narayan. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1956.58 p.

104 Report of the Sub- committee Appointed by the Executive Committee of the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee to Enquire info the Working of the Congress Organisation in Gujarat. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1957. 58 p.

105 Resolutions on Foreign Policy 1947-57. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1957. 59 p.

106 Indian National Congress Rules. Framed under Article XX(f)(i) and Other Articles of the Constitution. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1957. 29 p.


107 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, March 1956 to December 1956. Shriman Narayan, K. P. Madhavan Nair, M. M. Choudhury. Indore: All India Congress Committee, 1957. 121 p.

108 Progress of Land Reforms in India. Gulzari Lai Nanda. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1957.26 p.

109 Presidential Address Indian National Congress, Sixty- second Session. U. N. Dhebar. Indore: All India Congress Committee, 1957. 24 p.

110 Socialistic Pattern of Society. Shriman Narayan. New Delhi: Indian National Congress, 1957. 57 p.

111 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries January 1957 to December 1957. Shriman Narayan, K. P. Madhavan Nair, M. M. Chaudhuri. Gauhati: All India Congress Committee, 1958. 108 p.

112 Woman's Wing of the Congress. Women's Department, All India Congress Committe. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (Women's Department), 1958. 12 p.

113 The Congress Ideology and Programme. Sadiq Ali. New Delhi: All Indian Congress Committee, 1958. 32 p.

114 India's Current Problems. Shriman Narayan. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Con- gress Committee, 1958. 34 p.

115 Report of the Agricultural Production Sub- Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, [1958]. 23 p.

116 The General Elections 1957. A Survey. Sadiq Ali. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1959. 96 p.

117 Report of the Congress Planning Sub-Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1959. 72 p.

118 Report on Congress Constitution. (In Pursuance of the Decision Taken by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting Held in May 1959 at Delhi.). K. Hanumanthaiya. Bangalore: All India Congress Committee, 1959.44 p.

119 Padayatra•A Report. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1959.46 p.

120 Report of the Congress Planning Sub-Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1959. 72 p.

121 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixty-fourth Session. U. N. Dhebar. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1959. 39 p.

122 Election Manifesto. Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee. India: Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee, 1959. 16 p.

123 Report on Congress Constitution. Submitted to the President Indian National Congress. (In Pursuance of the Decision Taken by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting Held in May 1959 at Delhi). K. Hanumanthaiya. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1959.44 p.

124 Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries January 1959 to December 1959. Takhtmal, Sucheta Kripalani, A. S. Raju. Bangalore: All India Congress Committee, 1960. 104 p.

125 Report of the Committee of the Congress Party in Parliament. All India Congress Committee. Delhi: The All India Congress Committee, 1960.28 p.


125 A Report of the Congress Planning Sub-Committee. Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee. Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee, 1960. 184 p.

126 Indian National Congress. Report of the Reorganisation Committee. U. N. Dhebar. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1960. 8 p.

127 Congress Ideology. Humayun Kabir. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1961. 26 p.

128 Election Law and Rules• Technique and Propaganda. A. K. Sen. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1961. 38 p.

129 Presidential Address, 66th Session, Indian National Congress. N. Sanjiva Reddy. Gujarat: Thakorebhai.M. Desai Chairman Reception Committee, 66th Session Indian National Congress, 1961. 18 p.

130 Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Bhavnagar Session of the Indian National Congress in January 1961. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1961. 30 p.

131 Dowry Banned. Mukul Mukherjee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, Women's Department, 1961. 11 p.

132 Public Sector•Its Need and Justification. T. N. Singh. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1961. 16 p.

133 Towards Socialist Thinking in Congress. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1961.33 p.

134 India's Five Year Plans and Socialist Advance. S. N. Mishra. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1961. 17p.

135 Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, January 1960 to December 1960. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Indian National Congress, 1961.103 p.

136 Indian National Congress, Sixty-seventh Session. Presidential Address. Neelam Sanjiva Reddy. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1962.13 p.

137 Election Manifesto, 1962. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1962.16 p.

138 India Fights to Defend Democracy. M. Chalapathi Rau. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1962.12 p.

139 The Indian Railways. S. Dutta. New Delhi: S. Dutta P.R.O. Congress Party in Parliament, [1962]. 10 p.

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142 Our Taxation Policy. Congress Party in Parliament of India. New Delhi: Congress Party In Parliament, [1962]. 13 p.

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144 Education. Achievement Series: 1. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N Balakrishnan for All Indian National Congress, [1962]. 13 p.

145 Community Development. Achievement Series: 2. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All Indian National Congress, [1962]. 12 p.


146 Health. Achievement Series: 3. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, [n.d.]. 15 p.

147 Prices. Achievement Series: 4. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, [1962]. 12 p.

148 Transport. Achievement Series: 6. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, [1962]. 14 p.

149 Report of the Five Man Committee. (Appointed by the Congress President in Pursuance of the Resolution of the A.I.C.C). D. Sanjivayya, Prashad Bannarji. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1963. 7 p.

150 Report of Sub-Committee on Democracy and Socialism. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, [1964]. 26 p.

151 Subjects Committee Meetings. Gopabandhu Nagar. Calcutta: All India Congress Committee, 1964. 15 p.

152 A New Political Theory Team Democracy Scheme, Andhra Plan for Enlargement, Perfection and Consolidation of Kama raj Plan. Council of Social Workers. Andhra: Council of Social Workers, Andhra, 1964. 41 p.

153 Constitution of Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1965.30 p.

154 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 69th Session. K. Kamaraj. Durgapur: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1965. 14 p.

155 Constitution of Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1966. 28 p.

156 Profiles of Progress. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan the All India Congress Committee, 1966.32 p.

157 Indian National Congress Rules. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1966.25 p.

158 Non-Official Resolutions Received for the All India Congress Committee Session, 1966. All India Congress Committee. Bombay: All India Congress Committee Session, 1966. 102 p.

159 Non-Official Resolutions Received for the All India Congress Committee Session, 1966. All India Congress Committee. Ernakulam: All India Congress Committee, 1966. 41 p.

160 Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As in force from June 25,1967). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1967. 28 p.

161 The Real Task. Atulya Ghosh. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Con- gress Committee, 1967. 17 p.

162 Election Manifesto, 1967. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1967. 16 p.

162 A Pradesh Congress on Assam's Reorganisation. Assam Pradesh Congress Committee. Gauhati: Assam Pradesh Congress Committee, 1967.79 p.

163 Congress and Democratic Socialism. J. Bandyopadhyaya. New Delhi: Indian National Congress Publication, 1968. 26 p.


164 Presidential Address. Indian National Conference, Seventy-first Session. S. Nijalingappa. Hyderabad: All India Congress Committee, 1968.28 p.

165 Indian National Congress. List of Members of Congress Committee for 1968-69, with Permanent Addresses. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1968. 134 p.

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167 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 73 Plenary Session. Jagjivan Ram. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1969. 24 p.

168 Indian National Congress, 73rd Plenary Session, Bombay, December 28-29, 1969. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1969. 27 p.

169 Rules of the Indian National Congress. Framed under Article XVIII(f)(i) and other Articles of the Constitution. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1969. 24 p.

170 Revitalising Congress. Recent Speeches and Writings of Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Kalamkar Prakashan, 1969. 38 p.

171 Non-Official Resolutions. Indian National Congress, 73rd Plenary Session. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1969. 24 p.

172 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 72nd Session. S. Nijalingappa. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1969.18 p.

173 Text of Resolutions. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1969.28 p.

173 A Resolution on Economic Policy and Programme Passed by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting in July 1969 in Bangalore. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1969. 8 p.

174 Message of Gandhinagar. Resolutions Adopted at the Seventy-third Session of the Indian National Congress, Gandhinagar on December 21-22. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1969.18 p.

175 Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As in Force from July 11,1969). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1969. 23 p.

176 Valedictory Address. C. Subramaniam. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1969. 17 p.

177 Congress Approach to International Affairs. Shanker Dayal Sharma. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1970. 23 p.

178 Recommendations of the Streamline Committee. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1970. 11 p.

179 Secularism Meets the Challenge of Communalism. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1970. 12 p.

180 Indianising Whom? Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1970. 15 p.

181 Congress Triumphs. An Analysis of By-election Results. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1970. 16 p.

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182 Address by Shri Jagjivan Ram, President, Indian National Congress. Jagjivan Ram. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1970.14 p.

183 Non-Official Resolutions Received for the All India Congress Committee Session. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1970. 45 p.

184 Follow-up Measures after Bank Nationalisation. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1970.22 p.

185 Your Questions Answered through Congress Election Manifesto. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Rajkumar Singh for Indian National Congress, [1970]. 10 p.

186 Text of Resolutions on i) Communal Situation ii) Political Situation and iii) Foreign Policy. Adopted at the A.I.C.C. Meeting, New Delhi, June 13-15,1970. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1970. 11 p.

187 Election Manifesto, 1971. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, 1971.15 p.

188 Election Guide for Candidates and Workers. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Kumar Singh for the Indian National Congress, 1971. 14 p.

189 Indo-Sovief Treaty, an Appraisal. Rajni Patel. Bombay: G. S. Shyam for Bombay Pradesh Congress Committee, 1971. 23 p.

190 People's Victory. An Analysis of 1971 Elections. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra the All India Congress Committee, 1971.53 p.

190 A Grand Alliance. The Plot That Failed. Deli Pradesh Congress Committee. New Delhi: Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee, [1971]. 8 p.

191 All India Congress Committee Session, 15-16th May, 1971 at Munshinagar, Bombay, Non-Official Resolutions. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1971. 24 p.

192 Text of Resolutions. Passed at the All India Congress Committee Meeting Dated New Delhi, April 3 and 4,1971. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1971.14 p.

193 Meet the Challenge. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Radhey Mohan for All India Congress Committee, [1971]. 7 p.

194 Socialism Betrayed by Centre's Economic Adventure. Prices of Food, Cloth, Drugs Shoot Up. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Radhey Mohan for All India Congress Committee, 1971. 6 p.

195 Betrayal of National Interests. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Radhey Mohan for All India Congress Committee, [1971]. 4 p.

196 Your Freedom in Peril• Defend If Zealously. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Radhey Mohan for All India Congress Committee, [1971]. 4 p.

197 Brainwashing a Nation. Don't Let If Succeed. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Radhey Mohan for All India Congress Committee, [1971]. 6 p.

198 Hopes and Hoaxes. Prime Minister's Plans Make Poor Poorer. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, [1971]. 6 p.

199 Syndicate Unmasked. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Raj Kumar Singh for Indian National Congress, [1971]. 5 p.

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200 Congress Manifesto. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Radhey Mohan for All India Committee Party, [1971]. 7 p.

201 The Facts You Must Know. Morarji Desai. New Delhi: Radhey Mohan for All India Con- gress Committee, [1971]. 8 p.

202 Election Manifesto, 1972. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Ramdatta Dubey for Indian National Congress, 1972. 16 p.

203 India and the Liberation of Bangladesh. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Ramdatta Dubey for Indian National Congress, 1972. 7 p.

204 The Congress and Peaceful Democratic Revolution. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Ramdatta Dubey for Indian National Congress, 1972. 5 p.

205 The Message of Mahatma Gandhi. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Ramdatta Dubey for All India Congress Committee, 1972.50 p.

206 Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 74th Plenary Session, Bidhan Nagar Calcutta, December 28-29,1972. Shanker Dayal Sharma. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1972. 23 p.

207 Text of Resolutions and Statement on Economic Policy Adopted at the 74th Plenary Session. Indian National Congress, Bidhan Nagar, Calcutta. (December 28-29,1972). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1972.27 p.

208 Towards a Fuller Life for Everybody. Shrimati Indira Gandhi's Inaugural and Concluding Speeches at the Congress Leaders' Conference on 13,14 May, 1972. Indira Gandhi. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1972. 14 p.

209 The Vision of Nehru. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Ramdatta Dubey for Ail India Congress Committee, 1972.19 p.

210 Sixth National Convention of Congress Forum for Socialist Action (New Delhi, Dec. 23-24,1972). On Advancing the Role of the Public Sector to Attain Commanding Heights in the Economy. Congress Forum for Socialist Action. New Delhi: Harsh Deo Malaviya, M.P. Convenor, Congress Forum for Socialist Action. 1972. 5 p.

211 Manifesto Delhi Pradesh Congress, 1972, Metropoli- tan Council Elections. Pradesh Congress Committee. Delhi: Pradesh Congress Committee, 1972. 9 p.

212 Forward to Self-Reliance, 1972. Indian National Congress. New Delhi: Ramdatta Dubey for Indian National Congress, 1972. 7 p.

213 Non-Official Resolutions. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1972. 86 p.

214 All India Congress Committee Meeting, Gandhinagar, October 9 and 10,1972. Opening Remarks by Dr. Shanker Dayal Sharma, President, Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1972.10 p.

215 Text of Speech. At All India Conference of Peace and Solidarity, Calcutta, Sept. 20,1972. Shanker Dayal Sharma. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1972. 10 p.

216 Thoughts on Tasks: Present and Future. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1972.10 p.

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217 Report of the Committee (Appointed by the Congress President), on Land Reforms. The Congress Working Committee Decisions. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for the All India Congress Committee, 1972.24 p.

218 Text of Resolutions and Statement in Economic Policy, Adopted at the 74th Plenary Session, Indian National Congress. Bidhan, Nagar, Calcutta. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1972.27 p.

219 Address by Dr. Shanker Dayal Sharma, President, Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee Meeting. Shanker Dayal Sharma. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All Indian Congress Committee, 1972. 8 p.

220 Text of Resolutions Adopted and Note Discussed at the A.I.C.C. Meeting, Delhi, June 1 and 2,1972. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1972.29 p.

221 Text of Resolutions on I). Distribution System for Essential Commodities and II). Economic Policy. Adopted at the A.I.C.C. Meeting Gandhinagar (Gujarat), October 9 and 10, 1972. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1972. 16 p.

222 Studying Nehru. (Text of Speech Delivered at the Inauguration of Nehru Study Forum). Shankar Dayal Sharma. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1972. 10 p.

223 Battle on the Economic Front. Fifth Five Year Plan and Our Tasks. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1973. 28 p.

224 Two Exclusive Interviews. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on Questions Facing India and the World. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: S. K. Joshi for All India Congress Committee, [1973]. 35 p.

225 Glimpses of Indian National Congress: 1885-1975. Central Campaign Committee. New Delhi: Central Campaign Committee of All India Congress Committee, [1975]. 69 p.

226 Importance of Self-Reliance and of Increasing Production. Prime Minister Addresses the Workers. Central Campaign Committee. New Delhi: Prem Prakash Sharma for All India Congress Committee, 1975. 20 p.

227 Emergency and After, Some Vital Answers. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1975.40 p.

228 Indira Gandhi, the Resurgent Congress and Socialism. Sankar Ghose. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, 1975. 63 p.

229 Dr. M. A. Ansari, Symbol of Hindu-Muslim Unity. B. N. Pande. New Delhi: Central Campaign Committee of All India Congress Committee, [1976]. 24 p.

230 The Congress and Constitutional Amendments. Central Campaign Committee. New Delhi: Central Campaign Committee of All India Congress Committee, [1976]. 23 p.

231 Jawaharlal Nehru and Planning. Shankar Ghosh. New Delhi: Central Campaign Committee of All India Congress Committee, 1976. 16 p.

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232 Prime Minister Talks to Youth. Close the Gap between the City and the Village. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Central Campaign Committee of All India Congress Committee, 1976.20 p.

233 Minutes of the All India Congress Committee Meeting, 6th and 7th Dec. All India Congress Committee. New Deli: All India Congress Committee, 1980.55 p.

234 Indira Gandhi Speaks•1. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Shrikant Verma, M. P. Coordinator, Publicity, All India Congress Committee, 1981. 24 p.

235 Essential Services Maintenance Ordinance• Why? All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Shrikant Verma, Publicity, All India Congress Committee, 1981. 16 p.

236 Presidential Campaign Lesson for Opposition. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Shrikant Verma, Publicity, All India Congress Committee, 1982. 33 p.

237 Indira Gandhi Speaks•3. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Shrikant Verma, Publicity, All India Congress Committee. 1982.28 p.

238 Constitution of Indian Youth Congress (I). Indian Youth Congress (I). New Delhi: Shri Aboo Zafar Palwi, Office Secretary, Indian Youth Congress, 1983. 15 p.

239 Minutes of the All India Congress Committee Meeting, Bombay 20-21 sf October 1983. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1983. 69 p.

240 Call for Unify•Rajiv Gandhi. Address at the Calcutta Session of the All India Congress Committee on 29-12-1983. Rajiv Gandhi. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (1) Publication, 1983. 10 p.

241 Indian National Congress. Resolutions Adopted at the 77th Plenary Session of the Indian National Congress, Calcutta, December, 1983. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), 1983. 30 p.

242 Indian National Congress. Resolutions Passed in the A.I.C.C. Meeting Held on 20th and 21 sf October in Bombay. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: E. S. Kotnala for All India Congress Committee, 1983.32 p.

243 Indian National Congress (I) Election Manifesto, 1983. Andhra Pradesh, Karnafaka, Tripura. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Shrikant Verma, Publicity, All India Congress Committee (I), 1983. 7 p.

244 Report of the General Secretaries (December 1975 to December 1983). All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1983. 120 p.

245 Jammu and Kashmir Congress (I) Election Manifesto, 1983. Delhi: Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (I), 1983. 11 p.

246 India and the International Scene. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. [10] p.

247 The Challenge in Punjab. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. [12] p.

248 Change in Kashmir in National Interest. Tasnim Ahmed. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 13 p.

249 A Brief History of Congress. Indian National Congress. India: [1984]. 15 p.

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250 Â Cleansing Operation in Punjab. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 12 p.

251 Press Comments Before and After Army Action in Punjab. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 32 p.

252 Congress and Forthcoming Elections. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Srikant Verma, Publicity, All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 21 p.

253 All India Congress Commit- tee (I) Ex-Servicemen Cell. Role and Activities of the Cell to Promote Unify and Social Awareness. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 15 p.

254 Revised 20-Poinf Programme. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 8 p.

255 Health Care at Every Doorstep. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 9 p.

256 Sri Lanka's Minority Problem. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 8 p.

257 Vital International Issues. Palestine, Namibia, Grenada, Central America, Cyprus. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandraker, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 16 p.

258 Science and Technology. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 10 p.

259 The Foreign Policy of the Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 30 p.

260 Punjab Imbroglio. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 8 p.

261 Pakistan War Postures. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 4 p.

262 Forward March of Indian Economy. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 6 p.

263 Congress in the Welfare of Backward Classes. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 8 p.

264 Disarmament. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, [1984]. 7 p.

265 Three Decades of Progress. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 36 p.

266 Irrigation. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 7 p.

267 Our Agriculture. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 13 p.

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268 Self-Reliance in Defence. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: Chandulal Chandrakar, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 7 p.

269 Conspiracy Exposed. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), [1984]. 72 p.

270 Punjab•Â Pledge Fulfilled. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), [1985]. 12 p.

271 Congress (I) Manifesto. Punjab Elections 1985. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), 1985. 13 p.

272 Election Manifesto, Assem- bly Election 85, Indian National Congress (I). Indian National Congress (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), 1985. 27 p.

273 Congress Centenary (1985) Celebrations Committee. Centenary Celebration Programmes. Congress Centenary (1985) Celebration Committee. New Delhi: Congress Centenary (1985) Celebrations Committee, 1985. 16 p.

274 Haryana Vidhan Sabha Elections, 1987, Election Manifesto. Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee (I). Chandigarh: Harayana Pradesh Congress (I), 1987.14 p.

275 Indian National Congress. Resolutions Passed in the A.I.C.C. Meeting Held on the 23 and 24th April 1988 at Maraimalai Nagar. All India Congress Committee (I). New Delhi: All India Congress Committee (I), 1988. 36 p.

276 All India Mahila Congress Â.I.C.C. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1988. 7 p.

277 Resolutions of Ufkal Pradesh Congress Committee on S.R.C. Report. Cuttack: Congress Press, [n.d.]. 5 p.

278 India's Stand. Rammanohar Lohia Allahabad: J. B. Kripalani, General Secretary, All India Congress Committee, [n.d.]. 16 p.

279 Cultural Legacy. Jawaharlal Nehru. New Delhi: Central Campaign Committee, All India Congress Committee, [n.d.]. 21 p.

280 People's Poet Subramania Bharathi. Central Campaign Committee. New Delhi: Central Campaign Committee, All India Congress Committee, [n.d.]. 16 p.

281 Indianising Whom? Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna. New Delhi: V. N. Malhotra for All India Congress Committee, [n.d.]. 16 p.

282 What Congress Stands for. Seeks the Mandate of the Nation to Work for a Social Order Based on Freedom and Justice. All India Congress Committee. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for All India Congress Committee, [n.d.]. 10 p.

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283 Declaration oí Independence. Communist Party Resolution for the Constituent Assembly. People's Publishing House. Bombay: Sharaf Ali for People's Publishing House, Ltd. 1946. 16 p.

284 Towards a People's Navy. People's Publishing House. Bombay: People's Publishing House, Ltd. 1946.24 p.

285 India's Food Crisis. Analysis and Solution. Communist Party of India. Bombay: M. B. Rao for People's Publishing House, Ltd. 1947. 58 p.

286 India's Economic Crisis and Its Solution. B. T. Ranadive. Bombay: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1947.44 p.

287 Communist Statement of Policy. For the Struggle for Full Independence and People's Democracy. Communist Party of India. Bombay: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1947.14 p.

288 Indo-British Big Business Deals. New Forms of Imperialist Exploitation. Arun Bose. Bombay: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1947. 57 p.

289 Marshall Plan for Asia! Prosperity or Pauperisation? A Communist Analysis. Communist Party of India. Bombay: V. M. Kaul for the Communist Party of India, 1948. 16 p.

290 The Sterling Balances Betrayal. Sordid Story of Their Accumulation. Shameful Surrender of Our Interests by the Chetfy- Cripps Agreements. B. T. Ranadive. Bombay: V. M. Kaul for the Communist Party of India, 1948. 36 p.

291 One Year of Freedom. Communist Party of India. Bombay: Communist Party Publication, 1948. 20 p.

292 One Year of People's Struggles. Communist Party of India. Bombay: V. M. Kaul for the Communist Party of India, 1948. 15 p.

293 A Fighting Front of Toiling Millions against Imperialists and Their Collaborators. Communist Party of India. Bombay: International Book House Ltd. 1948.30 p.

294 On the Work of the Third Congress of the Communist Party of India. Ajoy Ghosh. Bombay: Communist Party of India, 1954. 30 p.

295 Indian Communism Today. Madhu Limaye. Bombay: The Book Centre Ltd. 1954. 23 p.

296 Communist Answer to Pandit Nehru. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1954. 16 p.

297 Proletarian Leadership and the Democratic Movement. Ajoy Ghosh. Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1954.28 p.

298 Resolution on Party Organisation. Communist Party of India. Delhi: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1954.32 p.

299 Memorandum of the Central Committee of the Commu- nist Party of India to the States Reorganization Commission. Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1954. 10 p.

300 Nehru's Socialism•A Hoax. Ajoy Ghosh. Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1955. 17 p.

301 A Short History of the Communist Party of Indonesia. D. N. Aidit. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1955.48 p.

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302 Communist Party in the Struggle for Peace, Democracy, and National Advance. Communist Party of India. Delhi: Communist Party of India Publication, 1955.32 p.

303 For Victory in Ândhra. P. Sundarayya. Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1955.44 p.

304 Communist Party and Problems of National Reconstruction. Communist Party of India. Delhi: Communist Party of India, 1955. 68 p.

305 New Perspectives. Text of Jayaprakash Narayan's "Letter to Communist Friends" With Ajoy Ghosh's "Observations." J. P. Narayan, Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1956. 32 p.

306 Nagas. The Real Story. Phani Bora. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1956. 28 p.

307 Two Systems. A Balance Sheet. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1956. 79 p.

308 Kerala. Problems and Possibilities. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1957.70 p.

309 Focus on Taxation. Ajit Das Gupta. New Delhi: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1957.39 p.

310 Review of the Second General Elections. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Central Committee, Communist Party of India, 1957. 41 p.

311 Focus on Unemployment. K. P. Subramanya Menon. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1957.22 p.

312 Communists in Parliament. A. K. Gopalan, Hiren Mukerjee. New Delhi: Communist Party of India, 1957.54 p.

313 Towards a Mass Communist Party. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party Publication, 1958. 14 p.

314 Amrifsar Congress of the Communist Party. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party Publication, 1958. 18 p.

315 Resolutions of the Communist Party of India. Adopted at the Extraordi- nary Party Congress, Amrifsar, April 1958. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha Congress Party of India, 1958.44 p.

316 Constitution of the Communist Party of India. Adopted at the Extraordi- nary Party Congress, Amrifsar, April 1958. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1958. 33 p.

317 On the Decisions of the National Council. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1958.20 p.

318 Why This Foreign Exchange Crisis? A Study of T. T. Krishnamachari's Import Trade Policy and Its Impact on Our Economy. Hem Pal. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1958.30 p.

319 Real Nature of Agitation against Communist-Led Government in Kerala. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1959.22 p.

320 Intervention against Constitution. A. S. R. Chari, K. Sudhakaran, C. P. Sesha Iyer. Bombay: Prabhatham Printing and Publishing Company (Private) Limited, 1959. 23 p.

321 Twenty-eight Months in Kerala. A Retrospect. E. M. S. Nambodiripad. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1959. 60 p.

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322 Third Elections- Communist Challenge. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1961.34 p.

323 How, What, Where, Answers•Working Class under Congress Raj. Bahadur Gour. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1961. 33 p.

324 Release Long-Term Political Prisoners! Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party of India, 1961. 12 p.

325 The Big Loot. Brief Study of Foreign Exploitation in India. Bhupesh Gupta. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1961.37 p.

326 Kerala and the Ugly Face of the Congress. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1961.22 p.

327 Who Pays for Our Plans? An Analysis of Congress Taxation Policy. Ajit Roy. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for the Communist Party of India, 1961.23 p.

328 Public Health under Congress Rule. Samar Raichaudhury. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, [1961]. 20 p.

329 The Shame of Free India. A Study of the Social and Economic Disabilities of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. K. P. Subramanya Menon. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1961. 16 p.

330 Big Business under Congress Raj. Ajit Roy. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1961.32 p.

331 Election Manifesto. Communist Party of India. Bombay: Communist Party of India, 1962.32 p.

332 Forward to Defence of Motherland under the Banner of Jawaharlal Nehru! Speeches by Communist Members in Parliament. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1962. 53 p.

333 Land Reforms under Congress Raj. N. Prasada Rao. New Delhi: People's Publishing House, [1962]. 24 p.

334 Why Women Should Vote Communist. Hajrah Begum. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party Publication, 1962. 16 p.

335 National Income. Distribution and Rate of Growth. K. P. Subramanya Menon. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1962. 51 p.

336 Wages since Independence. M. K. Pandhe. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, [1962]. 27 p.

337 Draft Programme of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1964. 52 p.

338 Party and Trade Unions. Some Problems. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1964.36 p.

339 Note for the Programme of the C.P.I. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: Communist Party of India, 1964.91 p.

340 Comments on the Two Draft Programmes. Discussion Pamphlet No. 1. For Party Members Only. Bhupesh Gupta. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1964.62 p.

341 Fight against Revisionism. Communist Party of India. Calcutta: E. M. S. Namboodiripad for Communist Party of India, 1965.97 p.

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342 Quit Commonwealth. Bhupesh Gupta. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1965.47 p.

343 For Self-Reliance in National Defence. Indrajit Gupta. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1965. 36 p.

344 Oil and Self-Reliance. Breaking the Grip of Foreign Monopolies. Balvantray Mehta. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1965.34 p.

345 Kashmir. Defence, Democracy, Secularism. S. G. Sardesai. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1965.54 p.

346 Resolutions of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. For Party Members Only. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1965. 61 p.

347 Proceedings of the Left Parties Meetings. First Meeting Sept. 16,1965, Second Meeting Nov. 2-4, 1965, Third Meeting Dec. 9- 11,1965. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha, 1965. 22 p.

347Â A Dialogue with Marxist Communist Party. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966. 50 p.

348 Aspects of C.P.I. Programme. Mohit Sen. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966. 53 p.

349 President and Prime Minister Must Revoke Emergency: Restore Fundamental Rights. Appeal by All Former Chief Justices of India and Leading Citizens. Communist Party Parliamentary Group. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966. 8 p.

350 India and the German Problem. Â Case for Recognition of the G.D.R. Sarada Mitra. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966.45 p.

351 The Tashkent Spirit. India's Banner for Today, Mankind's New Charter. Romesh Chandra. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966. 25 p.

352 Kerala's Cry for Justice. C. Achutha Menon. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966.22 p.

353 Seventh Congress of the Comintern and India's Struggle for Democracy and Freedom. S. G. Sardesai. New Delhi: S. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966.27 p.

354 Bombay Textile General Strike, February 28th to March 11th, 1966. S. G. Sardesai. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1966.25 p.

355 Post-election Situation and Our Tasks. Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1967. 49 p.

356 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1967. 43 p.

357 The People and the Crisis of Capitalist Planning. S. G. Sardesai. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1968.22 p.

358 The Need-based Strike. From the Speech in Lok Sabha on 11 November 1968. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1968.22 p.

359 Â Course of Party Education. Second Stage (For Branch Secretaries). Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1968. 168 p.

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360 Fight Back Communalism. Stand of th® Communist Party at th® National Integration Council

Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1968. 22 p.

361 Political Resolution. Eighth Congress of the Commu- nist Party of India. Karyanandnagar Patna. New Delhi: D. P. Sinhafor Communist Party of India, 1968. 23 p.

362 Congress Claims X'Rayed. Bhowani Sen. New Delhi: S. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1968.24 p.

363 The International Situation and Problems of World Communist Movement. Draft Report Adopted by the National Council. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinhafor Communist Party of India, 1968. 48 p.

364 What Happened in Kerala. Review of the 30 Months of Namboodiripad Government. C. Achutha Menon. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1969.68 p.

365 Communism and the New Left. Mohit Sen. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1969. 62 p.

366 A Layman's Guide to Indian Budgets. R. C. Gupta. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1969. 20 p.

367 Â Critique of Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy. Bhowani Sen. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1969. 35 p.

368 Shiv Sena and the Bombay Riots. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Parliamentary Office, Communist Party of India, 1969. 15 p.

369 Communist Party and the Problems of Muslim Minority. M. Farooqi. New Delhi: D. P. Sinhafor Communist Party of India, 1969.24 p.

370 R.S.S.S. and Jana Sangh. A Menace to the Unify, Integrity, Secular Demo- cratic Set-up, and Progress of Our Motherland. C. Rajeswara Rao. New Delhi: D. P. Sinhafor Communist Party of India, 1969. 18 p.

371 Incendiary Hand of the R.S.S.S. and Jana Sangh Behind Communal Riots. H. K. Vyas. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1969.17 p.

372 Telengana Tangle. The Communist Approach. Bahadur Gour. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1969. 46 p.

373 Democratic Consolidation for Anti-Imperialist Unify. Speech at the International Conference of Communist and Workers' Parties. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1969. 54 p.

374 C.P.M. Fight against United Front in West Bengal. Bhowani Sen. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1969. 20 p.

375 24th Congress of C.P.S.U. An Event of World Importance. C. Rajeswara Rao. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1971.55 p.

376 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1971. 14 p.

377 Right Reaction Bids for Power. Bhupesh Gupta. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1971.46 p.

378 Recognise German Democratic Republic Now! Sarada Mitra. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1971.20 p.

379 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1971. 12 p.

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380 Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1972. 16 p.

381 Glimpses of Revolutionary Cuba. Yogindra Sharma. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1972.24 p.

382 Socialist German State. Inspiring Impressions. Rajeswara Rao. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1972.36 p.

383 Masterpiece of Left Opportunism. Critique of C.P.M. Draft Political Resolution. Bhupesh Gupta. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1972.28 p.

384 Party Education Series. Preliminary Course. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, [1972]. 33 p.

385 National Democracy and People's Democracy. Essays in Honour of Ninetieth Birthday of Comrade Georg i Dimifrov. Bhowani Sen, Mohit Sen. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1972. 48 p.

386 Who Really Aids India, U.S.A. or U.S.S.R.? Â Study in Contrast of Economic Assistance. Sadhan Mukherjee. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1972.72 p.

387 What Peking Keeps Silent about. What Mao Said Earlier but Contradicts Today. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1972. 38 p.

388 Prices, Monopolies and Government Policies. Pauly V. Parakal. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1972.28 p.

389 Party Education Series, Grade II Course. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1972. 137 p.

390 C.I.A. Dagger against India. Pauly V. Parakal. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1973.70 p.

391 The People's March to Delhi. Mohit Sen. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1973. 24 p.

392 Life and Work of Dr. K. M. Ashraf. M. Farooqi, N. L. Gupta. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of India, 1973. 30 p.

393 Resolutions of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of India, 1973. 26 p.

394 Credit Policy of Public Sector Banks. Kamal Nayan Kabra. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of India, 1974. 41 p.

395 India's Freedom Struggle and the Communist Party of India. M. Farooqi. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1974.64 p.

396 Resolutions and Documents. Adopted by the National Council, Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1974. 108 p.

397 World Communist Movement 1847-1876. Anil Rajimwale. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communism Party of India, 1974. 23 p.

398 Reaction Strikes in Bangladesh. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1975. 68 p.

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399 National Emergency and Our Tasks. Resolution Adopted by the Central Executive Committee, Communist Party of India, New Delhi, 1975. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of India, 1975. 12 p.

400 Resolutions and Report. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of India, 1975. 61 p.

401 Branch Functioning in the Communist Party. Yogindra Sharma. New Delhi: Tarun Sengupta for Communist Party of India, 1976.23 p.

402 Carnage at Jamshedpur. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1979. 15 p.

403 Detractors of C.P.I. Bank on Falsehood. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1980. 30 p.

404 Report and Resolutions. National Council of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1980. 32 p.

405 Why This C.P.I.(M.) Pique against C.P.I.? Bhupesh Gupta, N. K. Krishnan. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1980. 40 p.

406 Promises vs. Prices. Story of a Great Betrayal. Pauly V. Parakal. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1981. 16 p.

407 Review of Political Developments and Party Activities since Eleventh Party Congress. Adopted by the 12th Congress of the Communist Party of India, Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, Mar. 22-28,1982. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1982.50 p.

408 Crisis of Capitalist Path in India: The Political Alternatives. Indradeep Sinha. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1982.32 p.

409 Political Resolution. Adopted by the 12th Congress of C.P.I. Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, March 22- 28, 1982. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1982.31 p.

410 Stop Reagan: Save World from Nuclear Holocaust. Pauly V. Parakal. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1982. 16 p.

411 Report on Organisation. Adopted by the 12th Congress of the Communist Party of India. Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, March 22-28,1982. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1982.28 p.

On Certain Ideological Positions of C.P.I.(M). Indradeep Sinha, N. Rajasekhara Reddi, Pauly V. Parakal. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India. 1983.39 p.

413 International Monetary Fund and Developing Countries. Reaganomics in Crisis and Supremacy of Socialism. G. Yallamanda Reddy. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983. 64 p.

Review Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 1 April to 5 April 1983. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983. 63 p.

415 Bridle Imperialist War- Maniacs. Observe September 1,1983 as Anti- War Action Day. N. K. Krishnan. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983. 10 p.

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416 Tasks of the C.P.I, on the Working Class Front. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India, New Delhi, 17-20 September 1983. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983. 23 p.

417 Anatomy of Meerut Riots. Braj Raj Kishore. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983. 15 p.

418 Fight Back Detractors of Nonalignmenf. Sadhan Mukherjee. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983.28 p.

419 Reports and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, September 17 to 20,1983. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983. 80 p.

420 Vishva Hindu Parishad. The H.S.S. Broad Outfit for Spreading Militant Aggressive Hindu Communal Poison. H. K. Vyas. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1983.20 p.

421 World Says "No" to Nuclear War. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1984.40 p.

422 Avert Mankind's Nuclear Doom. Sadhan Mukherjee. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1984.12 p.

423 Our Freedom Struggle and the Communist Party. Some Reflections and Observations. Hiren Mukerjee. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1984. 56 p.

424 Who Fought for India's Freedom? Hiren Mukerjee. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1984.64 p.

425 The Heritage We Carry Forward and the Heritage We Renounce. S. G. Sardesai. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1984.32 p.

426 Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, April 22 to 25,1984. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1984. 52 p.

427 Save Punjab Save India. Singh Malhotra New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1984. 33 p.

428 1942 August Struggle and the Communist Party of India. Dilip Bose, C. Rajeswara Rao,. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Com- munist Party of India, 1984. 40 p.

Arun Shourie's Slanders Rebutted History Has Vindicated the Communists. Gautam Chattopadhyay. New Delhi: Jiten Sen for Communist Party of India, 1984. 23 p.

430 The Punjab Crisis and the Way Out. Singh Malhotra. New Delhi: Communist Party of India, 1984. 51 p.

431 C.P.I.'s Contribution to Socio-Political Ideas in Indian Politics. K. Seshadri. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 44 p.

432 Communist Party and Muslim Minority. Shameem Faizee. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 15 p.

433 The Legacy We Cherish. 60 Years of C.P.I. Hiren Mukerjee. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 38 p.

434 C.P.I, in the Struggle for Emancipation of Women. Vimla Farooqui. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, [1985]. 13 p.

435 Pro-Rich Anti-People Budget. Pauly V. Parakal. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 24 p.

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436 The Role of Communists in Defence of Parliamentary Democracy. Achutha C. Menon. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1985. 15 p.

437 C.P.I, and Fight for Democratic Education. Pratul Lahiri. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India. 1985.21 p.

438 C.P.I's Stand on Major issues. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 147 p.

439 Why the National Revolutionaries Became Communists? Bejoy Kumar Sinha. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 36 p.

440 C.P.I.'s Battle against Maoism and the Naxalites. Mohit Sen. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985.45 p.

441 Communists and Trade Union Movement. Parvati Krishnan. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985.23 p.

442 Lessons of Punjab. Harkishan Singh Surjeet. New Delhi: National Book Centre, 1985.31p.

443 Attack on Education. Jyotiprakash Chattopadhyay, Pratul Lahiri, A. B. Bardhan. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, 1985.42 p.

444 Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, January 20-23, 1985. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1985. 64 p.

445 Role of the Communists in the Struggle for Linguistic States. Singh Malhotra. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985.32 p.

446 Draft Review of National and International Develop- ments since the Varanasi Party Congress. Adopted by the National Council of C.P.I. New Delhi, December 18-22,1985 for Discussion in the 13th'Party Commu- nist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1985. 88 p.

447 C.P.I, and Internationalism. Sadhan Mukherjee. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 14 p.

448 Gujarat Burns! Save Gujarat! Mohit Sen. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985. 19 p.

449 C.P.I, and Fight for Democratic Education. Pratul Lahiri. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1985.21 p.

450 Communist Party of India and Fight against Communalism. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1986. 17 p.

451 Bhopal Crime without Punishment. Sadhan Mukherjee, A. Raghavan. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1986. 33 p.

452 Challenge of Education•A Critique. Mrinmoy Bhattacharya. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1986. 23 p.

453 The Communist Party. Singh Malhotra. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1986.36 p.

454 African National Congress. 75 Fighting Years. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1987. 25 p.

455 Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1987. 47 p.

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456 70 Soviet Years. A Salute to Great October! Hiren Mukerjee. New Delhi: P. P. C. for Communist Party of India, 1987.47 p.

457 Sadr Blossoms in the Desert. Saharawi People Fight for Freedom. Sadhan Muhkerjee. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1988. 80 p.

458 Inspiring Experience of Our Visit to Socialist Cuba. C. Rajeswara Rao, Pratul Lahiri. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1988. 56 p.

459 Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, April 18 to 22,1988. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1988. 81 p.

460 C.P.I.'s Struggle of Communist Unity. C. Rajeswara Rao, Indradeep Sinha, N. Rajasekhara Reddi, Jagannath Sarkar. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1988.56 p.

461 C.P.I. Delegation's Visit to China. Some Impressions. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India. 1988. 45 p.

462 The Nature of the Bahujan Samaj Party. C. Rajeswara Rao, Singh Mai hot ra. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Communist Party of India, 1988.32 p.

463 Soviet New Thinking and Policies. S. G. Sardesai, N. Rajasekhara Reddy, Pauly V. Parakal. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1988. 46 p.

464 Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, October 12 to 15,1968. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: P. P. C. Joshi for Com- munist Party of India, 1988. 40 p.

465 Why Communists? Popular Election Guides. S. G. Sardesai. New Delhi: Communist Party Publication, [n.d.]. 91 p.

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466 Statement of Policy. Adopted by the All India Conference of the Communist Party of India. Communist Party of India. New Delhi: Desraj Chandra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1951. 13 p.

467 Programme Adopted at the 7th Congress, Calcutta, Oct. 31 to Nov. 7,1964. Congress Party of India. New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1964.66 p.

468 Our Tasks on Party Organi- sation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) at its Calicut Session, October 28 to Congress Party of India (Marxist). Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1967. 96 p.

469 Election Review and Party's Tasks. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1967. 31 p.

470 On Left Deviation. Resolution of the Central Committee, Communist Party of India, (Marxist). Madurai, August 18 to 27, 1967. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1967. 44 p.

471 Central Committee Resolutions. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1967. 40 p.

472 Raise Your Voice against Landlord-Police Terror in Andhra Pradesh. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1968. 42 p.

473 Constitution. Adopted by the Eighth Congress, Cochin, December 23-29, 1968. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1968.21 p.

474 Ideological Resolution. Adopted by the Central Plenum, Burdwan, April 5-12,1968. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Congress Party of India (Marxist), 1968. 56 p.

475 Why the Ultra-"Left" Deviation? Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India, 1968.52 p.

476 Tasks on the Kisan Front. Resolutions of the Central Committee. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1968. 28 p.

477 Tasks on the Trade Union Front. Resolution of the Central Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist). Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1968. 64 p.

478 Polit Bureau Statement on the 9th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. With Lin Piao's Report to the 9th Congress, New Constitution of the Communist Party of China. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (India), 1969. 68 p.

479 Letter to Andhra Comrades. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1969.42 p.

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480 Previous Splits in the AITUC. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1970. 19 p.

481 Political Resolution. Adopted by the Ninth Congress, June 27 to July 2,1972, Madurai. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1972. 68 p.

482 Programme. Statement of Policy. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Ramdass for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1972.64 p.

483 Resolutions of the Central Committee. Homage to Martyrs, Condolences, Political and Economic Situation, Certain Agrarian Issues, Chile, West Asia. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1973.32 p.

484 Report on Economic and Political Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Meeting in Calcutta, July 15 to 20, 1973. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1973. 38 p.

485 National Integration•A Critique of Government Policies. Note Submitted to the National Integration Council, October 1973. P. Sundarayya. Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1974.47 p.

486 C.P.I.(M.), Resolution (June 1974), on Party and Trade Union Organisations. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1974. 8 p.

487 Memorandum to Bhargava Commission. Andhra Pradesh Committee C.P.I.(M.): Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1977.30 p.

488 Democratic Decentralisa- tion. Note on the Report of the Asoka Mehfa Commit- tee on the Panchayaf i Raj Institute. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India, 1978. 16 p.

489 Report and Resolution on Organisation. Adopted by the Salkia Plenum, December 27-31,1978. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1978. 76 p.

490 Centre-State Relations. B. T. Ranadive. Delhi: Zahoor Siddiqi for Janavadi Vichar Manch, University of Delhi, [1978]. 17 p.

491 Focus: India•1966-79. Balance Sheet of Indira Regime & Janata Rule. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1979. 19 p.

492 On the Political Line of the C.P.I.(M). M. Basavapunnaiah. New Delhi: Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1979. 24 p.

493 Focus: Working Class under Congress and Janata Rule. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1979.24 p.

494 Real Face of the Assam Agitation. P. Ramamurti. New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1980. 33 p.

495 Save the Amu! Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1981. 12 p.

496 Polit Bureau Document on Major Developments since the Central Committee Meeting of February 4-8, 1981. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1981. 18 p.

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497 The Peasant Upsurge and Remunerative Price Issue. Central Committee Document. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1981.13 p.

498 Central Committee Document on Mass Organisations. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1981. 10 p.

499 Draft Political Resolutions for the 11th Congress, Vijayawada, January 26-31, 1982. (Adopted by the Central Committee at its Meeting in New Delhi, October 26-31,1981). Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1982. 75 p.

500 Political Resolution of the 11th Congress of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Vijayawada, January 26-31,1982. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1982.74 p.

501 Central Committee Report on Major Developments since the 11th Party Congress. Adopted at the Meeting held in New Delhi on August 27-30,1982. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1982.25 p.

502 Congress (I) Conspiracy to Thwart West Bengal Elections Exposed. West Bengal State Committee. Communist Party of India (Marxist). Calcutta: Sailen Dasgupta for West Bengal State Committee C.P.I.(M.), 1982. 23 p.

503 Major Jaipal Singh: Tribute to a Revolutionary. Harkishan Singh Surjeet. Delhi: Communist Party of India (Marxist), [1982]. 32 p.

504 Anti-People Policy of the Indira Congress. West Bengal State Committee C.P.I.(M.). Calcutta: Sushil Chowdhury for West Bengal State Committee C.P.I.(M), 1983.45 p.

505 C.P.I.(M.) In the Struggle for Peace and Socialism. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: Rajendra Prasad for National Book Centre, 1983. 14 p.

506 Central Committee Report on Current Situation. Adopted at Its Meeting in New Delhi, September 10- 16,1983. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1983. 25 p.

507 Non-Aligned Summit•An Assessment. H. S. Surjeet. New Delhi: Desraj Chadra for National Book Centre, 1983.23 p.

508 On Centre-State Relations. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1983. 32 p.

509 Tasks on the Trade Union Front. Document Adopted by the Central Committee at Its Meeting in New Delhi, September 10-16,1983. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1984. 57 p.

510 Report on International and National Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) at Its Meeting in New Delhi from February 4. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Ram Dass for Communist Party of India, 1984.72 p.

511 Developments in Punjab. Harkishan Singh Surjeet. New Delhi: Ram Dass for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1984. 13 p.

512 Eighth Lok Sabha Elections and the Lefts. Open Letter from the Editorial Board of the Marxist Review to Readers and Friends. Editorial Board of the Marxist Review. Calcutta: Biren Roy for the Marxist Review, 1984. 6 p.

513 Marx and Trade Unions. B. T. Ranadive. Delhi: Rajendra Prasad for National Book Centre, 1984. 58 p.

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514 West Bengal Marches on an Untravelled Path. West Bengal State Committee C.P.I.(M.). Calcutta: Sushil Choudhury for West Bengal State Committee Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1985. 388 p.

515 On the Programme of the C.P.I.(M). Party Line on Current Tactics. M. Basavapunnaiah, E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: Hari Singh Kang for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1985. 60 p.

516 The International Situation. Central Committee Report. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Rajendra Prasad for National Book Centre, 1985. 38 p.

517 West Bengal Reports of C.P.I.(M.) and Its Various Frontal Activities, (1982- 1985). West Bengal State Committee C.P.I.(M.). Calcutta: Sushil Chowdhury for West Bengal State Committee C.P.I.(M.), 1985. 148 p.

518 Salkia Plenum Decisions and After. M. Basavapunnaiah. New Delhi: Ram Dass for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1986. [23] p.

519 Report on International and National Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee Meetings, July 4-6,1986. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Hari Singh Kang for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1986. 38 p.

520 Fight the Threat of Divisive Forces, Defend National Unity. Harkishan Singh Surjeet. New Delhi: Hari Singh Kang for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1986. 24 p.

521 Gorkhaland Agitation•A Part of Imperialist Plot in the East. B. T. Ranadive. Calcutta: Sushil Chowdhury for West Bengal State Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1986. 7 p.

522 Constitution. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Hari Singh Kang for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1987. 19 p.

523 Report on Political Developments. (Adopted by the Central Committee Meeting, New Delhi, April 9-12-1987). Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Hari Singh Kang for Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1987.51 p.

524 Role of Stalin as the C.P.I.(M.) Views It. (A Collection of Documents). Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Rajendra Prasad for National Book Centre, 1987.56 p.

525 Assault on Parliamentary Democracy in Tripura. A Warning for All. Tripura State Committee C.P.I.(M.). Agartala: Sukumar Acharjee for Tripura State Committee Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1988. 31 p.

526 The B.J.P-R.S.S.S.:lnthe Service of Right-Reaction. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: Hari Singh Kang for Central Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist), 1988. 26 p.

527 Tripura Faces Semi-Fascist Terror. 4 Months under Congress (l)-T. U. J. S. Regime. Tripura State Committee C.P.I.(M.). Agartala: Sukumar Acharjee for Communist Party of India (Marxist) Tripura State Committee, [1988]. 57 p.

528 Twin Challenge before People. B. T. Ranadive. New Delhi: Prakash Karat for Delhi State Committee of the C.P.I.(M.), [n.d.]. 14 p.

529 C.P.I.(M.)'s Appeal to Electorate. Communist Party of India (Marxist). New Delhi: Ram Dass for Communist Party of India (Marxist), [n.d.]. 14 p.

530 In Support of the Theory of the Differentiation of the Three Worlds. Document Reproduced from the Inaugural Issue of "The Proletarian Line." Communist Revolutionaries of India. Hyderabad: The Proletarian Line Publications, 1979.41 p.

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Praja Socialist Party: 531-593

531 Report of the General Secretary to the Betul Convention of the Praja Socialist Party. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: K. K. Menon for the Praja Socialist Party, 1953. 21 p.

532 Cottage Industries. Sadiq Ali. Bombay: K. K. Menon for the Praja Socialist Party, 1953.37 p.

533 Report on Kashmir. Sadiq Ali, Madhu Limaye. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for the Praja Socialist Party, 1954. 38 p.

534 Special P.S.P. Convention, Nagpur. Suggestions Received from State Executives. Nagpur: Praja Socialist Party Publication, 1954. 29 p.

535 Two Years of the Praja Socialist Party. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: Sadiq Ali for Praja Socialist Party, 1954.40 p.

536 Statement of Policy. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for Praja Socialist Party, 1954.27 p.

537 Letters to Party Activists. Rammanohar Lohia. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for Praja Socialist Party, 1954.22 p.

538 Constitution, Rules, and Code of Conduct. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for Praja Socialist Party, 1954. 15 p.

539 Facts on Lohia's Attempt at Disrupting the P.S.P. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: Y. B. R. Murthi for Praja Socialist Party, 1955.60 p.

540 Memorandum to the Chairman and the National Executive of the Praja Socialist Party. For Private Circulation Only. Mathuradas Mehta. Bombay: Madhu Limaye, 1955. 38 p.

541 Praja Socialist Party. A Brief Introduction. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: G. G. Parikh for Preparatory Committee, 2nd Congress of the Asian Socialist Conference. 1956.16 p.

542 Constitution and Rules. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Y. B. R. Murthy for the Praja Socialist Party, 1956. 15 p.

543 Policy Statement. (Adopted by the 2nd National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party Held at Gaya 26-30 December 1955). Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Y. B. R. Murthy for the Praja Socialist Party, 1956. 99 p.

544 Bangalore Resolutions. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Triloki Singh, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, [1956]. 16 p.

545 Sarvodaya and Democratic Socialism. Mukut Behari Lai. India: A Praja Socialist Publication, [1956]. 38 p.

546 Election Manifesto. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Triloki Singh, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1957. 16 p.

547 Pomp and Poverty. J. B. Kripalani. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party, 1957. 46 p.

548 J. P.-Lohia Talks. A Flashback. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party, [1957]. 63 p.

549 Facts and Fiction in Congress Manifesto. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Y. B. R. Murthy for Praja Socialist Party, 1957. 16 p.

550 Revitalising the Organisation. Delhi Camp Tract III. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Triloki Singh, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1957. 11 p.

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Praja Socialist Party: 531-593 Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups

551 Report of the Fourth National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party Held at Poona (Maharashtra). Prem Bhasin, R. P. Parasuram. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party, 1958. 139 p.

552 Task before Us and Other Resolutions. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: N. G. Goray, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1958. 12 p.

553 Report of the 5th National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. Silver Jubilee of the Socialist Movement in India. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: Y. B. R. Murthy for Praja Socialist Party. 1959. 248 p.

554 Communist China's Aggression. Mukut Behari Lai. India: Praja Socialist Publication, 1959. 70 p.

555 Chairman's Address. Ganga Sharan Sinha. Bombay: Praja Socialist Party Silver Jubilee Conference, 1959. 20 p.

556 Tibet. Acharya Kripalani. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party, 1959. 23 p.

557 Satyagraha, Democracy and Gramdan. Talk with Vinobaji. Ishverlal Desai. Gujarat: V. M. Dalai for Praja Socialist Party, 1959.11 p.

558 An Approach to the Third Plan. Mukut Behari Lai. India: Praja Socialist Publication, 1959.18 p.

559 Praja Socialist Party Silver Jubilee Conference. M. Harris. Bombay: Praja Social- ist Party Publication, 1959. 9 p.

560 Discussion Papers (For Circulation among P.S.P. Members). I. Some Thoughts on the Third Plan. II. Tasks before the Party. Asoka Mehta, Rohit Dave. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party, 1959.21 p.

561 Punjabi Suba and Praja Socialist Party. Praja Socialist Party. Jullundur: Praja Socialist Party (Punjab Branch), 1960. 16 p.

562 Politics of Socialism. (Texts of the Presidential Address to the 8th P.S.P. National Conference at Bombay). N. G. Goray. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary for Praja Socialist Party, [1960]. 20 p.

563 New Dimensions of Socialism. Ishverlal Desai. Gujerat: V. M. Dalai for Praja Socialist Party, [1960]. 12 p.

564 Tasks of Social Democracy in Asia. Asoka Mehta. India: Praja Socialist Publication, 1961. 13 p.

565 President's Address. Gangasharan Sinha. India: [1961]. 124 p.

566 The Land Problem in India and Pardi Movement. (A Plea for Rational Planning). Ishverlal Desai. New Delhi: R. P. Parasuram for Praja Socialist Party, [1961]. 23 p.

567 Conspicuous Waste. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Publication, [1961]. 17 p.

568 Election Manifesto. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: N. G. Goray, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, [1962]. 15 p.

569 P.S.P. General Council Meeting. Background Pa- pers 1. General Elections 2. Panchayat Raj and Com- munity Development. 3. Work among Students and Youth 4. P.S.P. and Labour. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, Jt. Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, [1962]. 39 p.

570 Facing the Challenge. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, Jt. Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, [1962]. 49 p.

571 Report of the 6th National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: T. R. Ramakrishnan for Praja Socialist Party, 1963. 96 p.

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Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups Praia Socialist Party: 531-593

572 Dedicated to the Gullible. The Face of Communism. Purshottam Trikamdas. New Delhi: T. R. Ramakrishnan for Praja Socialist Party, [1963]. 14 p.

573 Socialist Unity, another Attempt Fails. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1963. 139 p.

574 Praja Socialist Party. Seventh National Conference. General Secretary Praja Socialist Party. Ramgarh: Praja Socialist Publication, 1964. 56 p.

575 Praja Socialist Party• Chairman's Address. 7th National Conference. S. M. Joshi. Ramgarh: Praja Socialist Publication, 1964. 21 p.

576 Praja Socialist Party. Eighth National Conference. N. G. Goray. Bombay: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1965. 20 p.

577 The Merger Annulled. Praja Socialist Party. Bombay: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, [1965]. 35 p.

578 Policy Statement. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1967. 68 p.

579 The Warning Ignored. Praja Socialist Party. India: Praja Socialist Party Publication, [1967]. 9 p.

580 On the Move. Praja Socialist Party. India: Praja Socialist Party Publication, [1967]. 18 p.

581 P.S.P. in Parliament. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party Publication, [1967]. 19 p.

582 Forward to the Defence of Nationalism, Democracy and Socialism. The Message of the 9th National Conference. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1968. 26 p.

583 Food and Economics Policies. Praja Socialist Party. India: Praja Socialist Party Publication, [1967]. 12 p.

584 Mid-Term Perspectives. Appraisal of the Post- Election Situation. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1968. 30 p.

585 Perspectives for Seventies. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1969. 24 p.

586 The General Secretary's Report to the Tenth National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1970. 56 p.

587 Strategy for Socialism. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1970. 24 p.

588 Towards Socialist Transformation. Election Manifesto, 1971. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, 1971. 16 p.

589 Constitution and Rules. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Praja Socialist Party Publication, [n.d.]. 18 p.

590 Planned Economy and Socialism. Mukut Beharilal. New Delhi: N. G. Goray, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, [n.d.]. 19 p.

591 Congress and Democracy. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Triloki Singh, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Party, [n.d]. 12 p.

592 Our Labour Policy. Praja Socialist Party. New Delhi: Triloki Singh, General Secetary, Praja Socialist Party, [n.d.]. 11 p.

593 India in a Changing World. Asoka Mehta. New Delhi: Prem Bhasin, General Secretary, Praja Socialist Publication, [n.d.]. 31 p.

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Other Socialist Parties: 594-617

594 Socialist Unify and the Congress Socialist Party. Jayaprakash Narayan. Bombay: Congress Socialist Party, 1941. 46 p.

595 The Way Out. Being the Diagnosis of the Economic Malaise Afflicting the Country and the Cure Suggested by the Socialist Party. Socialist Party. Bombay: Rohit Dave, Joint Secretary, Socialist Party, 1949.28 p.

596 Forward to a Mass Party. Socialist Party. Bombay: Suresh Desai, Secretary, Socialist Party, 1950. [37] p.

597 Presidential Address of Asoka Mehfa to the 7th National Conference of the Socialist Party. Asoka Mehta. Madras: Socialist Party, 1950.18 p.

598 Towards a World State. Phulan Prasad Varma. Bombay: Suresh Desai, Secretary, Socialist Party, 1950. 54 p.

599 We Build for Socialism. Platform of the Socialist Party. Socialist Party. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for the Socialist Party, 1951.55 p.

600 Nationalisation-Socialist Party. Socialist Party. India: Madhu Limaye for the Socialist Party, 1951. 16p.

601 The Political Mind of India. An Analysis of the Results of the General Elections. Asoka Mehta. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for the Socialist Party, 1952.89 p.

602 Presidential Address. To the Special Convention of the Socialist Party. Rammanohar Lohia Bombay: Western Printers and Publishers for the Socialist Party. 1952. 41 p.

603 Civil Disobedience in Bihar. Loknath Joshi, Sachidanand Sinah. India: Socialist Party, 1956.36 p.

604 States Reorganisation and the Socialist Party. Hyderabad Socialist Party. Hyderbad: Socialist Party Central Office, 1956.20 p.

605 National Committee Resolutions. National Committee, Socialist Party. Hyderabad: Socialist Party Central Office, 1956. 37 p.

606 Socialist Party Statement of Principles and Programmes. Socialist Party. Hyderabad: Socialist Party Central Office, 1956.66 p.

607 What Is Happening in Kerala? Revolutionary Socialist Party. Delhi: Revolutionary Socialist Party, [1957]. [80] p.

608 A Call to Action. Revolutionary Socialist Party. Delhi: Pratul Chaudhuri, 1957. 16 p.

609 Socialism to Sarvodaya. Jayaprakash Narayan. Madras: Socialist Book Centre, [1957]. 128 p.

610 Election Manifesto, 1957. Socialist Party. Hyderabad: Socialist Party, 1957. 20 p.

611 Samyukfa Socialist Party Election Manifesto, 1971. For a New Transfer of Power for Equality-Based Development. Samyukta Socialist Party. New Delhi: George Fernandas, General Secretary, Samyukta Socialist Party, 1971. 15 p.

612 All Power to the People. Election Manifesto. Socialist Party. New Delhi: Madhu Dandavate, General Secretary, Socialist Party, 1972. 12 p.

613 An Appeal to the Communists all over the World. On Recent Developments in South East-Asia. Social Unity Centre of India. Calcutta: Com. Sachin Banerjee, 1979.32 p.

614 The Indian Struggle. Next Phase. Narendra Acharya Deva. Bombay: Yusuf Meberally for All India Congress Socialist Party, [n.d.]. 16 p.

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Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups Other Socialist Parties: 594-617

615 My Picture of Socialism. Jai Prakash Narayan. Delhi: Delhi Congress Socialist Party, [n.d.]. 14 p.

616 Bahuguna Speaks. Rajani Kant Verma. New Delhi: Democratic Socialist Party, 1983. 63 p.

617 Policy Statement. Democratic Socialist Party. New Delhi: Central Office, Democratic Socialist Party, [1984]. 15 p.

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Other Indian Political Parties: 618-778

618 Election Manifesto, 1957. Bharatiya Jana-Sangha. Delhi: All India Session, 1957. 24 p.

619 Bharatiya Jana-Sangh. Ninth Annual Session. A Rama Rao. Lucknow: 1920. 22 p.

620 Bharatiya Jana Sang h. Resolutions of the Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha and the Working Committee. Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha. Delhi: Raj Art Press, 1961. 4 p.

621 Bharatiya Jana Sang h. Presidential Address, Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha Session (General Council). A. Rama Rao. Varanasi: Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha, 1961. 14 p.

622 National Integration. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. New Delhi: Jana Sangh Group in Parliament, 1961. 8 p.

623 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Resolutions Passed by the Bharatiya Karya Samifi (All India Working Committee). All India Working Committee. Patna: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1961. 4 p.

624 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Election Manifesto. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1962.28 p.

625 Food Problem. Deendayal Upadhyaya. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1964. 9 p.

626 Integral Humanism. Deendayal Upadhyaya. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1965.81 p.

627 Principles and Policy. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1965. 45 p.

628 Devaluation. A Great Fall. Deendayal Upadhyaya. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh Publication, 1966. 44 p.

629 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Fourteenth Annual Session. Deendayal Upadhyaya. Calicut: Narain Nagar, 1967. 26 p.

630 Election Manifesto, 1967. For a Better and Brighter Delhi. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1967. 30 p.

631 The Jana Sangh Approach. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1968.86 p.

632 Wanted: A National Foreign Policy. M. L. Sandi. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh Publication, 1968. 16 p.

633 Recent Communal Riots. A Report. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1967.28 p.

634 Wanted: A National Foreign Policy. M. L. Sondhi. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1968. 16 p.

635 Malappuram or Mopalastan? Bharatiya Jana Sangh. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1968.17 p.

636 Who Killed Upadhyaya? Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Delhi: 1969.37 p.

637 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Fifteenth All India Session, Presidential Address. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Bombay: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1969. 34 p.

638 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Presidential Address. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Patna: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1969. 43 p.

639 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. On Economic Policy, Infernal Situation, Political Situation. Resolutions. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Patna: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1969. 12 p.

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Part 1. Political Parties and Special Interest Groups Other Indian Political Parties: 618-778

640 Bharatiya Jana Sang h. Resolutions Passed by the All India Working Committee, 1969. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. New Delhi: All India Working Committee, 1969. 15 p.

641 Swadeshi Plan. 16th All India Session. Subramanian Swamy. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1969. 24 p.

642 Plan for Full Employment. Subramanian Swamy. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh Publication, 1970. 26 p.

643 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. On Exodus of Hindus, Political Situation, Economic Situation. Resolutions. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1970. 12 p.

644 Jana Sangh Declares War on Poverty. Election Manifesto, 1971. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh Central Office, 1971. 20 p.

645 Garibi Badhao, Budget 1971-72. Bhai Mahavir, Subramanian Swamy. India: 1971. 16 p.

646 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Presidential Address. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Udaipur: Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha, 1971.25 p.

647 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Resolutions Passed by Bharatiya Karya Samiti. Bharatiya Karya Samiti. New Delhi: Bharatiya Karya Samiti, 1971.17 p.

648 Jana Sangh: The Only Alternative. Election Manifesto, 1972. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, 1972.14 p.

649 Blue Print for a National Alternative. Balraj Madhok. New Delhi: Bharatiya Jana Sangh Publication, [n.d.]. 27 p.

650 Election Manifesto, 1977. Janata Party. India: Janata Party, 1977.26 p.

651 Reservation and Janata Party. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. Balakrishnan for Janata Party, 1977.18 p.

652 Janata Party Karnataka. Jaiprakash's Final Appeal. Janata Party. Bangalore: V. S. Krishna Iyer, Permanent Secretary, Karnataka Janata Party, 1977. 2 p.

653 Socio-Economic Programme. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, [1977]. 14 p.

654 Crime and Punishment. I. Tell-Tale Facts, II. Is It Political Vendetta? III. None Is Above the Law. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for the Janata Party, 1978. 17 p.

655 Rules of Janata Party. (under Articles of the Constitution). Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, 1978. 34 p.

656 Let Us Meet the Challenge. B. Vivekanandan. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, 1979. 18 p.

657 Steps toward Dynamic Growth. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, 1979. 30 p.

658 Will of Lok Sabha Was Flouted. Echoes from the People. Janata Party. New Delhi: Janata Party Publication, 1979. 57 p.

659 A Car Named Maruti That Never Was. A Sordid Tale of Public Deception. Janata Party. New Delhi: Janata Party Publication, 1979. 57 p.

660 Homage to Lok Nayak. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, 1979. 86 p.

661 Peaceful or Deceitful? Anatomy of an Agitation. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, 1979. 13 p.

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662 Good Done for Public Servants, Working Class. The Human Way. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, 1979.19 p.

663 Problem of Unemployment. Janata Party. New Delhi: N. C. Jain for Janata Party, 1981. 14 p.

664 Janata Party Manifesto• Power to the People. Elections to the Eighth Lok Sabha, December, 1984. Janata Party. New Delhi: Bapu Kaldate for the Janata Party, 1984. 18 p.

665 The Only Alternative. Shri M. C. Chagla's Address at B. J. P. Session. Bharatiya Janata Party. Bombay: Madhu Deolekar Publicity Chief, Bharatiya Janata Party, 1980. 7 p.

666 Miscellaneous Party Resolutions. Bharatiya Janata Party. Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1980. 15 p.

667 Statement on the I.M.F. Loan, Review of Political Situation, Subversion of Electoral Process. War on Corruption, Election Demand in Kerala. Bharatiya Janata Party. Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1981.21 p.

668 Assam Problem, Repression No Solution. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. India: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1981.12 p.

669 The Meenakshipuram Report. Bharatiya Janata Party. Madras: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1981. 13 p.

670 Draft National Policy Statement on Housing and Slums. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1981.23 p.

671 Â Report on the Mini General Elections of May, 1982. L. K. Advani. Surat: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1982. 24 p.

672 Resolution•Lawlessness in the Punjab, Environment- Ecology, Approach for Forthcoming Elections. Bharatiya Janata Party. Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1982. 28 p.

673 Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 5th June, 1982 at Surat. Bharatiya Janata Party. Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1982. 17 p.

674 Resolutions•Statement on International Situation. Bharatiya Janata Party. Bangalore: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1982. 19 p.

675 Draft Statement on Judicial System. Bharatiya Janata Party. Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1982. 8 p.

676 Resolutions•Statement on the Current International Situation, Economic Situa- tion, Political Situation. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1983. 19 p.

677 General Secretary's Report, (1981-82). L. K. Advani. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1983. 23 p.

678 Presidential Address. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1983. 19 p.

679 Bharatiya Janata Party Today. Bharatiya Janata Party. Bombay: Bharatiya Janata Party, [1983]. 56 p.

680 Back to Square One. Report on Punjab. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Delhi: Central Office Bharatiya Janata Party, 1984. 15 p.

681 Statement on Economic Situation. An Approach Paper on Tribal Problems. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1984.23 p.

682 Resolutions: Budget and Economic Situation, Corruption, Call for South Asian Summit, Assault on Local Democracy. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1984. 19 p.

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683 Towards a New Polity. Election Manifesto, Lok Sabha Election, 1984. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1984. 21 p.

684 Resolutions, National Executive, National Council. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1984.39 p.

685 National Executive Press Release, Resolutions, Reports. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1984. 11 p.

686 Presidential Address. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. New Delhi: Krishnalal Sharma, 1984. 10 p.

687 Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 7th January 1984 at Indore. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1984.35 p.

688 Action Unavoidable, Situation Avoidable. Hindu- Sikh Unity at All Costs. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1984. 9 p.

688A Resolution on Elections to State Assemblies. Press Release-Working Group Programme for the Organizational Elections. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1985.24 p.

689 Bharatiya Janata Party Working Group Report. Ideological, Organisational, Agitational, Constructive, Electoral. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Central Office, 1985. 47 p.

690 Report of the Working Group. Bharatiya Janata Party. Bhopal: Bharatiya Janata Party National Executive, 1985. 48 p.

691 Resolutions•Reservation Policy, Economic Situation, Nuclear Bomb, Internal Situation. National Executive Meeting. Bharatiya Janata Party. Bhopal: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1985. 16 p.

692 Resolutions Adopted by the National Executive. Resolutions Adopted by the Plenary Session. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1986. 16 p.

693 Economic Policy Statement. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1986.28 p.

694 Bharatiya Janata Party. Presidential Address. L. K. Advani. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Central Office, 1986.21 p.

695 Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advani•Resolutions, National Executive. L. K. Advani. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1986. 16 p.

696 General Secretary's Report. Kidar Nath Sahani. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1987.27 p.

697 Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 2nd January 1987 at Vijayawada. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1987.52 p.

698 The Tip of the Iceberg. The Story of Three Scandals. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1987.63 p.

699 Policy Statement on the Problems of Scheduled Castes. Bharatiya Janata Party. Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1988. 17 p.

700 Resolutions Adopted by the National Executive. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1988. 20 p.

701 The Great Betrayers. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Krishan Lai Sharma, General Secretary, Bharatiya Janata Party, 1988. 24 p.

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702 Resolutions Adopted by National Executive. National Executive Meeting. Bharatiya Janata Party. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1988. 3 p.

703 General Secretary's Report. National Executive Meeting. Krishan Lai Sharma. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1988. 12 p.

704 General Secretary's Report. Fourth Plenary Session. Kidar Nath Sahani, Murli Manohar Joshi, Krishan Lai Sharma. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1988. 39 p.

705 Bharatiya Janata Party Presidential Address. L. K. Bihari. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Central Office, 1988. 17 p.

706 For a Worker's and Peasants' Government in India. The Programme of the Revolutionary Worker's Party of India. Revolutionary Worker's Party of India. Bombay: Revolutionary Worker's Party of India, 1958. 43 p.

707 Who's to Hold That Price Line? Swatantra Party. India: Swatantra Party Publication, 1951.16 p.

708 Inflation•Your Hidden Enemy. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Central Office of Swatantra Party, 1957. 6 p.

709 To Prosperity through Freedom. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Pibo Mody for Swantantra Party, 1959.28 p.

710 Birth of Swatantra Party (Freedom). Protect Farm and Family. C. Rajagopalachari. Bombay: Swatantra Party, 1959. 54 p.

711 Swatantra Party. Statement of Principles. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Swatantra Party, 1959. 4 p.

712 Swatantra Party Preparatory Convention. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Swatantra Party, 1959. 40 p.

713 Co-Operation or Coercion? Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju for the Central Office of the Swatantra Party, 1959. 6 p.

714 Who Is Outdated? German Socialists Echo Swatantra. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Piloo Mody for Swatantra Party, 1959. 9 p.

715 Towards Doom? C. Rajagopalachari. Bombay: Piloo Mody for Swatantra Party, 1959.23 p.

716 Swatantra Party Collection of Comments. Swatantra Party. Bangalore: P. K. Sarangapani Mudaliar, 1959. 68 p.

717 What's Wrong with the Third Plan? Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju for the Central Office, Swatantra Party, 1960. 48 p.

718 Labour's Friend•Congress or Swatantra? Swatantra Party. Bombay: Swatantra Party Publication, 1960.36 p.

719 To Prosperity through Freedom. The Swatantra Party's Statement of Policy. Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju for the Central Office of Swatantra Party, 1960. 31 p.

720 The Congress Path to Communism. M. R. Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Central Office Swatantra Party, 1961. 12 p.

721 Time for a Change. Minoo Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party, 1963. 24 p.

722 Swatantra Alternative to the Third Plan. Speeches in Parliament. N. G. Ranga, M. R. Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swantantra Party, 1964. 31 p.

723 Why Swatantra Supports Tashkent Agreement? For This We Stand•fil. Dahyabhai V. Patel, P.K. Deo. Bombay: Swatantra Party Publication, 1966.86 p.

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724 The Budget and You. N. G. Ranga, M. R. Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party, 1964. 28 p.

725 Taxes, Taxes, Taxes. The Swatantra View. N. G. Ranga, M. R. Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party Central Office, 1964.28 p.

726 Swatantra Party National Convention. Inaugural Speech. C. Rajagopalachari. Bombay: Swatantra Party Central Office, 1964. 4 p.

727 The Voice of the People. M. R. Masani, N. Dandeker. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party Central Office, 1965.56 p.

728 The People Have Won. M. R. Masani. Bombay: Swatantra Party Publication, 1965. 12 p.

729 Swatantra Party National Executive Resolutions. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Swatantra Party Central Office, 1965. 4 p.

730 Why I Took to Politics. Charanjit Raj. Bombay: Swatantra Party Central Office, 1965. 5 p.

731 The Congress Path to National Disaster. N. G. Ranga, Gayatri Devi. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party, 1965. 28 p.

732 First Swatantra Budget. M. R. Masani. Calcutta: C. R. Irani for Swatantra Forum, 1965. 28 p.

733 Problems of India's Defence. K. M. Munshi, M. R. Masani, N. Dandeker. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party Central Office, 1965.40 p.

734 Can India Escape Bankruptcy? M. R. Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party, 1965. 23 p.

735 Our Foreign Policy. A Plea for Realism. M. R. Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party, Central Office, 1965. 24 p.

736 Foreign Capital? Yes! Govt- to-Govt. Loans? No! M. R. Masani, N. Dandeker,. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party Central Office, 1966.20 p.

737 Devaluation•What Next? M. R. Masani. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party Central Office, 1966.20 p.

738 The Lokpal Bill, 1967. P. K. Deo. Bombay: Swatantra Party Publication, 1967. 24 p.

739 Naxalbari, A Report. N. Dandeker, D. N. Patodia. Bombay: S. V. Raju, Executive Secretary, Swatantra Party, Central Office, 1967. 20 p.

740 Swatantra Party Constitution. As Amended on October 5,1968, by the 5th National Convention in Bhubaneswar. Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party Central Office, 1968. 12 p.

741 Swatantra Party Mid-Term Report. Adopted by the General Council of the Swatantra Party on November 15-16,1969. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Swatantra Party National Headquarters, 1969. 32 p.

742 For Farm, Family, and Freedom. Swatantra Party Programme for Prosperity•1971. Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju for Swatantra Party, 1971. 16 p.

743 Souvenir Swatantra Party General Council•Baroda, 6th November 1971. Swatantra Party General Council. Bombay: Swatantra Party Central Office, 1971. [28] p.

744 Swatantra Party Election Manifesto, Assembly Elections, March, 1972. Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju, Swatantra Party, 1972. 6 p.

745 Socialism•An Ism That Has Become a Wasm. Swatantra Party. Bombay: S. V. Raju for the Central Office of the Swatantra Party, [n.d.]. 6 p.

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746 Social and Religious Decay. C. Rajagopalachari. Bombay: Piloo Mody for Swatantra Party, [n.d.].7p.

747 Swatantra Party Members of the General Council. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Swatantra Party, [n.d.]. 14 p.

748 Why Swatantra? Swatantra Party. Bombay: Piloo Mody for Swatantra Party, [n.d.]. 31 p.

749 This Poor Man Prefers Swatantra. Ganpat Babaji Rane. Bombay: Swatantra Party Publication, [n.d.]. 5 p.

750 Swatantra Speaks to the Poor. Swatantra Party. Bombay: Swatantra Party Central Office, [n.d.]. 3 p.

751 Our Economic Philosophy. Charan Singh. New Delhi: Satya Parkash Gautam, Secretary, Lok Dal, 1984. 31 p.

752 Resolutions Adopted by the National Council and National Executive of Lok Dal. Lok Dal. New Delhi: Lok Dal, 1984.63 p.

753 The All-India Hindu Mahasabha Conference at Calcutta. Address of Sir Manmatha Nafh Mukerji Chairman of the Reception Committee. Manmatha Nath Mukerji. Calcutta: 1939. 16 p.

754 Om Extract of the Speech Delivered by Seth Jugalkishoreji Birla at the Cawnpore Session of the Hindu Mahasabha. 30th December, 1942. Seth Jugalkishoreji. Delhi: 1942. 6 p.

755 All India Hindu Mahasabha Resolutions of the Working Committee. All India Hindu Mahasabha. Delhi: 1942. 10 p.

756 The Hindu Mahasabha. Constitution, Objects and Rules. All India Hindu Mahasabha. New Delhi: Ashutosh Lahiry, General Secretary, All India Hindu Mahasabha, 1946. 20 p.

757 Mahasabha's New Stand. All India Hindu Mahasabha. New Delhi: Ashutosh Lahiry, General Secretary, All India Hindu Mahasabha, 1949. 12 p.

758 Awakening of New India. Problems of Today. N. C. Chatterjee. New Delhi: Ram Tirath Bhatia, Rashtriya Sahitya Mandir, 1952. 97 p.

759 All India Hindu Mahasabha Election Manifesto. All India Hindu Mahasabha. New Delhi: B. C. Seth, General Secretary, All India Hindu Mahasabha, 1961. 21 p.

760 Election Manifesto of Akhil Bharaf Hindu Mahasabha. Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha. New Delhi: Brojnarayan Brojesh, General Secretary, Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, 1966. 24 p.

761 Republican Party of India. Resolutions Passed in the 5th Conference of the Republican Party of India. Republican Party of India. New Delhi: B. D. Khobragade, General Secretary, Republican Party of India, 1967. 5 p.

762 Report Presented by B. D. Khobragade, General Secretary, Republican Party of India. B. D. Khobragade. India: General Secretary, Republican Party of India, 1966. 7 p.

763 Speech by B. K. Gaikwad, President, Republican Party of India. On the Occasion of the 5th Session of the R.P.I. Held at Delhi on 1st May, 1966. B. K. Gaikwad. Delhi: Republican Party of India, 1967. 14 p.

764 The Charter of Demands. Submitted by the Republican Parly of India to Shri Lai Bahadur Shasfri. Republican Party of India. India: Republican Party of India, 1967. 32 p.

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765 Election Manifesto of the Republican Party of India. Republican Party of India. New Delhi: B. D. Khobragade, General Secretary, Republican Party of India, 1983.22 p.

766 Propaganda. Radical Democratic Party Publication No. 6. V. M. Tarkunde. Calcutta: Renaissance Publishers, 1944. 32 p.

767 The Radical Democratic Party•An Introduction. Radical Democratic Party. New Delhi: Central Office, Radical Democratic Party, [1945]. 25 p.

773 Your Equipment. D. B. Thengadi. Calcutta: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, [n.d.]. 11 p.

774 Third Conference of Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Union. New Delhi: P. K. Kodiyan Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Union Central Office, 1974.91 p.

775 Industrial Relations Bill. A Piece of Anti-Labour, Authoritarian, and Dangerous Legislation. Manhar Mehta. New Delhi: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, 1978. 24 p.

768 Constitution of India•A Draft. M. N. Roy. Delhi: V. B. Karnik, General Secretary, Radical Democratic Party, [n.d.]. 46 p.

769 Dalit Mazdoor Kisan Party. Election Manifesto 1984. India: 1985. 32 p.

770 Your Office. D. B. Thengadi. Calcutta: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, 1952. 12 p.

771 B. M. S. on Menace of Multinationals. Manhar Mehta. Bombay: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, 1956. 9 p.

776 Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh. Constitution and Rules. "Work Is Worship." Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh. New Delhi: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, 1981. 20 p.

777 Workers Looted and Unions Crushed. Manhar Mehta. Bombay: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, 1981. 9 p.

778 Our Motto, "Nationalise the Labour, Labourise the Industry, Industrialise the Nation." Gajanan Rao Gokhale. Calcutta: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, [n.d.]. 8 p.

772 Why Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh? D. B. Thengadi. New Delhi: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, 1959. 84 p.

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779 A.I.T.U.C. Challenge. Regarding the Credentials of the I.N.T.U.C. to Be the Most Representative Organisation of the Indian Workers. N. M. Joshi. Bombay: Shanta Mukerjee, Assistant Secretary, All India Trade Union Congress. 1948. 18 p.

780 Strengthen United Action. Louis Saillant. Bombay: All India Trade Union Congress, 1953. 57 p.

781 S. A. Dange on Mundhra Affair. Speech in Parliament on Chagla Report. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: K. G. Srivastava for All India Trade Union Congress. 1958.13 p.

782 General Report at Ernakulam. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: K. G. Srivastava All India Trade Union Congress, 1958. 104 p.

783 The Budget and the Plan. Capitalist Offensive and the People. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: K. G. Srivastava for All India Trade Union Congress Publication, 1958.17 p.

784 Constitution of the All-India Trade Union Congress (Amended). Adopted at the 25th Session of the A.I.T.U.C. at Ernakulam. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: K. G. Srivastava for All India Trade Union Congress, 1958.12 p.

785 Big Business in India. A Study of Ownership and Control. R. K. Hazari. New Delhi: All India Trade Union Congress for the N. M. Joshi School of Trade Unions, 1961.72 p.

786 Report at Coimbatore, 26th Session, January 6-12, Coimbatore. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: All India Trade Union Congress, 1961. 71 p.

787 Our Statement on Imperialism and Indo-Pak War. On Behalf of Indian Delegation at Sixth Congress of World Federation of Trade Unions Warsaw, 19 October, 1965. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: Satish Loomba for All India Trade Union Congress Publication, 1965. 7 p.

788 All-India Trade Union Congress 27th Session, Bombay. Draft Report. S. A. Dange. Bombay: V. R. Birodkar for All India Trade Union Congress, 1966. 79 p.

789 Recession and Resistance. Report to All India Trade Union Congress, General Council. S. A. Dange. Bombay: All India Trade Union Congress Publication, 1967.46 p.

790 Draft Report to the 28th Session of the All India Trade Union Congress, Gunfur, 28 January- 1 February, 1970. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: M. Atchuthan, Secretary, All India Trade Union Congress, 1970. 55 p.

791 The Two T.U. Conferences. Documents-Speeches- Declarations. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Parvathi Krishnan for All India Trade Union Congress Publications, 1971. 71 p.

792 Modern Imperialism. An Economic and Statistical Survey. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: S. A. Dange for All India Trade Union Congress Publication, 1971.43 p.

793 The Face of United States Imperialism. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Parvathi Krishnan for All India Trade Union Congress, 1971.67 p.

794 The Trade Unions against Multinational Companies. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: S. A. Dange for All India Trade Union Congress, 1972.36 p.

795 Growth of Indian Monopoly. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: All India Trade Union Congress Publication, 1972. 73 p.

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796 The Electricity Industry and Condition of the Electricity Workers. A. B. Bardhan. New Delhi: Parvathi Krishnan for All India Trade Union Congress Publication, 1973. 17 p.

797 Wages, Rights, and T.U. Unity. Satish Loomba. New Delhi: All India Trade Union Congress, 1973.59 p.

798 Origins of Trade Union Movement in India. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: Parvathi Krishnan for All India Trade Union Congress, 1973. 83 p.

799 29th Session of A.I.T.U.C. Report of the Secretariat. All India Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Parvathi Krishnan, All India Trade Union Congress, 1973.141 p.

800 Crisis of Capitalism in India and Wage Freeze. [General Report Made to the General Council, A.I.T.U.C. on July 22,1974]. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: T. N. Siddhanta for All India Trade Union Congress, 1974. 89 p.

801 The Railway General Strike. T. N. Siddhanta. New Delhi: T. N. Siddhanta for All India Trade Union Congress, 1974. 114 p.

802 Withdraw Industrial Relations Bill. United Voice of Indian Working Class. All India T.U. Convention. New Delhi: M. K. Pandhe for National Campaign Committee against Industrial Relations Bill. 1978. 12 p.

803 Public Sector under Attack. M. S. Krishnan. New Delhi: T. N. Siddhanta for All India Trade Union Congress, 1986. 39 p.

804 Indian National Trade Union Congress. Proceedings of the Inaugural Conference, New Delhi, May 3 and 4, 1947. Indian National Trade Union Congress. Bombay: Khandubhai K. Desai, General Secretary, Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1947. 38 p.

805 Constitution. Indian National Trade Union Congress. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1980.20 p.

806 I.N.T.U.C. Presidential Address. A. P. Sharma. New Delhi: Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1980. 15 p.

807 A Brief Report on I.N.T.U.C. National Convention on the New 20-Point Economic Programme. Statement and Resolution. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Labour Information Service Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1982.16 p.

808 Resolutions•168th Meeting of the Working Committee Held at New Delhi, 1982. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Labour Information Sen/ice Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1982. 5 p.

809 Indian National Trade Union Congress, Aims and Objects and Structure. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Labour Information Sen/ice Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1982.36 p.

810 Thirty-five Years of Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1947-1982. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Labour Information Service Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1982. [32] p.

811 National Convention on New 20-Point Economic Programme. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Labour Information Service Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1982. 15 p.

812 Resolutions Adopted by the 173rd Meeting of the Indian National Trade Union Con- gress Working Committee. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Labour Information Service Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1983. 8 p.

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813 Resolutions Adopted at the 171st Meeting of the Working Committee held at New Delhi January 23, 1983. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Labour Information Service, Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1983. 8 p.

814 I.N.T.U.C. 33rd Annual Session. Indian National Cement and Allied Workers' Federation. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1983.37 p.

815 Indian National Trade Union Congress, 23rd Annual Session. Presidential Address. N. K. Bhatt. Dhanbad: Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1984.20 p.

816 Indian National Trade Union Congress, 24th Session, Shim la. Presidential Address. G. Ramanujam. New Delhi: Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1988. 17 p.

817 Indian National Trade Union Congress. 24th Session. Report on State Branches and Industrial Federations. Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Indian National Trade Union Congress (National Headquarters), 1988. 64 p.

818 Resolutions. (Adopted at the 24th Session of the I.N.T.U.C. held at Shimala on May 1 & 2,1988). Indian National Trade Union Congress. New Delhi: Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1988.25 p.

819 Railwaymen and the Third Pay Commission. Will the Commission Do Away with the Starvation Wages of Railway Employees? Nrisingha Chakrabarty. Calcutta: M. K. Pandhe, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1972. 16 p.

820 Against Inflation and Wage Freeze. B. T. Ranadive. Calcutta: M. K. Pande, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1974. 26 p.

821 Build Up United Struggle for Socio-Economic Changes and Defence of Democracy. Comrade B. T. Ranadive's Presidential Speech in the Working Committee Meeting held at Kata, Rajasthan, 6-8 June 1978. B. T. Ranadive. New Delhi: M. K. Pandhe, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1978.32 p.

822 The C.I.T.U. Resolves in Madras. Review of the 4th Conference and Resolutions. Centre of India of Trade Unions. New Delhi: M. K. Pandhe, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1979. 72 p.

823 Rising Attacks•Growing Struggles! B. T. Ranadive. New Delhi: Centre of Indian Trade Unions, [n.d.]. 21 p.

824 Wages and Income Policy. What It Means to the Working Class. B. T. Ranadive. New Delhi: M. K. Pandhe, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1981. 22 p.

825 The Employees State Insurance Scheme•A Hoax. Memorandum Submitted by the C.I.T.U. to the E.S.I. Review Committee. B. T. Ranadive. New Delhi: M. K. Pandhe, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1981.28 p.

826 Defend Right to Strike. A Critique of Bills Introduced in Parliament in the Last Budget Session Intended to Curtail the Right to Strike. P. Ramamurti. New Delhi: Nrisingha Chakravarty, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1982.19 p.

827 Centre of Indian Trade Unions, Fifth Conference. Presidential Address. B. T. Ranadive. Kanpur: Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1983. 33 p.

828 Real Face of Congress (I) Brand of Socialism. Full Text of the Speech of Comrade Samar Mukerjee, M.P. Leader, CPI-M Group in Lok Sabha and General Secretary. Centre of Indian Trade Unions. New Delhi: Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1984.18 p.

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829 Centre of Indian Trade Unions Fifth Conference. General Secretary's Report. P. Ramamurthi. Kanpur: Centre Indian Trade Unions, 1983.38 p.

830 Impose Stricter Controls on Monopolies and Multinationals. Centre of Indian Trade Unions. New Delhi: Nrisingha Chakraborty for Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1984. 35 p.

831 Concede Parity in Wages First. C.l.T.U.'s Reply to the Questionnaire of the Fourth Pay Commission. Centre of India Trade Unions. New Delhi: Nrisingha Chakraborty for Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1984. 20 p.

832 Repulse Assault on Public Sector. Documents of the Meeting of the Co-Ordina- tion Committee of Public Sector Unions held at Durgapur on March 28-29, Centre of India Trade Union. Centre of India Trade Unions. New Delhi: M. K. Pandhe for Centre of Indian Trade Unions, 1986.68 p. 1986.

833 New Industrial Relations Bill. An Anti-Working Class Measure•A Critique. B. T. Ranadive. Bombay: P. K. Kurane for Centre of India Trade Union, [n.d.]. 16 p.

834 All India Insurance Employee's Association. The Hand-Maid of Communists. N.O.B.W. Nagpur: A. M. Puranik for N.O.B.W. 1971.25 p.

835 Struggle for Charter of Demands. All India Insurance Employees Association. Calcutta: All India Insurance Employees Association, 1974. 23 p.

836 A Brief Synopsis of the History of Indian Trade Union Movement. Naren Sen. Calcutta: Institute for Indian Labour, 1980. 23 p.

837 All India United Trade Union Conference against Price Rise and Anti- Working Class Policies. Draft Declaration. All India United Trade Union Conference. Bombay: All India Trade Union Conference, 1981. 15 p.

838 Code of Discipline in Industry. Hind Mazdoor Sabha. Bombay: Bagaram Tulpule for Hind Mazdoor Sabha, 1958. 28 p.

839 Hind Mazdoor Sabha Constitution (As Amended up to December 26,1958). Hind Mazdoor Sabha. Bombay: R. C. Pradhan for Hind Mazdoor Sabha, 1959. 11 p.

840 H.M.S. on Industrial Relations. Hind Mazdoor Sabha. Bombay: Hind Mazdoor Sabha, [n.d.]. 16 p.

841 Congress Agrarian Reforms, Gaps and Loopholes. N. Prasada Rao. New Delhi: N. Prasada Rao, General Secretary, for All India Kisan Sabha, 1959.32 p.

842 The Constitution of the All India Kisan Sabha. All India Kisan Sabha. New Delhi: K. Chathunni Master for All India Kisan Sabha, 1980. 9 p.

843 Price-Rise: Who Suffers, Who Gains? Harkishan Singh Surjeet. New Delhi: K. Chathunni Master for All India Kisan Sabha, 1980. 20 p.

844 New Peasant Upsurge. Reasons and Remedies. All India Kisan Sabha. New Delhi: K. Chathunni Master for All India Kisan Sabha, 1981. 68 p.

845 All India Agricultural Worker's Union. Statement of Policy and Constitution. All India Agricultural Workers' Union. New Delhi: P. K. Kunjachan for All India Agricultural Workers' Union, 1982. 15 p.

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846 All India Kisan Sabha 24th Conference 8-11 November, 1982 Proceed- ings and Resolutions. All India Kisan Sabha. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1982.100 p.

847 24th Conference of the All India Kisan Sabha (8th- 11th November, 1982). General Secretary's Report. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1982. 76 p.

848 General Secretary's Report to 24th Session of the All India Kisan Sabha. (Midnapore, West Bengal, November 8 to 11,1982). All India Agricultural Workers' Union. New Delhi: P. K. Kunjachan for All India Agricultural Workers' Union, 1982.44 p.

849 Forward to United Struggle. Harkishan Singh Surjeet. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1984. 32 p.

850 The Call For Unity and Struggle. Proceedings, Resolutions, and Other Documents of the 2nd Conference of A.I.A.W.U. held at Palghat. All India Agricultural Workers' Union. New Delhi: P. K. Kunjachan for All India Agricultural Workers Union, 1986.76 p.

851 What the A.I.K.S. Stands For. Harkishan Singh Surjeet. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1986. 52 p.

852 Revolt of the Warlis. Godavari Parulekar. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1986. 36 p.

853 Tebhaga Struggle of Bengal. M. Abdullah Rasul. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1986. 17 p.

854 Gana Mukti Parishad in Building the Peasant Movement in Tripura. Dasrath Deb. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1986.16 p.

855 Fifty Years of the Kishan Sabha. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1986. 25 p.

856 Struggle of the Surma Valley Peasantry. Biresh Misra, Pranesh Biswas, Achintya Bhattacharya. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1986. 32 p.

857 Anti-Betterment Levy Struggle of Punjab. Harkishan Singh Surjeet. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1986. 20 p.

858-Number Not Used

859 The September Struggle•A Review. Review Report, Report of the Central Secretary and Proceedings of C.E.C. Meeting and of Joint Meetings of CKC with CEC of AIAWU. All India Kisan Sabha New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1987. 65 p.

860 Towards All India Action Programme. Proceedings, General Secretary's Report and Resolutions of the CKC & AIKC meetings Cuttack (Orissa) 24-26 April. All India Kisan Sabbha. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabbha, 1987. 75 p.

861 Some Issues of the Nation- wide Struggle. Y. V. Krishna Rao. New Delhi: P. K. Tandan for All India Kisan Sabha, 1985.54 p.

862 Debate on Reservation. A. B. Bardhan. New Delhi: T. Laxmi Narainn for All India Students Federation. 1986. 36 p.

863 Constitution of the Demo- cratic Youth Federation of India. Passed at its First All-India Conference Held at Kartar Singh Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana, 1-3 November, 1980. Democratic Youth Federation of India. New Delhi: Hannan Mollah for Democratic Youth Federation of India, 1984. 17 p.

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864 Justice H. R. Khanna•His Views. Supreme Court Lawyer's Campaign Committee. Delhi: Supreme Court Lawyer's Cam- paign Committee, 1912. 14 p.

865 Why India Is Heart and Soul with Great Britain. Bhupendranath Basu. London: MacMillian and Co. Limited, 1914. 8 p.

866 William Jennings Bryan On British Rule in India. (Secretary of State of the United States of America). William Jennings Bryan. United States: The Indian National Party, 1915. 14 p.

867 India's "Loyalty" to England. Indian National Party. India: Indian National Party, 1915. 15 p.

868 Scheduled Caste's Struggle for Emancipation in South India. T. P. Kamalanathan. Tamilnad: South India Sakkya Buddhist Association, 1916. 18 p.

869 The Verdict of India. Mancherjee Bhownaggree. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1916.51 p.

870 Loyal India. An Interview with Lord Hardinge of Penhurst. London: Causton and Sons, Limited, 1916. 15 p.

871 Self Government for India. Demanded by the Indian National Congress and the All-India Moslem League. The Indian Nationalist Committee. Stockholm, Sweden: Aktiebolaget Chelius and Co. 1916.76 p.

872 The Appeal of India to the President of the United States. Ram Chandra. San Francisco: Hindustan Gadar, 1917. [12] p.

873 Some Facts about India. Interviews with Lord Islington during November, 1916. Robert Sloss. London: Burrup, Mathieson and Sprague, Limited, 1917.19 p.

874 Proceedings of the Conference of Ruling Princes and Chiefs, Held at Delhi on the 20th January 1919 and Following Days. Delhi: Superintendent Government Printing, 1919. 210 p.

875 Who Is the Greatest Man in the World Today? John Haynes Holmes. New York: The Community Church, 1920. 24 p.

876 The Blessings of the British Rule in India. Maulavi Idris Ahmad. India: 1921.242 p.

877 The Fight for Freedom. C. R. Das. Madras: Tagore and Company, [1922]. 38 p.

878 India and the Empire. Edward Carpenter. Madras: Arka Publishing House, 1922. 32 p.

879 Resolutions of the All India Muslim League from October 1937 to December 1938. Liaquat Ali Khan. Delhi: All India Muslim League, 1936. 69 p.

880 India. Jnananjan Niyogi. Calcutta: Brojendra Nath Bhadra, 1925. 40 p.

881 The Reforms in the Balance! A Survey of the Situation in India. M. E. Dini. Ajmer: Scottish Mission Industries, 1926. 23 p.

882 The Future of Indian States. Reprint of Two Lectures Delivered at the Maharaj's College, Ernakulam, Cochin, on 2nd and 3rd October, 1926. V. S. Srinivasa Sastri. Poona: Servants of India Society, 1926. 39 p.

883 Eleven Points of Mahatma Gandhi. Being a Series of Articles Published in the "Bombay Chronicle." Politicus. Bombay: Sorab P. Kapadia "Bombay Chronicle," 1930.40 p.

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884 I Accuse. From the Suppressed Statement of Manabendra Nath Roy on Trial for Treason before Sessions Court. Aswani Kurma Sharma. New York: Roy Defense Committee of India, 1932. 30 p.

885 Annual Report of the All India Muslim League for the Years 1932 & 1933. S. M. Abdulla. Delhi: All Indian Muslim League, 1933. 21 p.

886 All India Muslim League, Central Board Policy and Programme. All India Muslim League. Delhi: All India Muslim League, 1936. 16 p.

887 A Decade of Modern Mysore, 1926-1936. Mysorean. Bangalore City: Mysorean, 1936. 48 p.

888 Rules and Regulations Indo-American Union, 1936. Indo-American Union. Bombay: 1936. 10 p.

889 The Question of Language. Congress Political and Economic Studies•No. 6. Jawaharlal Nehru. Allahabad: Allahabad Law Journal Press, 1937.24 p.

890 Notes on Chifral. I. D. Scott. Simla: Manager, Government of India Press, 1937.20 p.

891 Indians in Zanzibar. Proceedings of a Public Meeting in Bombay on the 19th February 1937 to Protest the Anti-Indian Legislation in Zanzibar. Bombay: Imperial Indian Citizenship Association, 1937. 23 p.

892 The Constitution and Rules of the All-India Muslim League. Passed at the Sessions at Luck now on the 18th October, 1937. All India Muslim League. Lucknow: All India Muslim League, 1937.16 p.

893 Indian States and the Federation. Address Delivered by Colonel Sir Kai las Haksar to the European Progressive Group, Bombay, on the 11th February. Kailas Haksar. Bombay: D. B. Taraporevala Sons & Co. 1937. 46 p. 1937.

894 Congress Rules in India. A Study in Social Reform. Horace G. Alexander. London: Victor Gollancz, Ltd. 1938.33 p.

895 India's Passing Show. Heaven's Light Our Guide. Karachi: Mrs. St. Ives-Currie, Trinity House, 1938. 13 p.

896 Presidential Address at the All-India Muslim League, Pafna Session-December 1938. M. A. Jinnah. Bombay: Home Study Circle-Malabar Hill- Bombay, 1938. 13 p.

897 A Glance at the Economic Problem of the North West Frontier Province. S. Datt. Peshawar: The London Book Company (India), 1938. 13 p.

898 Resolutions of the All India Muslim League from October 1937 to December 1938. All India Muslim League. Delhi: Liaquat Ali Khan for All India Muslim League, 1938. 68 p.

899 Re: Hindu-Muslim Settle- ment. Correspondence between Mr. Gandhi and Mr. Jinnah, Mr. Nehru and Mr. Jinnah, Mr. Bose and Mr. Jinnah. All India Muslim League. Delhi: S. Shamsul Hasan, All India Muslim League, 1938. 94 p.

900 Indian National Leaders on the Bratachari Movement. Calcutta: 1938. 10 p.

901 27 Months of Service. Being a Brief Account of What the Congress Ministries Did July 1937- Ocfober 1939. Indian National Congress. Bombay: Indian National Congress Central Election Board, 1939.25 p.

902 Political Theory of Islam. (Being an Address Delivered at Shah Chiragh Mosque, Lahore in October, 1939). Sayyed Abul Ala Maudoodi. Punjab: Maktaba-E-Jama'At-E- Islami, 1939.61 p.

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903 Lawless Limbdi. Sardar Vallabhabhai Patel. Bombay: All India States' People's Conference, 1939. 116 p.

904 This War•Why Should the Punjab Take a Hand in It? Lahore: Office of the Commissioner, Rural Reconstruction, [1939]. 29 p.

905 Congress and the Axis. Has the Congress Ever Offered Active Co-operation in the Prosecution of the War on any Conditions?. Bombay: H. W. Smith, Times of India Press, 1939. 24 p.

906 A Note on Women Workers in India. Godavari Gokhale. Bombay: Godavari Gokhale, Servants of India Society, 1940. 30 p.

907 Speech Delivered by Mr. M. A. Jinnah on the 19th of November, 1940 in the Legislative Assembly. M. A. Jinnah. Delhi: Liaquat Ali Khan, All India Muslim League, 1940.32 p.

908 All India Muslim League Lahore Session, March 1940. Presidential Address. M. A. Jinnah. Delhi: All India Muslim League, 1940. 40 p.

909 The War! Problem of India's Future Constitution!! What Muslim India and Its Leader Mr. M. A. Jinnah Think? All India Muslim League. Delhi: Liaquat Ali Khan, All India Muslim League, 1940. 81 p.

910 India's Problem of Her Future Constitution. M. A. Jinnah. Bombay: Liaquat Ali Khan, All India Muslim League, 1940.152 p.

911 List of the Members of the Council of the All India Muslim League. All India Muslim League. Delhi: All India Muslim League, 1941. 58 p.

912 Britain's Last Chance in India. Anup Singh. New York: India League of America, 1941. 16 p.

913 Britain's Prisoner. India League of America. London: India League, 1941. 32 p.

914 The Problem of the Minorities and Constitu- tional Democracy as Its Solution. (Speech delivered at Bombay on 15th March 1941). G. S. Mahajani. Bombay: The Gomantak Press, 1941. 19 p.

915 India and the War. S. Chandrasekhar. New York: 1941.32 p.

916 India Today. Edwin Haward. India: 1941. 6 p.

917 Britain and India, 1600- 1941. Reginald Coupland. New York: Longmans, Green, and Co. Ltd. 1941.94 p.

918 The Parting of the Ways. Foreword by Mahatma Gandhi. Jawaharlal Nehru. Allahabad: J. B. Kripalani for All India Congress Committee, 1941. 13 p.

919 Home Study Series No. 2. Containing Valuable Information Regarding India's Political Situation. Home Study Circle. Bombay: M. H. Saiyid, [1941]. 96 p.

920 A Phase of the Indian Struggle. Syama Prasad Mookerjee. Calcutta: Monojendra N. Bhowmik, 1942. 90 p.

921 To the Workers and Peasants of India. Manifesto of the Fourth International. Socialist Workers Party. New York: Pioneer Publishers, 1942. 20 p.

922 India's Right to Freedom. New York: British Information Services, [1942]. 23 p.

923 Letter Written by the Hon. Dr. S. P. Mookerjee, Finance Minister, Bengal, to H.E. Sir John Herbert, Governor of Bengal. Not for Publication. Syama Prasad Mookerjee. Delhi: 1942. 19 p.

924 The Trap of Words. K. Santhanam. Trichinopoly: Lalitha and Co. 1942. 30 p.

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925 India. George Ridley. London: The Labour Publications Department, 1942.18 p.

926 The Cripps Mission. An Authoritative Statement on the Breakdown of the Negotiations at New Delhi. Jawaharlal Nehru. London: The India League, 1942. 8 p.

927 Freedom for India Now! New York: The Post War World Council, 1942.27 p.

928 Hindu Opinion on Packistan. Home Study Series No. 4. M. A. Jinnah. Bombay: Home Study Circle, 1942. 10 p.

929 Jinnah on Pakistan. Mohammed Ali Jinnah. Bombay: Syted Sharifuddin Peerzada, for Kitab Publishing House, 1942. 22 p.

930 The Millat of Islam and the Menace of "Indianism." C. Rahmat Ali. Cambridge, England: Pakistan National Movement, 1942. 16 p.

931 Address by Sir Stafford Cripps to the House of Commons, April 28,1942. Stafford Cripps. New York: British Information Services, 1942.15 p.

932 The Prime Minister on India. An Examination of Mr. Churchill's Statement on India in the House of Commons on the 10th September 1942. London: The India League, 1942.19 p.

933 India, the War and Cripps Mission. Pasupuleti Gopala Krishnayya. New York: India and U.S.A. Office, 1942. 16 p.

934 A Picture of India. Its History, People and Government. Edwin Haward. London: 1942. 47 p.

935 50 Facts about India. New York: British Information Services, 1942. 12 p.

936-Number Not Used

937 An Indian Looks at the War. Girja Shankar Bajpai. Philadelphia: The American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1942.41 p.

938 The Crisis in India. James S. Allen. New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1942.29 p.

939 Think It Over! What the Enemy Says to India, What the Enemy Wants from India, What the Enemy Intends for India. India: 1942.41 p.

940 What Gandhi Is Teaching the World. John Haynes Holmes. New York: The Community Church, 1942.23 p.

941 What Happened after Gandhi's Arrest. K. C. Neogy. New York: India League of America, 1942. 6 p.

942 An Indian Looks at the Indian Political Situation. Extracts from a Speech by Sir Firoz Khan Noon, Defense Member of the Viceroy's Executive Council, Gov. of India. Firoz Khan Noon. Aligarh: 1942. 11 p.

943 About India. The India League. London: The India League, 1942.12 p.

944 The Choice before India. A Constitutionalist. Lahore: The Civil and Military Gazette, 1942. 17 p.

945 Jinnahsaheb "Please." Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. Bombay: J. P. Gupta for Hamara Hindostán Publications, 1942. 79 p.

946 Unity against Fascism. V. K. Krishna Menon. London: The India League, 1943.14 p.

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947 The All India Muslim League, Karachi Session Verbatim Report of the Presidential Address Delivered Extempore. Mohammed Ali Jinnah. Delhi: All India Muslim League, 1943. 28 p.

948 The Indian Demand and British Policy. Correspondence between Mahatma Gandhi and the Viceroy Published with Explanatory Introduction and Comment. The India League. London: The India League, 1943. 20 p.

949 India•Speeches Delivered at a Tea Given by the American Outpost in London on May 6th, 1943, in Honour of Leopold Amery. London: 1943. 12 p.

950 The Currency Fraud Practised on India by the British. The Quit India Legion. Bombay: The Quit India Legion, 1943. 24 p.

951 The White Paper Examined. The India League. London: The India League, 1943. 8 p.

952 Congress Responsibility for the Disturbances, 1942-43. New Delhi: Government of India Press, 1943. 41 p.

953 The Formation of Federations. Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics R. R. Kale Memorial Lecture 1943. S. G. Vaze. India: Dnyanprakash, 1943. 32 p.

954 Constitution. Rule Book: Part I. Issued by the Executive Committee. London: The India League, 1943. 8 p.

955 Affiliation. Rule Book: Part II. Issued by the Executive Committee. London: The India League, 1943. 7 p.

956 I Ask Every Briton. Recent Writings and Statements of Mahatma Gandhi, Including His Speeches on the Eve of Arrest. Mahatma Gandhi. London: Lindsay Drummond Limited, 1943.79 p.

957 To All Fighters for Freedom. Jayaprakash Narayan. India: Sind Congress Socialist Group, 1943.46 p.

958 Literature and the People. Address to the 4th All-India Progressive Writers' Conference on 22nd May 1943, in Bombay. S. A. Dange. Bombay: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1943. 20 p.

959 The Voice of the Autumn Leaf. Mahatma Gandhi. Bombay: Hamara Hindostán Publication, 1943.28 p.

960 Why Famine in India? Sasadhar Sinha. London: Famine Campaign Committee, 1943. 16 p.

961 The Punjab Provincial Hindu Conference. Presidential Address. Syama Prasad Mookerjee. Lyallpur: 1943. 17 p.

962 Constitutional Reform in Jaipur. Minutes of Dissent. Constitutional Reforms Committee. Jaipur: Superintendent at the Government Press, 1943. 61 p.

963 India's Third Year of War. What India Is Doing for the United Nations. New York: For the Government of India by the British Information Services, 1943. 40 p.

964 How to Secure Indian Independence. "Sutlej." London: Oxford University Press, 1943. 22 p.

965 Gandhiji's Address to Congress Workers in Maharashtra. Mahatma Gandhi. Aundh: Aundh Publishing Trust, 1944. 6 p.

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966 Civil Liberty. Punjab Civil Liberties Union. Repression in the Punjab. Punjab Civil Liberties Union. Lahore: R. N. Seth for Civil Liberties Union, [1944]. 4 p.

967 Awake Hindusthan! Syama Prasad Mookerjee. Calcutta: Romesh Chandra Banerjee, Editor, "Hindusthan," 1944.259 p.

968 Congress and Communists. P. C. Joshi. Bombay: Sharaf Athar Ali for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1944.24 p.

969 A Plan of Economic Devel- oment for India, Part II. Purshotamdas Thakurdas. Bombay: 1944. 34 p.

970 Jinnah-Gandhi Talks, (September, 1944). Text of Correspondence and Other Révélant Documents etc. Nawabzada Ali Khan. Delhi: S. Shamsul Hasan for Muslim League Printing Press, 1944. 94 p.

971 The Masses' Challenge to the Millionaires' 15 Year Economic Plan. Venibhai A. Patel, Kanubhai P. Bhatt. Bombay: New Book Company, 1944. 26 p.

972 The Way Out. C. Rajagopalachari. London: Oxford University Press, 1944. 32 p.

973 India•Scientific Development or Disaster. A. V. Hill. London: India-Burma Association, 1944. 12 p.

974 A Case for Congress- League Unity. Sajjad Zaheer. Bombay: Sharaf Athar Ali for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1944.45 p.

975 Indian Problems of Today and Tomorrow. Address to the Combined Legislature. Archibald P. Wavell. Washington, D.C.: Government of India Information Services, 1944.12 p.

976 Resolutions of the All India Muslim League from January 1944 to December 1946. All India Muslim League. India: Liaquat Ali Khan for All India Muslim League, 1949. 70 p.

977 India Progress in Government. New York: British Information Services, 1944. 8 p.

978 A Plan of Economic Development for India. Purshotamdas Thakurdas. India: Penquin Books Limited, 1944. 65 p.

979 The Imperialist Alternative. Churchill-Cripps Conspiracy for a New Communal Award. G. Adhikan. India: 1944.10 p.

980 Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak Sangh. An Explanatory Note. Gulzari Lai Nanda. Ahmedabad: Gulzari Lai Nanda, 1945. 12 p.

981 Victory. Whose? P. C. Joshi. Bombay: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1945. 20 p.

982 The Inside Story of Calcutta Demonstrations. Calcutta: S. Das, 1945. 12 p.

983 Zonal Divisions of India. K. M. Munshi. Bombay: Vora and Company Publishers Ltd. 1945. 16 p.

984 Jobs for All. Against British Monopoly, against Indian Profiteering. B. T. Ranadive. Bombay: Sharaf Athar Ali for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1945.30 p.

985 What Next?•Can India Be United? Bombay: Bureau of Research and Publications Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 1945. 31 p.

986 India Today and Tomorrow. Archibald P. Wavell. New York: Carnegie Endowment For International Peace, 1945. 102 p.

987 Post-War Planning•An Outline. India Bureau of Public Information. India: Bureau of Public Information, Government of India, 1945.44 p.

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988 South India Looks Ahead. William Barton. London: India- Burma Association, 1945. 12 p.

989 Famine or Plenty? Patna: 20th Century Publications, 1945. 49 p.

990 India's War Effort. Mosley Mayne. India: India- Burma Association, 1945. 7 p.

991 All India Union•What It Should be Like & How It May be Achieved. A Memorandum Submitted in Reply to the Questionnaire of (Sapru) Conciliation Committee. D. V. Gundappa. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1945.34 p.

992 Stars of the Leader. Who Leads to Future India? (A Guide to the Voters). K. N. Swamy. Bezwada: Swamy Astrological Society, 1945. 64 p.

993 Some Requisites for Better Understanding between the East and the West. Taraknath Das. New York: Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in Their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life, 1945.305 p.

994 Economic Development of India. (A Ten Year Plan). Ihsan Muhammad Khan. Rampur: Bhagwati Narain for Premier Book Depot, 1945. 107 p.

995 India•A Few Facts and Figures. London: The India-Burma Association, 1945. 20 p.

996 Bengal's Forgotten Warriors. Ni ran jan Sen. Bombay: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1945. 107 p.

997 The War. Three Letters to Gandhiji. Umadevi. Calcutta: Tarapado Patro for the Culture Publishers, 1945.33 p.

998 The Indian Deadlock. K. M. Munshi. Allahabad: Kitab- Mahal, 1945.152 p.

999 Problems of the Aboriginals. J. C. Heyward. Patna: 20th Century Publications, 1945. 29 p.

1000 The Dewan•President's Statement. At the Joint Sitting of the Travancore Sri Mulam Assembly and the Sri Chitra State Council on the 20th July. Trivandeum, 1945. 26 p. 1945.

1001 The Communal Problems. A Nationalist. Lahore: P. N. Bhargava, Bhargava Bhushan Press, Benares, 1945. 22 p.

1002 Approaches to the Indian Constitution Problem. An Address Delivered in New Delhi on 18th November 1944 at a Meeting of the Indian Council of World Affairs. Maurice Gwyer. New Delhi: 1945.14 p.

1003 India 1945. Delhi: United Publications, 1945. 50 p.

1004 Patriots•Not Traitors. New Delhi: Dharam Yash Dev, 1945.33 p.

1005 White Paper on Indian Constitution, 1946. (With Elucidation by the Cabinet Mission, and Correspon- dence between the Mission, Congress and the League). B. K. Sengupta, S. M. Roy. Calcutta: K. C. Acharya for Oriental Agency, 1946. 63 p.

1006 Why the Exodus from Sind? (Being a Brief Resume of Conditions Responsible for Exodus of Hindus, Sikhs and Harijans from Sind). Parsram V. Tahilramani. India: Sind Assembly Congress Party, 1946. 72 p.

1007 An Open Letter to Imperialist Agents from Britain. By Resistance Leaders of India. Jaiprakash Narayan. Calcutta: A. K. Gupta for Azad Hind Kitab, 1946. 28 p.

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1008 All-India Scheduled Castes Federation. Memorandum to the Cabinet Mission on 5th April, 1946. B. R. Ambedkar. New Delhi: 1946. 16 p.

1009 The R.I.N. Strike. Group of Victimised R.I.N. Ratings. Delhi: D. P. Sinha for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1946. 167 p.

1010 The Indian Constituent Assembly. Gurmukh Nihal Singh. Lahore: Panj Darya Publishers, 1946. 34 p.

1014 Ministers Please Fulfill People's Demands. K. T. Shah. Calcutta: Benoy Chatterji for Bengal Provincial Mazdoor Kisan Panchayet, 1946.22 p.

1015 3 Million Congress Members Must Command the High Command. Ram Rai. Ahmedabad: Revashanker H. Trivedi, 1946. 18 p.

1016 The Cabinet Delegation and After. D. V. Gundappa. Bangalore: 1946.27 p.

1021 The League Demand. New Age Series No. 1. Rajendra Prasad. Calcutta: New Age Publishers Limited, 1946. 24 p.

1022 The Constituent Assembly and the States•A Memorandum. D. V. Gundappa. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs. 1946. 27 p.

1023 Presidential Addresses of Qaid-e-Azam. M. A. Jinnah. Delhi: S. Shamsul Hasan for All India Muslim League, 1946.222 p.

1011 The Country Votes Congress. Being a Brief Analysis of the Results of the Central Assembly Elections. Indian National Congress, Central Election Boar. Bombay: Indian National Congress, Central Elections Board, 1946. 19 p.

1012 Convention on Linguistic and Cultural Provinces in India. Presidential Address. Pattabhi Sitaramayya. Delhi: 1946. 16 p.

1013 The Meaning of the Simla Surrender. The Only Criticism of Current Congress Policy from the Left. G. Setvaraj. India: 1946. 26 p.

1017 To My Countrymen•My Defence. N. B. Khare. Nagpur: The Independent Press, 1946. 31 p.

1018 Treatment of Indians in South Africa. Recent Developments. India Government Information Services. Washington, D.C.: Government of India Information Services, 1946. 16 p.

1019 All-Indian Federal Union. With Special Reference to the States and the Communal Question. D. V. Gundappa. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1946.39 p.

1020 A Picture of India. Its History, People, and Government. Edwin Haward. India: 1946. 51 p.

1024 19th Session, All India Women's Conference• Presidential Address. Dhanvanthi Rama Rau. India: All India Congress Women's Committee, 1946. 18 p.

1025 The Constitution and Rules of the All India Muslim League. All India Muslim League. Delhi: Liaquat Ali Khan, for All India Muslim League, 1946. 25 p.

1026 It Shall Never Happen Again. With a Foreword by Qazi Mohammed Isa. All India Muslim League. Delhi: S. Shamsul Hasan, All India Muslim League Printing Press, 1946.264 p.

1027 Philosophy of Congress Leftism. Subodh Chandra Majunder. Calcutta: Manish Dutta, Bharati Press, 1946.54 p.

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1028 Freedom for India. The Truth about the Cabinet Mission's Visit. R. Palme Dutt. London: Communist Party, 1946. 33 p.

1029 To All Fighters for Freedom. Famous Second Letter during August Revolution. Jaiprakash Narayan. Calcutta: A. K.Gupta, 1946.16 p.

1030 Practical Non-Violence (And Ideology of Non- Violence). K. G. Mashruwala. Ahmedabad: Jivanji Dahyabhai Desai, Navajivan Publishing House, 1946.48 p.

1031 Left Accepts the Challenge. "Give Me Blood, I Promise You Freedom." Calcutta: Kanai Lai Bhattachajee for Subhash School of Politics, 1946.38 p.

1032 Some Memorable Letters on August Revolution. Jaiprakash Narayan. Calcutta: Azad Hind Kitab, 1946.32 p.

1033 Ministers Please Fulfill People's Demands. K.T. Shah.Calcutta: Benoy Chatterji for Bengal Provincial Mazdoor Kisan Panchayet, 1946.22 p.

1034 The Case of Muslim India. M. A. H. Ispahan!. New York: The Muslim League, 1046. 22 p.

1035 India: Problems and Postwar Plans. M. Eleanor Herrington. India: Reprinted From Social Education, Vol. X, No. 5, May, 1946.204 p.

1036 Resurgent India at the Crossroads. 1946 in Review. G. Adhikari. Bombay: Sharaf Athar AN for People's Publishing House Ltd. [1946]. 24 p.

1037 The Punjab Belongs to the Sikhs. Bhushan Chander. Lahore: S. Harkishan Singh for Modern Publications, Ltd. 1949.100 p.

1038 Address Delivered by His Excellency Mr. Asaf AM, Ambassador of India. On the Occasion of Hoisting the New Flag of India at the Embassy of India, Washington. M. Asaf Ali. Washington, D.C.: 1947. 4 p.

1039 Fifteenth August•Its Meaning for India and the World. Bombay: Indo-Polish Library, 1947.16 p.

1040 The Independence Movement. John Maliekal. India: 1947. 12 p.

1041 An Address by Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy at the New York Herald Tribune Forum October 21,1947, or "Non- Violence for Modern Man." Bidhan Chandra Roy. New York: Sorabjee Rustomjee Leader South African Passive Resistance Council Delegation, 1947. 12 p.

1042 United India and World Peace. Taraknath Das. New York: Reprinted From June Issue Jewish Frontier, 1947. 15 p.

1043 India and America. J. J. Singh. New York: 1947. 48 p.

1044 Qadian•A Test Case. Statements, Letters, etc. Describing State of Affairs at and around Qadian during Disturbances of 1947. Pittsburgh: Ahmadiyya Moslem Mosque, 1947. 110 p.

1045 Independence Day in Bombay•How Freedom Was Greeted by the People. An Illustrated Record of the Celebrations. Bombay: The Directorate of Publicity, Goverment of Bombay, 1947.24 p.

1046 The Indian Constituent Assembly. M. S. Nata Rajan. New Delhi: 1947.52 p.

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1047 Facts About R.S.S.S. and Gandhi Murder, R.S.S.S. and Freedom Movement, R.S.S.S and Communal Riots. A Mist of Motivated Propaganda Shattered. Chitaranjan. New Delhi: Suruchi Sahitya Publication, 1948. [20] p.

1048 Hyderabad Today. Delhi: Issued by the Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, [1948]. 32 p.

1049 Clearing the Air•Bombay's Home Minister Answers Questions on Black Markets, Civil Liberties, Prohibition, Bribery, etc. Moraji Desai. Bombay: Directorate of Publicity, Government of Bombay, 1948. 8 p.

1050 A Picture of India. Its History, People and Government. Edwin Haward. Malaya: The Department of Information and Publicity, 1949.40 p.

1051 The Goal of British Rule in India. Reginald Coupland. London: Longmans, Green and Co. 1948. 22 p.

1052 Satish Mukherjee•A Father of the Bengali Revolution. Maridas Mukherjee. Calcutta: Uma Sen for Siksha Tirtha Karyouaya, 1948. 34 p.

1053 A Glance at the Indo- Pakistan Financial Agreement. (Story behind 55 Crores). Deshbandhu Gupta New Delhi: Shiv Dutta Salwan, 1948.14 p.

1054 India's Minorities. India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1948. 43 p.

1055 Hyderabad at a Glance. The Citadel of the Independence of Dravidian Deccan. Dravidian Patriot. Chakwal (W. Punjab): M. G. Khwaja, 1948. 12 p.

1056 World's Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, Our Beloved "Bapu." Bombay: The Lotus Publication, 1948.100 p.

1057 Mahatma Gandhi•A Memorial Service. John Haynes Holmes, Donald Harrington. New York: The Community Church, 1948. 19 p.

1058 A Layman Looks at the Constitution of India. Bombay: N. M. Tripathi, Ltd. 1948.43 p.

1059 Appeal to Our Countrymen and Friends in America. Amritsar: 1948. 8 p.

1060 Note on the Sikh Plan. Lahore: Superintendent, Government Printing, West Punjab, 1948.32 p.

1061 The Sikhs in Action. Lahore: Superintendent, Government Printing, West Punjab, 1948. 63 p.

1062 Minister Collector and You. Bombay Government Directorate of Publicity. Bombay: Directorate of Publicity, Government of Bombay, [1948]. 48 p.

1063 Gandhi's Non-Violent Weapon. B. P. L. Bedi. New Delhi: [1948]. [8] P.

1064 The Fight against Untouchability. K. Santhanam. New Delhi: The Hindustan Times, 1949. 114 p.

1065-1066-Numbers Not Used.

1067 Birth of Khalsa. India's First Army of Liberation. Amrik Singh. Bangalore: Sikh Religious Publicity Sub- Committee, 1949.20 p.

1068 India's Charter of Freedom. An Account of Important Provisions of the Constitu- tion Recently Agreed to By the Constituent Assembly of India. Delhi: 1949. 49 p.

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1069 Devaluation in Theory and Practice. Prabhat Sarbadhikari. Calcutta: Prabhat Sarbadhikari, Uttarayan Limited, 1949. 32 p.

1070 Civil Liberty under the New Constitution. Freedom of Association, Freedom of Speech and Press, Freedom of Person. S. G. Vaze. Madras: K. G. Sivaswamy for Madras Civil Liberties Union, 1949. 53 p.

1071 Gleanings Gathered at Bapu's Feet. Mira (Madeline Slade). Ahmedabad: Jivanji Dahyabhai Desai, Navajivan Publishing House, 1949. 26 p.

1072 An Observation on the Food Production Drive of the Hon'ble Prime Minister Pandit Jawahar Lai Nehru. G. N. Somani. Jaipur: The Manoranjan Press, 1949. 48 p.

1073 French Settlements in India. New Delhi: Current Affairs Publications, 1949. 30 p.

1074 We Accuse the Indian National Trade Union Congress. Asoka Mehta. Bombay: The Hind Mazdoor Sabha, 1949.12 p.

1075 India, 15 August 1948 to 15 August 1949. India: 1949. 40 p.

1076 Police Did Their Best to Save Gandhiji's Life. High Court's Findings. Bombay Government Directorate of Publicity. Bombay: Directorate of Publicity, Government of Bombay, [1949]. 16 p.

1077 March of the Progressive Group in 1948-49. Bombay: The Progressive Group, 1949.10 p.

1078 The Lid Off R.S.S.S. Anand Mohan Sahay. New Delhi: Jain Book Agency, 1950. 65 p.

1079 Note on the Genesis of Communal Disturbances in West Bengal. East Bengal Government Home Department. Dacca: Superintendent, Government Printing, East Bengal Government Press, 1950. 43 p.

1080 Concerning Evacuee Property•Problem and Solution. India Ministry of Rehabilitation. Delhi: Publications Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1950. 63 p.

1081 Towards Better Understanding. India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Government of India, 1950. 36 p.

1082 Our Flag•Origin, Adoption, Description, Use. India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1950. 21 p.

1083 Peoples' Rights. India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Department Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1950. 6 p.

1084 Hindu Code Bill•Will It Kill the Congress? Jagat S. Bright. Delhi: Mohinder Singh Gambir, New India Publications, 1950. 79 p.

1085 Our Government. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1950. 28 p.

1086 Sikhs and the Republic Day. "Sikhs Will Live and Die for India." Bangalore: Sikh Religious Publicity Sub-Committee, 1950. 4 p.

1087 Our Constitution. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1950. 68 p.

1088 Sikh Problem and Its Solution•An Elucidation. Sardar Hukam Singh. Amritsar: Secretary Shiromani Akali Dal, 1951.49 p.

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1089 Socialism and Sarvodaya. Jayaprakash Narayan. Bombay: Madhu Limaye for Socialist Party, 1951. 8 p.

1090 Unfinished Battle. A Short Biography of P. D. Saggi. K. Kumar. Bombay: Phiroze F. Dinshaw for New Book Company Ltd. 1951.54 p.

1091 Four Wasteful Years. Being a Rapid Review of Congress Record in Office. S. P. Thiaga Rajan. Cawnpore: National Book House Ltd. 1951. 119 p.

1092 Local Government in Modern State. R. P. Dhokalia. Allahabad: Friends' Book Depot, 1951. 21 p.

1093 Amending the Constitution. P. K. Tripatti. 1951. 19 p.

1094 Communism and India. Philip Spratt. New Delhi: The Janata Press, 1952. 51 p.

1095 Muslims in India. India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1952. 44 p.

1096 Communist Spotlight on the Land Problem. V. Ramamurthi. Madras: Tamil Nad Congress Committee, 1952. 31 p.

1097 Harijans Today. Madras: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1952. 56 p.

1098 On the Red Trail. Madras: Director of Information and Publicity, 1950. 61 p.

1099 Communism X-Rayed. S. G. Kashikar. Delhi: Bharat Pustak Bhandar, 1953. 17 p.

1100 Reorganization of States in India with Particular Refer- ence to the Formation of Maharashtra. Being the Memorandum Submitted by the Samyukta Maharashtra Parishad to the States Re- organization Commission. Samyukta Maharashtra Parishad. Bombay: Y. K. Sovani, Samyukta Maharashtra Parishad Publication, 1954.113 p.

1101 Mandai Commission Report Recommendation and Implementations. Released at All India Federation of Backward Class Employees. D. P. Yadava. Madurai: Mandai Memorial Publication, [1954]. 16 p.

1102 Fight for Swadeshi. Indulal Yajnik. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1954.39 p.

1103 The Changing Map of India. G. S. Halappa. Mysore: H. Venkataramiah and Sons Vidyanidhi Book Depot, 1954. 79 p.

1104 Evolutionary Bhoodan. Tanjore: Sarvodaya Publication, 1954.47 p.

1105 The National Plan Loan. D. Sanjeevayya. Kurnool: Director of Public Relations, Government of Andhra, 1954. 6 p.

1106 Approach to the Second Five Year Plan. Some Basic Considerations. Gulzarilal Nanda. New Delhi: 1955. 16 p.

1107 The People's Raj Supplement: 17th February 1955. Address by the Governor of Bombay to Both Houses of the Legislature at a Joint Session in Bombay. Bombay: Government Central Press, 1955. 16 p.

1108 Bringing Democracy to the Village. A. P. Barnabas. Calcutta: Y.M.C.A. Publishing House, 1955.22 p.

1109 Inside Lok Sabha. Asoka Mehta. Madras: Socialist Book Centre, 1955. 148 p.

1110 Sikh Problem and Its Solution•An Elucidation. Sardar Hukam Singh. Delhi: Secretary Shiromani Akali Dal, 1955.49 p.

1111 The Gift of God (The Story of Pandit Nehru). H. R. Aiyer. Bombay: Krishna Raja Publications, 1955. 40 p.

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1112 The Peril of the Russian Steel Plant. Padamji Ginwala. Bombay: Democratic Research Service, [1955]. 16 p.

1113 India's Quest for Democracy. P. D. Devanandan, M. M. Thomas. Calcutta: Y.M.C.A. Publishing House for Committee for Literature on Social Concerns, 1955. 64 p.

1114 Second Plan•A Socialist Appraisal. Rohit Dave. Bombay: G. G. Parikh, Janata Publication, 1956. 45 p.

1115 Village Panchayats in Madras State. Madras: Director of Information and Publicity, 1956. 17 p.

1116 The Transport Bottleneck. Another Tragic Tale? A.D. Shroff. India: 1956. 15 p.

1117 Father of the Nation. S. A. Rahim. Madras: New India Publications, 1956. 48 p.

1118 Has Private Enterprise Failed? A. D. Shroff. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1956. 16 p.

1119 Free Enterprise and Democracy. A. D. Shroff. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1956. 12 p.

1120 Free Enterprise in India. A. D. Shroff. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1956. 10 p.

1121 Free Enterprise and Freedom. Murarji J. Vaidya Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1956. 8 p.

1122 Cotton Policy. Ramniwas R. Ruia. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1956. 24 p.

1123 State Enterprises. C. H. Bhabha. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1956.11 p.

1124 Role of Culture in Democratic States. Nabakishore Das. India: Kala Vigyan Parishad, 1956. 21 p.

1125 Jeevan-Dan. Jayaprakash Narayan. Tanjore: Sarvodaya Prachuralaya, 1956. 40 p.

1126 Towards a Co-operative Socialist Commonwealth. Vaikunth Mehta. Bombay: R. M. Talpade, The Bombay Provincial Co-operative Institute, 1957. 18 p.

1127 The Second General Election in Sholapur. A. R. Kulkarni. Sholapur: S. R. Sharma for Institute of Public Administration, 1957. 38 p.

1128 The Unending Trail. Khushwant Singh. Delhi: Rajkamal Publications (Private) Ltd. 1957.32 p.

1129 Gandhiji on Removal of Untouchability. Bombay: Directorate of Publicity, 1957.28 p.

1130 Our Democracy and Other Essays. C. Rajagopalachari. Madras: B. G. Paul and Co. 1957. 48 p.

1131 Impartial and Efficient Administration. Chief Minister's Assurance to People of Bombay State. Y. B. Chavan. Bombay: Directorate of Publicity, Government of Bombay, 1957. 8 p.

1132 Towards a New Social Order. India on the March. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1957. 20 p.

1133 Prune the Plan. B. R. Shenoy. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1957. 15 p.

1134 Liberty to Trade Endangered. Based on a Speech at the Southern India Chamber of Commerce, Madras on Jan. 16,1957. A. D. Shroff. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1957. 6 p.

1135 Desperate Proposals. A Review of the "1957 Budget." A. D. Shroff. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1957. 20 p.

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1136 Planning in India. A. D. Shroff. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1957. 16 p.

1137 The Trials of Our Democracy. Dr. Sampurnanand. Uttar Pradesh: Publications Bureau, Information Department, 1957. 35 p.

1138 For a Lasting Solution. A. D. Gorwala. Bombay: Editors: Bombay Chronicle, Nagpur Times, Times of India, Statesman, 1957. 30 p.

1139 Nehru as I Know Him and as Depicted in His English Biography by Shri Frank Moraes of the Times of India. N. B. Khare. Bombay: G. M. Joshi Prakashan, 1957. 24 p.

1140 Speeches of T. T. Krishnamachari (Second Series). T. T. Krishnamachari. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1957. 36 p.

1141 Laski•The Teacher & the Political Scientist with a Postscript on "The Dangers to Democracy in India." Gurmukh Nihal Singh. Jaipur: Government Central Press, 1957.31 p.

1142 Voter's Voice. Ishar Singh Grover. New Delhi: Rama Krishna and Sons, 1957. 31 p.

1143 The Case for Sponsored Radio. Y.A. Fazalbhoy. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1957. 8 p.

1144 Rural Development through Self-Help. K. N. Katju. Madhya Pradesh: Directorate of Information and Publicity, 1957. 31 p.

1145 Sarvodaya and Communism. Vinoba. Madras: Sarvodaya Publication, 1957. 43 p.

1146 Our Foreign Indebtedness. T. Sadasivam. Madras: Kalki, 1958.65 p.

1147 Storm Over Bombay. Prabhakar Kunte. Bombay: Gopinath Baburao Samant, 1958.16 p.

1148 The Indian Parliament. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. India: Publications Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1958. 40 p.

1149 Wealth and Expenditure Taxes•Their Effect on the Indian Economy and the Common Man. Russi Jal Taraporevala. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1957. 24 p.

1150 S. A. Dange on Mundhra Affair. Speech in Parliament. S. A. Dange. New Delhi: K. G. Srivastava for All India Trade Union Congress, 1958. 13 p.

1151 Elections according to the System of Proportional Representation by Means of the Single Transferable Vote. New Delhi: Lok Sabha Secretariat, 1958. 13 p.

1152 The Gift Tax. J. Taraporevala. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1958. 30 p.

1153 Hindi: The National Language. (Being a Critical Discussion of the First Official Language Commisssion Report). Kanhaiyalal Bherulal Malvia. New Delhi: Malvia Prakashan, 1958.30 p.

1154 Bhoodan as Seen by the West. Tanjore: Sarvodaya Prachuralayam, 1958. 82 p.

1155 Sarvodaya and the Business Community. Vinoba Bhave. Tanjore: Sarvodaya Prachuralaym, 1958. 8 p.

1156 Planning and Plain Thinking. K. Santhanam. Madras: Sundara Prachuralayam, 1958. 139 p.

1157 The Foreign Exchange Situation. B. R. Shenoy. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1958. 28 p.

1158 Dangers of the Co- operative Farming. M. R. Masani. Andhra Pradesh: Peasant Protest Committee, 1959.36 p.

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1159 A Plea for Reconstruction of Indian Polity. Draft for Private Circulation. Jaiprakash Narayan. India: A. B. Sarva Seva Sangh Prakashan, 1959.119 p.

1160 Problem of Indian Defence. Calcutta: S. Mukerjee for Institute of Political and Social Studies, 1959. 14 p.

1161 Programme for a Centre Party. B. N. Rao. Hyderabad: R. T. C. Publishing House, 1959. 28 p.

1162 An Agricultural Plan for India. New Delhi: All India Agriculturists' Federation, 1959. 39 p.

1163 The Dual Revolution. Jaiprakash Narayan. Tanjore: Sarvodaya Prachuralaya, 1959. 30 p.

1164 Mother's Son. Son of His Mother Appeals to Mem- bers of Indian Parliament to Come Forward to Help Confer on Citizens of India Their Natural Right to Own the Lineage of Their Mothers. Kailash Chand. Bombay: Theosophical Colony, 1959. 18 p.

1165 Daniel Come to Judgement. V. R. Krishna Iyer. Ernakulam: Prabhatham Printing and Publishing Co. Private Ltd. 1959. 127 p.

1166 Freedom and Develop- ment•The Challenge with Special Reference to India. V. K. R. V. Rao. Melbourne, Australia: The Australian Institute of International Affairs, 1959. 18 p.

1167 The Dravida Kazhagam. A Revolt against Brahminism. P. D. Devanandan. Bangalore: Christian Institute for the Study of Religion and Society, 1959. 30 p.

1168 Police in a Welfare State. N. C. Chatterjee. New Delhi: Asia Book Centre, [1959]. 28 p.

1169 Why Ranga Resigns? Nidubrolu: Indian Peasant Institute, 1959.88 p.

1170 R.S.S.S. Vis-á-Vis Punjab Problem. Yoga Kshema Pratishthan. New Delhi: Suruchi Prakashan, 1960. 44 p.

1171 The Menace of Inflation. N. Dandeker. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum for Free Enterprise, 1960.17 p.

1172 The First Election of Panchayat Raj. (Summary of the Findings). S. C. Jain. Udaipur: Research Department Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute, 1962.61 p.

1173 Controls and Freedom. M. A. Sreenivasan. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1960. 9 p.

1174 Some Economic Problems of India. (Being Stray Thoughts and a Summary Review). C. A. Saldanha. India: 1960. 10 p.

1175 Republic of India. 26th January 1960. J. N. Dhamija. Mauritius: Commission for India, 1960. 32 p.

1176 Joint Session of the Bombay Legislature at Bombay. Address Delivered by Shri Sri Prakasa, Governor of Bombay. Sri Prakasa. Bombay: Government Central Press, 1960.24 p.

1177 My Contribution to the 31st Session of the Rajya Sabha. (Nov.-Dec. 1960). Dahyabhai V. Patel. Bombay, 1960.33 p.

1178 Our Constitution. M. C. Chagla. Washington, D.C.: Embassy of India Information Service of India, 1960. 15 p.

1179 India Demands English Language. Isaac Mathai. Bombay: Mathai's Publications, 1960. 95 p.

1180 The Unwanted President's Rule in Orissa. Who is Responsible for It? Cuttack: Ganatantra Parishad Publicity Department, 1961. 24 p.

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1181 India's Revolution•Its Challenge and Meaning. Lillian Symes. New York: Socialist Party, 1961. 34 p.

1182 Some Lessons of a Decade of Planning. R. K. Amin. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1961. 7 p.

1183 Community Development through Panchayati Raj. S. K. Dey. Faridabad: Director, Publications Division, Government of India, 1961. 14 p.

1184 Free Enterprise in India•A Call for Leadership. A. D. Shroff. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1961. 16 p.

1185 An Open Appeal. Satchidananda Asrami. Madras: 1961. 15 p.

1186 There Is No Magic in the Words, "Public Enterprise." N. Das. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1962. 13 p.

1187 All India Hindu Convention Resolutions. All India Hindu Convention. New Delhi: V. G. Deshpande, 1962. 8 p.

1188 Why Hindu Rashtra? Bangalore: 1962. 48 p.

1189 Declaration of Trust: A Call to the Thinkers, Writers, Artists, and Poets of the World. Gauhati Assam: Assam Academy for Cultural Relations, 1962.4 p.

1190 Facets of Indian Unity. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Director, Publications Division, Government of India, 1963. 31 p.

1191 "Blue Beard" of India's Finance. Dahyabhai V. Patel. New Delhi: 1963.31 p.

1192 Behind the Orissa Allegations•Facts and Fiction. Orissa Congress Members of Parliament. Orissa: 1964.18 p.

1193 High Prices•Why? Dahyabhai V. Patel. New Delhi: Society for Parliamentary Studies, 1964. 16 p.

1194 From Wall to Wall. Dahyabhai V. Patel. Bombay: Society for Parliamentary Studies, 1964.45 p.

1195 The Indian Experiment. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Director, Publications Division, Government of India, 1965. 35 p.

1196 Devaluation of the Rupee. Some Questions Answered. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. New Delhi: Press Information Bureau, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1965. 14 p.

1197 Planning and Nationalisation. Rethinking in India and Abroad. L N. Birla, N. Das. Bombay: M.R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1966. 28 p.

1198 Devaluation of the Rupee. Causes and Consequences. N. A. Palkhivala, Kersi D. Doodha. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1966. 12 p.

1199 Our National Emblem. C. Sivaramamurti. Delhi: Director, Publications Division, Government of India, 1966. 15 p.

1200 Some Reflections on the Food Problem in India. T. A. Pai. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1966. 12 p.

1201 Is Socialism Outdated? N. A. Palkhivala, Alec Douglas- Home, M. R. Masani. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1966. 24 p.

1202 Social Control Over Commercial Banks. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1966. 16 p.

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1203 Jubilee of the Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs. K. S. Ramaswami. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs Jubilee Committee, 1966. 24 p.

1204 Social Change in India since Independence. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Informatbn and Broadcasting, 1966.18 p.

1205 Danger of Outmoded Socialism to India's Welfare. Murarji J. Vaidya. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1966. 18 p.

1206 About Tashkent, (From Swarajya). C. Rajagopalachari. India: 1966. 32 p.

1207 Five Hundred Years of Sikhism. Rajindar Singh. Amritsar: Chief Khalsa Diwan, 1966. 90 p.

1208 Country and the Congress. Shantilal Kothari. New Delhi: Caxton Press, Ltd. 1966. 12 p.

1209 In this Country We Have Now Three Sectors: The Private Sector, the Public Sector and the Nehru Sector. Extracts from the Speech in Rajya Sabha on 1-9-1966. Dahyabhai V. Patel. India: 1966. 9 p.

1210 Indian Planning•Past and Future. Biren Mookerjee, N. Das, H. T. Parekh. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1966. 24 p.

1211 A Spur to Sikh Youth. Guru Nanak Mission. Patiala: Narain Singh Secretary, Guru Nanak Mission, Dera Baba Jassa Singh, 1967. 16 p.

1212 Manifesto of Swam i Satyabhakt, Candidate for Presidentship Election. Swami Satyabhakt. India: 1967. 28 p.

1213 The Dawn is Near. Prime Ministers Indira Gandhi's Independence Speech, 1967. Indira Gandhi. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1967. 7 p.

1214 Twenty Years of Freedom. Indira Gandhi. Delhi: Publica- tions Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1967.24 p.

1215 Democracy in Action. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, 1967.36 p.

1216 Economic Implications of the Union Budget for 1966-67. Russi Jal Taraporevala. Bombay: M. P. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, [1967]. 39 p.

1217 Centre State Relations. Extracts from Speeches and Statements of the Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi and the Deputy Prime Minister. Indira Gandhi, Morarji Desai. Delhi: Publications Division Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Government of India, 1967.24 p.

1218 Political Democracy and Economic Development. Public Affairs Pamphlet No. 10. K. Santhanam. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1967. 32 p.

1219 The Economic Environment In India•1967. N. A. Palkhivala. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1967. 12 p.

1220 The Answer to All Questions. M. S. Golwalkar. Delhi: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, 1968. 32 p.

1221 Liquor at the Bar of Law. Tek Chand. Madras: IV All India Prohibition Conference, 1968. 42 p.

1222 Mass Media in Modern Times. Indira Gandhi. India: 1968. [4] p.

1223 Novosti•News Agency or Cloak for Espionage? Bombay: V. K. Karkaria for Democratic Research Service, 1968.24 p.

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1224 What Ails Our Democracy? First M. Srinivasa lyengar Memorial Lecture. N. Raghunatha Iyer. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1968.57 p.

1225 Growth of Local Self- Government in Bangalore City. M. P. Somasekhara Rau. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1968. 34 p.

1226 Procedure in the Legislature. Te. Hanumanthappa. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1968. 17 p.

1227 Trends in India's Public Finance. A Memorandum Submitted to the Fifth Finance Commission• 1968. N. Madhava Rau. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1968.24 p.

1228 India's Freedom Struggle• Some Aspects. Third Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1967. B. Shiva Rao. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1968. 36 p.

1229 Too Much Politics, Too Little Citizenship. Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1968. M. R. Masani. Bangalore: D.V. Gundappa, Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1968. 27 p.

1230 Approach to the Fourth Five-Year Plan. R. C. Cooper, S. M. Dahanukar, Y. A. Fazalbhoy. Bombay: Forum of Free Enterprise, 1968. 20 p.

1231 Meet the Challenge. Need for a New Political Party. Ashutosh Lahiry. Calcutta: R. P. Bookwala, 1968. 20 p.

1232 First Conference of Bharatiya Khef Mazdoor Union. Bharatiya Khet Mazdor Union. New Delhi: Guru Prasad, General Secretary, Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Union, 1969. 52 p.

1233 Mahatma Gandhi Centenary. India: 1969. 14 p.

1234 47 India 68.21 Years of Progress. Washington, D.C.: Embassy of India (Economic Wing), 1969. 30 p.

1235 Lenin and India. Chinmohan Sehanavis. Calcutta: Tarun Sen Gupta, Manisha Granthalaya (Private) Ltd. 1969. 32 p.

1236 The 50th Anniversary of Jallianwala Bagh Martyrs, 6fh to 13th April 1969. The Historic Tragedy Symbol- ises for Us the Values of: Communal Harmony- National Unify, Integrity, and Solidarity. New Delhi: Subhadra Joshi, Convenor Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1969. 16 p.

1237 Report on Ahmedabad. Ajit Bhattacharjea. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1969. 20 p.

1238 Revitalising Congress. Recent Speeches and Writings of Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Kalamkar Prakashan, 1969. 38 p.

1239 Bank Nationalisation in Perspective. Vishnu Dutt. New Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1970.18 p.

1240 Socialism. K. Santhanam, R. C. Cooper, C. L. Gheevala. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1970.28 p.

1241 A Survey of the World Communist Parties. India: 1970. 67 p.

1242 Indian Democracy in Danger•Read and Think. S. S. Sapre. India: 1970. 32 p.

1243 New Charter Needed for Hills. Republic Day 1970. Y. S. Parmar. India: 1970. 6 p.

1244 Central Planning and Economic Development. P. T. Bauer. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1970.20 p.

1245 Free but Fettered•The Illiterate Citizen. C. D. Deshmukh. Bombay: M.R. Pai for Forum for Free Enterprise, 1970. 32 p.

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1246 Socialism and Poverty. C. R. Irani. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1970.27 p.

1247 Integrity in National Life. Nittoor Srinivasa Rao. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1970.16 p.

1248 Planning at Cross- Purposes. S. Bhoothalingam. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1970.16 p.

1249 Social Change in India. C. D. Deshmukh. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1970.23 p.

1250 Implementation of Land Reforms. A Review and an Immediate Programme. H. D. Malaviya. India: Socialist Congressman Publication, 1970. 54 p.

1251 Shri Guruji Meets Delhi News Men. Shri Guruji. New Delhi: Suruchi Sahitya, Sanskriti Mandir, Jhandewala, 1970. 31 p.

1252 The Union Budget, 1971-72. N. A. Palkhivala. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1971. 19 p.

1253 The Economic Implications of the Union Budget, 1971-72. Russi Jal Taraporevala. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1971. 21 p.

1254 How Big Are the Big Enterprises in India? H. T. Parekh. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1971.12 p.

1255 Fundamental Right to Property. V. M. Tarkunde. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1971.12 p.

1256 The Application of Science and Technology to Socio- Economic Development. M. S. Thacker. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1971.24 p.

1257 Contemporary Socialism. V. M. Tarkunde, Alex Josey. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1971. 24 p.

1258 Freedom of the Press. D. R. Mankekar. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1971.12 p.

1259 Spirit and Mission of India (Compilation from Sri Aurobindo's Writings). Sri Aurobindo's Action No. 21. Sri Aurobindo. India: Sri Aurobindo's Action with Assistance from Government of India Ministry of Education, 1971.24 p.

1260 Pilot Study on Working in a Slum Area for Family Planning. S. K. Sandhu, J. N. Varshney. New Delhi: National Institute of Family Planning, 1971. 12 p.

1261 A Peep into Sikhism. Ardaman Singh Bhayee. Patiala: Guru Nanak Mission, 1971. 28 p.

1262 R.S.S.S. Vis-á-Vis the Black Act. Bangalore: Jagarana Prakashana, 1972. 17 p.

1263 L.P. The Liberal Position. A Word to the Third World. Harry G. Johnson. Bombay: K. H. Subramanian, Indian Liberal Group, 1972. 15 p.

1264 What Others Say about Us. Delhi Administration. Delhi: Delhi Administration-Government of Delhi, 1972. 4 p.

1265 Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi. Calcutta: 1972. [16] p.

1266 Our Mixed Economy• Blessing or Curse? B. P. Adarkar. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1972.27 p.

1267 The Union Budget, 1972- 1973. N. A. Palkhivala. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1972. 15 p.

1268 Economic Development and Conservation of Natural Resources. Zafar Futehally. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1972. 16 p.

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1269 An Appeal to the Honourable Members of Parliament. Rabindra Kumar Bhattacharyya. Tripura: 1972. 36 p.

1270 Forward, Forward! Bangalore: Jagarana Prakashana, 1972. 16 p.

1271 Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India. Indira Gandhi. Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1972. [8] p.

1272 Austerity•Need of the Hour•Independence Day, 1973. Message by His Excellency the Lt. Governor of Pondicherry Thiru Chhedi Lai. Chhedi Lai. Pondicherry Thiru: 1973.11p.

1273 Truth and Travesty. R.S.S.S. Vis-á-Vis Gandhi Murder. A Myth Exploded. Bangabre: Jagarana Prakashana, 1973. 32 p.

1274 Unfouchabilify•A Challenge. The Right Approach. Bangalore: Jagarana Prakashana, 1973. 24 p.

1275 Four Speeches. (Delivered in the Third Lok Sabha of the Indian Parliament). Sirdar Kapur Singh. Calcutta: The Sikh Cultural Centre, 1973. 23 p.

1276 Life and History of Sanjivayya, the Beloved of the People. Bangalore: The Sixth All India Telugu Writers' Conference, 1974.57 p.

1277 Report of the Committee on Electoral Reform. Report of the Committee Appointed by Mr. Jayaprakash Narayan on Behalf of the Citizens for Democracy. Committee on Electoral Reform. India: 1974.14 p.

1278 Reason for Emergency• Saving Nation from Lawlessness. India: Union Home Ministry, 1975. [9] p.

1279 New Programme for Economic Progress. Shrimati Indira Gandhi's Broadcast. Indira Gandhi. India: 1975. 7 p.

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1281 The Turning Point. New Program for Economic Progress. C. Subramaniam, T. A. Pai. India: 1975. 84 p.

1282 Nation on the Move• Economic Progress in Figures. India: 1975. 8 p.

1283 Thirty Days of National Discipline. India: 1975. 16 p.

1284 First Conference of Educators for Secularism, Socialism, and Democracy. K. L. Shrimali. New Delhi: Vigyan Bhawan, 1975.13 p.

1285 Role of the Academic Community in the Promotion of National Values. H. S. Mehta. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, Educators for Secularism, Socialism, and Democracy, 1975. 4 p.

1286 Linguistic Pluralism and National Development: Reflections on Language Use in Education and National Objectives. D. P. Pattanayak. Mysore: D. R. Goyal, Educators for Secularism, Socialism, and Democracy, 1975. 13 p.

1287 Scientific and Industrial Research Objectives and Achievements of C.S.I.R. Y. Nayudamma. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, Educators for Secularism, Socialism, and Democracy, 1975. 6 p.

1288 Experience of an Academic Community in Fighting Out Right-Reaction. H. C. Srivastava. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, Educators for Secularism, Socialism, and Democracy, 1975.7 p.

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1289 Governor's Speech at Kohima. Independence Day 1975. L. P. Singh. Kohima: Director of Information, Publicity, and Tourism, Nagaland, 1975. 12 p.

1290 Crusade for Punjabi. Joshua Fazl-Un-Din. Lahore: 1975. 4 p.

1291 Preserving Our Democratic Structure. Prime Minister Explains Reason for Emergency. Indira Gandhi. India: 1975. 20 p.

1292 Why Emergency? New Delhi: Government of India Press, 1975. 59 p.

1293 A Hundred New Gains. Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1975.32 p.

1294 The New Era. India: 1972. 23 p.

1295 Twenty Point Economic Programme, and Arunachal. Shillong: Directorate of Information and Public Relations, Arunachal Pradesh, 1976. 16 p.

1296 Indira Gandhi. An Interview by Hiranmay Karlekar, Editor, The Hindustan Times. Indira Gandhi, Hiranmay Karlekar. New Delhi: 7776 Hindustan Times, 1976. 20 p.

1297 Nationwide Demand for Postponement of Constitu- tion Amendment Bill. New Delhi: Net Mai Sethia, National Book Centre, 1976. 58 p.

1298 The Law on the Abolition of Untouchability. New Delhi: Indian Social Institute, 1976. 9 p.

1299 Conspiracy behind Communal Riots in Post- Independent India. [An Analysis of Hindu-Muslim Problem]. V. T. Rajshekar Shetty. Bangalore: New Era Publishers, 1977.38 p.

1300 Changing Profile of Rural Society in India. A. R. Desai. India: C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication, 1977.21 p.

1301 They Massacre Sikhs. A White Paper by the Sikh Religious Parliament. Sirdar Kapur Singh. Amritsar: Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee, 1978. 23 p.

1302 Report of the Committee on Election Expenses. Appointed by Citizens for Democracy on the Suggestion of Shri Jayaprakash Narayan. Committee on Election Expenses. New Delhi: Citizens for Democracy, 1978. 15 p.

1303 Functional Democracy•a Failure in India. Muni Narayana Prasad. Kerala: East-West University of Brahmavidya, 1978. 12 p.

1304 Power Politics Divide the People, R.S.S.S. Shall Unite Them. Vijayadashmi Call to the Nation. Balasaheb Deoras's. Calcutta: Publications Division Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, 1979. 14 p.

1305 Hinduism Introduced. R. Jeetah. Port Louis: Sil Press, 1979.42 p.

1306 Forge Unity on Common Issues. Documents of the Third All-India Conference of Students' Federation of India. All India Students' Federation. New Delhi: Central Executive Committee, Student's Federation of India, 1979.35 p.

1307 Case for Constitutional Recognition of Nepali. Eighth Schedule•What Are the Norms? Darjeeling: All-India Nepali BhasaSamiti, 1979. 12 p.

1308 Health Services in India• Sorry State of Affairs. Tarun Bannerjee. New Delhi: Zahoor Siddiqi for University of Delhi, 1979.36 p.

1309 India at the Cross-Roads. Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Bombay: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1980.28 p.

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1310 Perspectives of a Strong India, a Self-Reliant India, and a Socialist India. R. K. Garg. India: Krishna Menon Society Publication, 1980. 6 p.

1311 Problems of Indian Minorities. Aloo J. Dastur. Pune: V. M. Dandekar for Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, 1980. 10 p.

1312 Tribal Unrest. Whom to Blame? V. T. Rajshekar Shetty. India: 1980. 12 p.

1313 Present Situation and Call to Action. The National Convention against Rising Prices, for Communal Harmony and Civil Liberties. New Delhi: Six-Party Coordination Committee, 1980. 8 p.

1314 Try to Understand the Problems and Sentiments of Indian Muslims. A Pre- requisite for Peaceful Co- existence. Syed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi. Lucknow: All-India Solidarity Forum, 1980. 26 p.

1315 National and International Challenges of the Eighties. Surinder Pruthi. Bombay: Lala Lajpatrai Institute, 1980. 26 p.

1316 Know Your Rights. A Handbook for Political Activists, Social Workers, Trade Unionists, etc. Bombay: Kobad Ghandy for Committee for the Protection of Democratic Rights, 1980. 34 p.

1317 Tasks for the Eighties and a Report on the Seventies. Institute of Social Change and Social Welfare. Rabindra Mukhopadhyay. Calcutta: Institute of Social Change and Social Welfare, 1980. 19 p.

1318 Citizens' for Democracy. Purpose and Program. Jayaprakash Narayan. New Delhi: Citizens for Democracy, 1980. 16 p.

1319 In the Year of the Disabled. India's Disabled Government. George Fernandas. New Delhi: Prati Paksha Prakashan, 1980. 22 p.

1320 Importance of Supreme Court as the Centre of Final Power (Towards the Constitutional Goals). R. K. Garg. India: Krishna Menon Society Publication, 1980.16 p.

1321 Is Not the Brahmin a Foreigner? R. S. Sastri. Madras: New Era Publications, 1981.28 p.

1322 Role of Education in Development. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1981. 7 p.

1323 Cooperation for Global Progress. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1981. 7 p.

1324 Foreign Policy of Self- Reliant Nation. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1981. 7 p.

1325 Towards a New Synthesis in Civilisation. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1981. 7 p.

1326 Social Development in the Third Development Decade. Alexander C. Tosh. New Delhi: United Nations Childrens' Fund, 1981. 7 p.

1327 Indian Nationalism since Independence. 41st Indian Political Science Conference. Sukumaran Nayar. Ranch i : Ranchi University, 1981.11 p.

1328 Constitutional Philosophy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Memorial Lectures. A. M. Rajasekhariah. Aurangabad: Marathwada University, 1981.37 p.

1329 Balasaheb's Speech in Jamshedpur. Balasaheb Deoras. Delhi: Suruchi Sahitya, 1981. 24 p.

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1330 Return of the Pindhari Raj. Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Lecture Series (Tenth Series 1981). B. R. Rairikar. Bombay: Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics, 1981. 16 p.

1331 Co-operation for National Progress. Indira Gandhi. Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1981.25 p.

1332 Pragmatic Economic Policy for a Government That Works. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1981. 28 p.

1333 Discharging of Society's Debt to Scheduled Castes. Faridabad: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1981. 8 p.

1337 Indervelli•Another Jallianwala Bagh. Adilabad Girijan Peasant Struggle Forges Ahead Undeterred! Kranti Prachuranalu. Hyderabad: Peace Book Centre, 1981. 28 p.

1338 Nationality Questions in India. A. R. Desai. India: C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication, 1981.11 p.

1339 The Other Face of A.S.I.A.D. Peoples' Union for Democratic Rights. New Delhi: Peoples' Union for Democratic Rights, 1982.32 p.

1340 The Bihar Press Bill• Answers to Doubts, Apprehensions and Criticism. Bihar: Director of Information and Public Relations, Government of Bihar, [1982]. 24 p.

1344 Do You Know Your Fundamental Rights? P. D. Mathew. New Delhi: Indian Social Institute, 1982. 27 p.

1345 Indian Muslims•Proud Citizens of a Secular Country. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1982. 26 p.

1346 An Appeal to the Nation, (Our Duty and Programme). Varanasi: Sarva Seva Sangh Prakashan, 1982. 64 p.

1347 An Appeal to the Student Community. Adopted at the Fourth Conference of Student's Federation of India. All India Students' Federation. Bombay: Central Executive Committee of the Student's Federation of India, 1982.15 p.

1334 Nationality Question in India. Three Articles. Hyderabad: Peace Book Centre, 1981.59 p.

1335 The Sixth Plan•A Critique. Janwadi Vichar Manch. Delhi: Progressive Printers, 1981. 47 p.

1336 Disillusioned Backward Classes and Scheduled Castes. An Open Letter to Prime Minister. V. Anaimuthu. Madras: Periyar Publications, 1981. 44 p.

1341 India in the Eighties. Supplement to Public Affairs for March 1982• Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1981. C. S. Venkatachar. Bangalore: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, 1982.28 p.

1342 The National Security Act 1980. Your Rights If Arrested. P. D. Mathew. New Delhi: Indian Social Institute, 1982. 23 p.

1343 A Gandhian Struggle by the Victims of Baroda Riots. J. S. Bandukwala. Ahmedabad: Gujarat Vishamta Nirmulan Samiti, 1982. 10 p.

1348 Student's Federation of India. Programme and Constitution. Student's Federation of India. Programme and Constitution. New Delhi: Nepal Dev Bhattacharya for Student's Federation of India, 1982.18 p.

1349 On Unity. Devulapalli Venkateswara Rao. Hyderabad: Proletarian Line Publications, 1982. 100 p.

1350 On Internal Emergency. Devulapalli Venkateswara Rao. Hyderabad: The Proletarian Line Publications, 1982.137 p.

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1351 Hindus: Life-line of India. G. M. Jagtiani. India: 1982. 27 p.

1352 Whither Backward Classes? V. Anaimuthu. Tamil Nadu: Periyar Equal Rights Movement, 1982.25 p.

1353 National Memorial•Cellular Jail. India: 1982. 11 p.

1354 War Hysteria and Civil Liberties. Papers Presented at a Seminar Organized by C.P.D.R. Bombay: Committee for Protection of Civil Rights, 1982. 40 p.

1355 R.S.S.S. Resolves. Full Text of Resolutions from 1950 to 1983. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Karnataka: Prakashan Vibhag, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, 1983. 125 p.

1356 Aware in Press. Ashok Nagar: Action for Welfare and Awakening in Rural Environment, 1982. 48 p.

1357 Why Godse Killed Gandhi? V. T. Rajshekar. Bangalore: Dalit Sahitya Akademy, 1983. 24 p.

1358 Compendium of Statements and Resolutions, 1981 to March 1983. Chandigarh: Council of Sikh Affairs, 1983. 25 p.

1359 The Emerging National Vision. Sita Ram Goel. New Delhi: Voice of India, 1983. 18 p.

1360 Aids and Loans•A Means to Neo-Colonialism. Sukumar Singh. Gopalpur: Sukumar Singh, 1983. 75 p.

1361 Salvation or Surrender. IMF and the Third World. Bharat Dogra. Bombay: Bombay Urban Industrial League of Development, 1983. 48 p.

1362 The Gas Chamber on the Chambal. A Study of Job Health Hazards and Environmental Pollution at NAGDA, Madhya Pradesh. V. T. Padmanabhan. Madhya Pradesh: People's Union for Civil Liberties, 1983. 68 p.

1363 The Tribal, My Brother. Michael Van den Bogaert. Ranchi: Xavier Institute of Social Service, 1983. 48 p.

1364 Development of Scheduled Castes and Tribes. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Publicity, Government of India, 1983. 8 p.

1365 Statements by Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, in Parliament on Sri Lanka Situation. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: External Publicity Division Ministry of External Affairs, 1983. 13 p.

1366 Vital Importance of 20-Point Programme. Prime Minister Speaks-70. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1983. [13] p.

1367 Strategy of Planned Development. Prime Minister Speaks-76. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1983. 7 p.

1368 Agrarian Revolution and Our Tasks. (Lay Founda- tions for a Struggle- Oriented Mass Movement, Immediate Programme, and Some Connected with Srikakulam Girijan Movement). Devulapalli Venkateswara Rao. Hyderabad: The Proletarian Line Publicatbns, 1983. 99 p.

1369 Warning to the Hindus. G. M. Jagtiani. India: 1983. 22 p.

1370 Threats to Liberty. Manmohan Choudhuri. Rajghat: Sarva Seva Sangh Publication, 1983.40 p.

1371 Hinduism vs. Movement of Untouchables in India. V. T. Rajshekar. Bangalore: Dalit Sahitya Academy, 1983. 14 p.

1372 Hindus Ate Beef. B. R. Ambedkar. Jalandhar: Bheem Patrika Publication, 1983. 8 p.

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1373 Heal the Wounds. Vajpayee's Appeal on Assam Tragedy to the Parliament. A. B. Vajpayee. New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party Publication, 1983. 23 p.

1374 Minimum Programme as Mentioned in the Left Front Election Manifesto, 1983. Agartala: Superintendent of Press, Tripura Government Press, 1983. 9 p.

1375 Self-Employed Peasants and Tribal People. A Saga of Rangaji's Life-Long Fight for the Protection and Welfare of Agricultural Toilers and Tribal People. N. G. Ranga. Andhra Pradesh: Kisan Publications, 1983.118 p.

1376 Fewer Rights, More Bullets. The Central Industrial Security Force (Amendment) Bill. Gobinda Mukhoti. Delhi: People's Union for Democratic Rights, 1983. 12 p.

1377 All India League for Revolutionary Culture. Inaugural Conference. New Delhi: All India League for Revolutionary Culture, 1983. 134 p.

1378 A Plea for Uniform Civil Code. M. V. Ramamurthy. New Delhi: Indian Rationalist Association, 1983. 15 p.

1379 India's Freedom Fighters. Madan Lai Ddhingra. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, 1983.19 p.

1380 Punjab Salutes the Great Martyrs. Punjab: Public Relations Department, 1983. 20 p.

1381 March Together to Make India Strong and Great. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, 1983.12 p.

1382 And Quiet Flows the Ganga. A Documentary Report of Political Killings in Rural Bihar. New Delhi: Gobinda Mykhoty's, Peoples' Union for Democratic Rights, 1983. 19 p.

1383 March for a Better Tomorrow. 21st National Conference January 28 to 31,1983. Trichy: Amarjit Kaur, All India Students' Federation, 1983. 40 p.

1384 Endless War. Disturbed Areas of the Northeast. New Delhi: Govinda Mukhoty, People's Union for Democratic Rights, 1983. 14 p.

1385 Why Reservation? For S.C.'s, S.T.'s and O.B.C.'s. K. Veeramani. Madras: Dravidar Dazhagam Publication, 1983. 24 p.

1386 The Untouchables of India. The Report No. 26 of the Minority Rights Group, London. Dilip Hiro. Bangalore: Dalit Sahitya Akademy, 1984. 60 p.

1387 Conference of Political Parties and Chief Ministers in Calcutta. Jyoti Basu. West Bengal: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1984. 60 p.

1388 The Past as a Mirror of the Future. Ravinder Kumar. New Delhi: Ramesh Jain for Manohar Publications, 1984.16 p.

1389 Restoring Normalcy in Punjab. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 6 p.

1390 Punjab and National Unity. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 36 p.

1391 Guard the Flame of Freedom. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 17 p.

1392 No Centre-State Conflict in Planning. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 14 p.

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1393 Khadi's Continuing Importance. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 9 p.

1394 Tribútete Indira Gandhi. Address. Rajiv Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 12 p.

1395 Sikh Holocaust•Who Are the Guilty? Report of a Joint Inquiry into the Causes and Impact of the Riots in Delhi from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1984. New Delhi: People's Union for Democratic Rights•People's Union for Civil Liberties, 1984. 46 p.

1396 Russian Hand in Punjab. Shankarshan Thakur. Delhi: Forum for International Relations, 1984. 13 p.

1397 Encounter Killings. The Post-Emergency Period. Hyderabad: A.P. Civil Liberties Committee, 1984. 16 p.

1398 Religion Is Love, Unity Is Strength. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 8 p.

1399 Perversion of India's Political Parlance. Sita Ram Goel. New Delhi: Sita Ram Goel for Voice of India, 1984.60 p.

1400 Report on Police Firings at Various Places in Bangalore City. (Notification No. HD 21 PCE 84, dated 21st July, 1984). P. A. Kulkarni. Bangalore: 1984. 93 p.

1401 Steps in Village Adoption. Practical Guidelines with a Case Study. Thomas Abraham. Kerala: N. S. S. Training and Orientation Centre Rajagiri College of Social Sciences, 1984. 36 p.

1402 Babu Jeebon Roy and Khasi Culture. Shillong: Jeebon Memorial Welfare Institute, 1984. 20 p.

1403 Modernisation without Westernisation. D. B. Thengadi. New Delhi: Publications Division of Suruchi Sansthan, 1984. 43 p.

1404 Inside the Family•A Report on the Democratic Rights of Women. Gobinda Mukhoti. Delhi: People's Union Democratic Rights, 1983. 18 p.

1405 Black Laws, 1984. The Terrorist Affected Areas. Ordinance Amending the National Security Act. Delhi: People's Union for Civil Liberties, 1984. 36 p.

1406 Political Culture and Culture of Politics in India. (Puntambekar Memorial Lecture). Raghuveer Singh. Jodhpur: Indian Political Science Conference, 1984. 18 p.

1407 Hindu-Sikh Relationship. Ram Swamp. New Delhi: Sita Ram Goel for Voice of India, 1984.23 p.

1408 Dictatorship for India. J. A. Naik. Shiroli: Mrs. Sunanda Naik, 1985. 52 p.

1409 Karamchedu, July 17,1985. Hyderabad: Salaha Publishers, 1985.34 p.

1410 A Stabler and Economically Stronger India. Rajiv Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1985. 17 p.

1411 India and the U.S.A.•Co- operation on Common Ideals. Rajiv Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1985. 18 p.

1412 Violation of Democratic Rights in West Bengal since Independence. Nilanjan Dutta. Bombay: A. R. Desai for C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication, 1985. 37 p.

1413 Rajiv Era•A Historical Perspective. I. C. Sangathan. Bombay: C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication (14), 1985.67 p.

1414 B. R. Ambedkar and Secularism. A. M. Dharmalingam. Bangalore: Dalit Sahitya Akademy, 1985. 56 p.

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1416 A Budget for Capitalists. Kartik Rai. New Delhi: Rajendra Prasad for National Book Centre, 1985. 15 p.

1417 Dravidar Kazhagam's Stand on Hindi Imperialism, State Autonomy, De-Sanskritiza- tion, Dravidian Movement. K. Veeramani. Madras: ACE Educational Systems, 1985. 30 p.

1418 United We Fall. Praveen Davar. New Delhi: Praveen Davar, 1985. 43 p.

1419 Dynamics of the World Political Situation. A Revolutionary Marxist Perspective. Bombay: A. R. Desai for C. G. Shah Memorial Trust, 1986. 77 p.

1420 My Dear Fellow Sikhs. Gopal Singh, Pitamber Singh, J. S. Arora, Arjun Singh, Tara Songh, Harkishan Singh Surjeet, Yogendra Wadhwa. New Delhi: Suruchi Prakashan, 1986. 56 p.

1421 My Dear Fellow Sikhs. Jagarana Prakashana. Bangalore: Jagarana Prakashana, 1986. 27 p.

1422 Muslims and the Liberation of the Oppressed. V. T. Rajshekar. Bangalore: Dalit Sahitya Akademy, 1986. 45 p.

1423 Before the Commission of Inquiry to Inquire into the Channapatna Police Incident. Dated this 28th Day of September, 1987. S. V. Tilgul. Bangalore: Government Press, 1987. 47 p.

1424 Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Police Firing at Ramanagaram. Commission of Inquiry into the Police Firing at Ramanagaram. Bangalore: Government Press, 1987.99 p.

1425 Christians and Dalit (Untouchables) Liberation. What Can the Church Do? V. T. Rajshekar. Bangalore: Dalit Sahitya Akademy, 1987. 28 p.

1426 Foreign Funding and the Philosophy of Voluntary Organisations. Prakash Karat. New Delhi: Rajendra Prasad for National Book Centre, 1988. 88 p.

1427 Is India Heading towards an Internal Debt Trap? S. R. K. Rao. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1988.20 p.

1428 Perestroika and India•The Global Process. Viren J. Shah. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1988.24 p.

1429 Bidar•Nail in the Coffin of Indian Unity. Raje Sinh Sinh, Muqaddam Kutte. Punjab: Punjab Human Rights Organisation, 1988. 44 p.

1430 What Makes Japan Tick: Some Lessons for India. Minoo R. Shroff. Bombay: M. R. Pai for Forum of Free Enterprise, 1988.16 p.

1431 When Will Atrocities on Harijans Stop? A. B. Vajpayee. Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party, 1988. 12 p.

1432 A Plea to Pause and Ponder: Misunderstandings about the R.S.S.S. Clarified. B. R. Madhok. India: [n.d.]. 22 p.

1433 India Tomorrow. K. R. Malkani. Lucknow: Omkar Bhaway et al. for Rashtra Charma Pustak Prakashan, 1973.26 p.

1434 The Historical Necessity of an Anti-Socialist Platform. Keshava Prasad Sharma. Allahabad: R. D. Manava, 1974. 16 p.

1435 Gandhian Thought. Hindu Philosophy, Modern Science, and Our Political Economy. C. Rajagopalachari. New Delhi: R. Achuthan, 1974. 12 p.

1436 Eminent Britons on What India Really Means to Britian. Basanta Koomar Roy. New York: India Independence Congress, [n.d.]. 8 p.

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1441 India's Future Constitutional Problem. Muslim India, Case and Demand. Bombay: Home Study Circle Publication, [n.d.]. 12 p.

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1443 Two Poles of Developmental Planning. G. G. Dubey. Agra: People's Book Centre, 1953. 20 p.

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1445 Democratic Decentralisation in Rajasthan. S. K. Dey. Jaipur: Directorate of Public Relations, [n.d.]. 7 p.

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1447 Hindi in Bombay State. Bombay: Directorate of Publicity, Government of Bombay, 1951. 35 p.

1448 The Problem of Indian Refugee Property. J. Vijayatunga. New Delhi: Foreign Relations Society of India, [n.d.]. 15 p.

1449 National Script for India. (A Collection of the Opinions of Some Eminent European and Other Scholars). Benares: Nagari Pracharini Sabha, [n.d.]. 15 p.

1450 Let's Fight the Communist Menace. R. Swarup. Calcutta: R. Swarup, [n.d.]. 10 p.

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1453 Gems from Congress Presidential Addresses Every Indian Youth Should Know. U. U. Bhat. New Delhi: Kalyanji V. Vishrani for a National Youth Publication, [n.d.]. 64 p.

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1455 Fourth J.P. Memorial Lecture, 1983 Souvenir. New Delhi: Jayaprakash Foundation, 1983.30 p.

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1457 America on British Rule in India. Andrew Carnegie, Mark Twain, Bishop Henry Potter, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, Paul Reinsch, William Jennings Bryan, William T. Harris, Theodore Roosevelt. New York: Wolfe Tone Co. [n.d.]. 30 p.

1458 World Press on Indian Elections. New Delhi: India Information Services, [n.d.]. 48 p.

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1462 The Indian Princes and the Future. Jam Sahib of Nawanagar. New Delhi: Chamber of Princes, [n.d.]. 9 p.

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1467 Presidential Address before the 18th Session of the All India Women's Conference at Hyderabad (Sind). Hansa Mehta. India: [n.d.]. 14 p.

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1475 Mithila Will Rise. Laksman Jha. London: Laksminarayan Sinha, Mithila Mandai, 1955. 57 p.

1476 Some American Opinions on the Indian Empire. Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Franklin Jeffreys, Admiral Goodrich, James Mascarene Hubbard, John P. Jones. London: T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd. [n.d.]. 31 p.

1477 The Sikhs Demand Their Homeland. Sadhu Swarup Singh. Lahore: Jiwan Singh, Lahore Book Shop, [n.p.]. 83 p.

1478 The Idea of the Sikh State. Gurbachan Singh, Lai Singh Gyani. Lahore: Jiwan Singh, Lahore Book Shop, [n.d.]. 48 p.

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1480 New Experiments with Democracy in the Third World. N. S. Gupta. Agra: K. L. Bansal for Sahitya Bhawan, [n.d.]. 19 p.

1481 Hinduism and Tolerance. Ramaswami Aiyar. Madras: [n.d.]. 31 p.

1482 World Press on Chinese Aggression. New Delhi: External Publicity Division: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, [n.d.]. 37 p.

1483 World Press on Sino- Pakistan Agreement. India: [n.d.]. 36 p.

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1484 Whither Indian Polity? Maladies and Remedies. Memorandum Submitted to Sarkaria Commission on Centre-State Relations. Awa Satyanarayana Rao. Andhra Pradesh: High Court, Andhra Pradesh, [n.d.]. 44 p.

1485 The Message of Mahatma Gandhi. Gulamali Habib. Bombay: Streamline Agency, [n.d.]. 14 p.

1486 Rights of Minorities under the Indian Constitution. Nasirullah Beg. Lucknow: Jawahar Bhawan, [n.d.]. 22 p.

1487 Social Security. Labour College (Sponsored by the Socialist Party, Bombay). Manohar Idgunji. Bombay: Socialist Party, [n.d.]. 26 p.

1488 Linguistic Survey: A Political Stunt! Chandrabali Pande. Bañaras: Nagari Pracharini Sabha, [n.d.]. 6 p.

1489 Vinoba Bhave on World Peace. Vinoba Bhave. Tanjore: Sarvodaya Prachuralayam, [n.d.]. 11 p.

1490 Economic Programme of Kisan Congress. N. G. Ranga. Bezwada: Kisan Press, [n.d.]. 10 p.

1491 The Question of an Obligatory State Language in India. Rambilas Sharma. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha People's Publishing House Ltd. [n.d.]. 31 p.

1492 Maharashtra-Mysore Boundary Dispute. Mahajan Report•A Bundle of Inconsistencies. India: [n.d.]. 18 p.

1493 Whither India? After Nehru What? And Some Little Glimmers of Hope. Jaswant Singh. Dehra Dun: Jaswant Singh, [n.d.]. 122 p.

1494 Emergency? (Speeches Delivered in the Rajya Sabha on the Emergency Measures). Dahyabhai Patel. New Delhi: Rajya Sabha, [n.d.]. 36 p.

1495 Andrews' Papers. Bunch of Letters to Rabindranath Tagore and M. K. Gandhi. C. E. Andrews. Calcutta: Ananda Gopal Sen Gupta, [n.d.]. 61 p.

1496 Gandhian Thought. Student-Youth Movement and Gandhian Non-Violent Revolution. R. Achuthan. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, 1974.11 p.

1497 Gandhian Thought. The Relevance of Gandhi for Our Times. Hem Barua. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 11 p.

1498 Gandhian Thought. Ends and Means. K. Damodaran. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 19 p.

1499 Gandhian Thought. Relevance of Satyagraha as a Weapon of Socio- Economic and Political Changes in Modern Times. Bhabesh Chandra Barua. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 16 p.

1500 Gandhian Thought. Mahatma Gandhi's Educational Theory. Indira Miri. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 7 p.

1501 Gandhian Thought. The Meaning of Freedom•With Special Reference to the Gandhian View. Margret Chatterji. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 10 p.

1502 Gandhian Thought. Gandhi and Total Happiness of Man. U. N. Dhebar. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 9 p.

1503 Gandhian Thought. A Saner Technology for Developing Countries. E. P. Schumacher. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 15 p.

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1504 Gandhian Thought. Atom, Man, and Ahimsa. D. S. Kothari. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 26 p.

1505 Gandhian Thought. Disciplines of Democracy. A. Appadurai. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, 1974.22 p.

1506 Gandhian Thought. Reconstruction of Chinese System of Education and Its Lessons for India. Han Suyin. New Delhi: R. Achuthan for Gandhian Thought, [n.d.]. 18 p.

1507 Our Republic. Bombay: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, [n.d.]. 5 p.

1508 Educational Rights of Minorities. Nasirullah Beg. Lucknow: Minorities Commission, [n.d.]. 28 p.

1509 Centre-State Relations. A. R. Desai. India: C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication, [n.d.]. 7 p.

1510 Controversies about the Role of Public Sector in India. A. R. Desai. India: C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication, [n.d.]. 13 p.

1511 What Is behind the Assault on Democratic Rights. A. R. Desai. India: C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication, [n.d.]. 6 p.

1512 On Your Rights If Arrested. P. D. Mathew. New Delhi: Indian Social Institute, [n.d.]. 18 p.

1513 The Problem of Electorates•An Objective Study. India: [n.d.]. 18 p.

1514 The Draft Constitution and Our Ideals. K. S. Venkataramani. Madras: Svetaranya Ashrama, [n.d.]. 16 p.

1515 National Language for India. Chandrablai Pande. India: [n.d.]. 26 p.

1516 Congress and the War. India: H. W. Smith, Times of India Press, [n.d.]. 23 p.

1517 The Unity of India. Kailas Nath Katju. Madhya Pradesh: Directorate of Information and Publicity, [n.d.]. 15 p.

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1518 Letter written by the Hon. Dr. S. P. Mookerjee, Finance Minister, Bengal, to H. E. Sir John Herbert, Governor of Bengal. S. P. Mookerjee. Bengal: I. M. H. Press, 1942.19 p.

1519 Statement by Dr. B. C. Roy, Chief Minister and Finance Minister. Budget 1954-55. B. C. Roy. West Bengal: Director of Publicity, Government of West Bengal, 1954. 30 p.

1520 Left Front Government and Some Aspects of Its Activities in Rural Areas. A Study by an Observer. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1976.16 p.

1521 First Six Months of Left Front Ministry in West Bengal. Calcutta: Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of West Bengal, 1977.43 p.

1522 An Evaluation of a Pledge. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1977.32 p.

1523 Left Front Government and March of the People. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Director, Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Govt. of West Bengal, 1977. 77 p.

1524 Text of Message Sent by the State Government of West Bengal to Home Ministry, Government of India, Containing a Gist of Discussions of Shri Jyoti Basu, Chief Minister of West Bengal, with Acharya Vinoba Bhave on 18th April, 1979, at Paunar. West Bengal Government. India: 1979. 4 p.

1525 Our Views on Law and Order Situation in West Bengal. Speeches and Letters of the Chief Minister of West Bengal to the Prime Minister of India and Other Central Ministers. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Government of West Bengal, 1979.29 p.

1526 Left Front Government Completes Three Years. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1980.20 p.

1527 A Memorandum on Centre- State Relations. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1980. 6 p.

1528 Our Views on Trend of Events in Assam. [Letters Addressed to the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister of Assam]. Jyoti Basu. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1980.19 p.

1529 Social Forestry Gaining Ground. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Social Forestry Wing, Directorate of Forests, Government of West Bengal, 1981. 16 p.

1530 A Few Aspects of the Comprehensive Amend- ment Bill of West Bengal Land Reforms Act, 1955. As Passed by the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, Government of West Bengal, 1981. 5 p.

1531 National Development Council. Text of Speech by Jyoti Basu, Chief Minister, West Bengal. Jyoti Basu. Calcutta: Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, Government of West Bengal, 1982. 11 p.

1532 The Left Front and West Bengal. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Govt. of West Bengal, 1982. 25 p.

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1533 Manifesto of the Left Front. West Bengal Assembly Elections, (1982). Calcutta: Sailen Das Gupta for West Bengal Left Front Committee, 1982. 21 p.

1534 A Reply to Charges against Left Front Government, West Bengal. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1983. 10 p.

1535 Statements on Centre- States Relations. Released at Srinagar on October 8, 1983. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1983. 7 p.

1536 Left Front Government of West Bengal and Land Reforms. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, 1984. 12 p.

1537 Memorandum of the Gov- ernment of India's Decision on the Recommendations of the Eighth Finance Commission. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Director of Information, Government of West Bengal, 1984. 13 p.

1538 The Centre's Economic Offensive against the States. West Bengal Government. Calcutta: Director of Information, Government of West Bengal, 1985.14 p.

1539 Left Front Government in West Bengal. Eight Years. Pritindra Krishna Bhattacherjee. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, 1985.215 p.

1540 Second Left Front Government: The Programme. Calcutta: Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of West Bengal, [n.d.]. 8 p.

1541 Kerala on the March. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Trivandrum, 1957.88 p.

1542 Prosperous Kerala. Government Policy Outlined. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Kerala State, 1957.22 p.

1543 Kerala, Problems and Possibilities. E. M. S. Namboodiripad. New Delhi: Communist Party of India, 1957.70 p.

1544 Text Books of Kerala. H. O. Palai. Kerala: President, Kerala School Manager's Association, 1958. 8 p.

1545 True Picture of the Situation in Kerala. Trivandrum: Director of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1958.31 p.

1546 Sixteen Months of Communist Rule in Kerala. A General Review. Calicut: 1958. 55 p.

1547 The Spectre of Lawlessness in Kerala. N. C. John. Ernakulam: Kerala Karshak Samaj, 1958. 6 p.

1548 Kerala: A Report to the Nation. H. D. Malaviya. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for People's Publishing House Ltd. 1958. 147 p.

1549 Public Opinion on the "Direct Action" in Kerala. India: 1959. 20 p.

1550 Towards a Better Educational System. Two Years' Endeavour of Kerala Government. Kerala Government. India: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1959. 24 p.

1551 The School Agitation in Kerala. Kerala Government. New Delhi: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1959. 16 p.

1552 The Malayalam Press on the Kerala Crisis. Trivandrum: Publicity Depart- ment, Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee, 1959. 39 p.

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1553 Land Reform in India and Kerala. K. M. Ayyath. India: 1959. 35 p.

1554 The Struggle in Kerala. India: Deliverance Struggle Samiti, 1959. 8 p.

1555 Kerala Marches Ahead. Kerala Government. India: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1959. 60 p.

1556 The Kerala Education Act and Its Opponents. Kerala Government. India: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1959. 16 p.

1557 Fusillade in Kerala. Angamali Vettukad Pulluvilla. Ernakulam: Voice of Kerala, Publicity Department of the Kerala Liberation Movement, 1959.17 p.

1558 Mass Upsurge in Kerala• Noteworthy Opinions. Trivandrum: Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee, Publicity Department, 1959. 22 p.

1559 The Challenge of Kerala. Valerian Gracias. Bombay: Catholic Association of Bombay, 1959.20 p.

1560 The Andhra Rice Deal. Ernakulam: The Democratic Publications Ltd. 1959. 20 p.

1561 The Kerala Government and the Educational Question. By the Most Reverend Thomas Pothacamury, Archbishop of Bangalore. Thomas Pothacamury. Palai: All- Kerala Catholic Congress, 1959. 19 p.

1562 All India Congress Committee, Circular No. P.G. 2/5/19210. Sadiq Ali. India: All India Congress Committee, 1959. 14 p.

1563 Kerala Intervention and After. C. Unniraja. Trivandrum: Communist Party Publications, 1959.46 p.

1564 The Situation in Kerala. A Rejoinder to the Pamphlet "The True Picture of the Situation in Kerala," Published by the Kerala Government. Trichur: Trichur District Congress Committee, 1959.30 p.

1565 The School Agitation in Kerala. Kerala Government. New Delhi: Kerala Information Officer, Kerala House, 1959.16 p.

1566 As Law Sees It. Legal Opinion on the State of Affairs in Kerala. Ernakulam: The Voice of Kerala, 1959.4 p.

1567 Opposition Preparations for Violent Overthrow of the Government. Facts Placed before the Prime Minister. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, 1959. 48 p.

1568 Justice Speaks Its Mind. Ernakulam: Voice of Kerala, Publicity Department, Kerala Liberation Movement, 1960. 5 p.

1569 Tempest in Kerala. Ernakulam: Voice of Kerala, Publicity Department of the Kerala Liberation Movement, 1960.20 p.

1570 Why the Ex-Communist Movement. Ernakulam: Kerala Ex- Communist Forum, 1960. 12 p.

1571 Maximum Aid to Industrialists: Fair Deal for Labour. Kerala Government. Trivandrum: The Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1960. 8 p.

1572 Towards Industrial Progress. Kerala Government. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1960. 14 p.

1573 Towards Progress. Kerala Government. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1960. 68 p.

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1574 Kerala: An Official Handbook. Kerala Government. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1961. 60 p.

1575 Inaugural Speech. V. V. Giri. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1961. 12 p.

1576 What Happened in Kerala. Review of the 30 Months of Namboodiripad Government. C. Achutha Menon. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1969.63 p.

1577 Kerala Mid-Term Election 1970•Analysis. New Delhi: All India Congress Committee, 1970. 24 p.

1578 Kerala Yesterday and Today. Trivandrum: Directorate of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1981.63 p.

1579 Kerala: Punnapha-Vayalar and Other Struggles. 1936- 86 Golden Jubilee Series No. 3. V. S. Achuthanandan, I. K. Ramakrishnan. New Delhi: All India Kisan Sabha, 1986. 36 p.

1580 Save India. Mannathu Padmanabhan. Trivandrum: Vimochanan Samara Samithy, [1950]. 22 p.

1581 One Year of Left Demo- cratic Front Government. Kerala Government. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1980. 14 p.

1582 A The Left Democratic Alternative. Collection of Speeches and Articles by E. K. Nayanar, Chief Minister, Kerala. E. K. Nayanar. Trivandrum: Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala, 1980. 55 p.

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1583 Some Facts about Telegana and Andhra Pradesh. India: Planning and Panchayati Raj Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1956. 21 p.

1584 Antics of the Congress High Command. Group Politics in Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Democratic Party, [n.d.]. 150 p.

1585 First Political Party Conference of the Andhra Pradesh Congress. Alluri Satyanarayana Raju. Khammammeth: Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee, 1959.42 p.

1586 Address by Shri Bhimsen Sachar, Governor of Andhra Pradesh to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council. Assembled Together at the Assembly Hall, Hyderabad. Bhimsen Sachar. Hyderabad: Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1959.21 p.

1587 Colossal Loss to Telangana. Sequel to Agitation. Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad: Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1969. 14 p.

1588 Separate Telangana•A Suicidal Slogan. J. V. Narsing Rao. Hyderabad: Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1969. 6 p.

1589 Facts about Telangana. Andhra Pradesh Government. Hyderabad: Janasambandha Shakha, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1969. 13 p.

1590 United We Stand. New Delhi: Gulab Bhawnani for Andra Pradesh Information Centre, 1969.25 p.

1591 New Deal for Telangana. Hyderabad: Department of Information, Public Relations and Tourism, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1970. 33 p.

1592 Need for a New Outlook. J. V. Narsing Rao. Hyderabad: Department of Information, Public Relations and Tourism, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1970.18 p.

1593 New Face of A.P. The Story in a Nutshell of the Exer- tions of the One Year Young Popular Ministry under the Dynamic Stew- ardship of Chief Minister Sri J. Véngala Rao. Hyderabad: Director of Information and Public Relations, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1974.44 p.

1594 Repression on the Rural Poor in Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee, 1983. 30 p.

1595 N.T.R.'s One Year. A Report on the Democratic Rights in Andhra Pradesh. Delhi: Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee People's Union for Democratic Rights, 1984.32 p.

1596 An Open Letter to Jawaharlal Nehru. In re: Assam Tragedy (1960). Dhirendra Bhowmick. Calcutta: Worker's Publication House Private, Ltd. 1960.28 p.

1597 Assam's Woes and India's Lost Soul•To Be Conquered and Regained. An Open Letter to the Chief Minister of Assam. D. M. Sengupta. Gauhati: 1963. 11 p.

1598 Dawn of a New Era in Assam. Pledges and Performances. Gauhati: Directorate of Information and Public Relation, Assam, 1974.17 p.

1599 On the Present Movement in Assam. Hiren Gohain. Calcutta: Sribhumi Publishing Co. 1977. 29 p.

1600 What Is Going to Happen in Assam? H. S. Surjeet. New Delhi: Rajendra Prasad for National Book Centre, 1979.26 p.

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1601 Assam Events in Perspective. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1983. 12 p.

1602 The Goa Question. Jawaharlal Nehru. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, 1956. 31 p.

1603 The Problem of Goa. Bombay: Shrivjirae Patil for Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee, 1965. 26 p.

1604 Gains of Freedom. Panaji: Department of Information and Publicity, Government of Goa, Daman, and Diu, 1986. 34 p.

1605 Gains of Freedom II. Bombay: Department of Information and Publicity, Government of Goa, Daman, and Diu, 1986. 58 p.

1606 The Voice of Young Goa. Convention of Goan Students. Bombay: G. D. Kamat for Goan Student's Association, [n.d.]. 41 p.

1607 Three Years. Bombay's Progress 1939-1942. Bombay: Director of Information, Bombay, 1946. 46 p.

1608 Speech of Mr. B. G. Kher, Prime Minister of Bombay. On the Occasion of Inaugurating the All-India Social Workers' Conference at Sunderbai Hall, Bombay, on Thursday, the 6th November 1947. B. G. Kher. Bombay: All India Social Workers' Conference, 1947. 4 p.

1609 Backward Classes in Bombay State. A Brief Account of Ameliorative Measures. Bombay: Directorate of Publicity, 1950.14 p.

1610 Map of Bombay State Showing the Constituen- cies and Results of the General Elections and Subsequent Bye-Elections to the Bombay Legislative Assembly. Bombay: Bombay Legislature Congress Party, 1954. 16 p.

1611 Why Bi-Lingual or Zonal States Are Not Desirable. Prabhakar Kunte. Bombay: Prabhakar Kunte, 1955. 88 p.

1612 For a Lasting Solution. A. D. Gorwala. Bombay: 1957. 30 p.

1613 Better Deal to Harijans. Gujarat Shows Way. Gandhinagar: Directorate of Information, Government of Gujaret, 1981. 10 p.

1614 20 Point Programme in Gujarat. Gujarat Government. Gujarat: Directorate of Information, Government of Gujarat, 1981. 20 p.

1615 The New 20-Point Programme Strategy. Ahmedabad: Karuna Shah for Citizens' Council, Ahmedabad, 1982.38 p.

1616 Karnal "Evictions" Facts and Fallacies. Haryana: Director, Public Relations, 1949. 20 p.

1617 Welfare of Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes. India: 1972. 16 p.

1618 Exclusion of Hindi Speaking Areas from Haryana Illogical. Haryana: Director, Public Relations, Haryana, 1966. 12 p.

1619 Horrors of Mudukulathur. (Ramnad District, Madras State). T. S. Chockalingam. Madras: "Janayugam" Office, [1945]. 17 p.

1620 Charge-Sheet against the Communists. Madras Government. Madras: Director of Information and Publicity, Government of Madras, 1949. 21 p.

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1621 The Youngest Punjab Canal Colony. Lahore: Superintendent, Government Printing, Punjab, 1920. 7 p.

1622 Punjab•The Homeland of the Sikhs. Harnam Singh. Lahore: The Civil and Military Gazette Ltd. 1945. 88 p.

1623 Bleeding Punjab Warns. Dhanwantri. Bombay: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1947. 31 p.

1624 Refugees First. India: 1947.64 p.

1625 R.S.S.S. (Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh). Lahore: Superintendent, Government Printing, West Punjab, 1948. [29] p.

1626 One Step Foward. East Punjab Government. Simla: Public Relations Directorate, Government of East Punjab, 1948.64 p.

1627 Achievements of Congress in the Punjab. Punjab Congress Legislative Party. India: Punjab Congress Legislature Party, 1962. 26 p.

1628 Punjab. Inauguration Souvenir. Punjab: Directorate, Public Relations, Punjab, 1966. 35 p.

1629 Punjab Problem and Its Solution. Bala Saheb Deoras. New Delhi: Suruchi Prakashan (Publication Division of Suruchi Sansthan), 1984.19 p.

1630 The Situation in Punjab. No Place for Terrorism and Violence in Resolving Disputes. New Delhi: Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Government of India, 1984. 8 p.

1631 Govern or Get Out. N.D.A. Satyagraha on Punjab, May 1984. New Delhi: Krishan Lai Sharma, 1984.29 p.

1632 A New Deal for Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes in Punjab. Punjab: Director, Information and Publicity, Punjab, [n.d.]. 24 p.

1633 Third World Punjabi Conference, Dec. 23-29, Delhi-Chandigarh. Contemporary Scene. Narenderpal Singh. Chandigarh: Vishav Punjabi Sammelan Foundation, [n.d.]. 8 p.

1634 Visit to Punjab. Ram Jethmalani, K. F. Rustamji. India: Indian Express, [n.d.]. 13 p.

1635 The Revolt in Telangana. Badri Vishal. India: 1969. 48 p.

1636 Telangana•A Challenge of the Masses. Hanamkonda: Telangana Grad- uates' Convention, 1969., 77 p.

1637 Telangana•An Economic Problem. A. Vasudeva Rao. Hyderabad: Department of Information, Public Relations and Tourism, 1970. 13 p.

1638 Forestall Evictions from B. R. Hills. A Study on the Impact of the Proposed Implementation of the Karnataka Government's Wild life Protection Act (1972) on the Soliga Tribals of B. R. Hills in Mysore District. Bangalore: Karnataka Civil Liberties Union, 1972. 19 p.

1639 Promises Made and Redeemed. Karnataka Government. India: Karnataka Information, Government of Karnataka, 1984. 28 p.

1640 Speech of Shri Ramakr- ishna Hedge, Chief Minister. Discussions with the 8th Finance Commis- sion during Their Visit to Bangalore. Ramakrishna Hedge. Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1983. 21 p.

1641 Report of the Special Committee of Legislators to Enquire into the Allegations Made by Sri S. Bangarappa against the Government and Sri Ganesh Hedge, a Relative of the Chief Minister. Bangalore: Government of Karnataka, 1983. 30 p.

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1642 Border Disputes. The True Story. India: Government of Karnataka, 1985.25 p.

1643 Keeping Our Pledges. First Eighteen Months of Janata Government in Karnataka. Karnataka Government. India: Karnataka Information, Govern- ment of Karnataka, 1983. 25 p.

1644 Bonded Labour in Nagasandra. Bangalore: Karnataka Civil Liberties Committee (KCLC), 1984.43 p.

1645 Guiding Principles of Maharashtra State. Maharashtra Government. Bombay: Director of Publicity, Government of Maharashtra, 1960.20 p.

1646 Public Opinion on Mahajan Commission Report. Maharashtra-Mysore Boundary Dispute, Bangalore, March 1969. India: 1969. 9 p.

1647 Hyderabad under Military Occupation. Nawab Moin Nawaz Jung. Karachi-Pakistan: The Karwan-e- Adab, 1951.24 p.

1648 Unrest under British Rule in Bihar, 1831-1859. K. K. Datta. Bihar: State Central Records Office, Political Department, 1870. 85 p.

1649 Violence in Tripura. Tripura: Directorate of Public Relations and Tourism, Govern- ment of Tripura, 1980. 27 p.

1650 Needs and Demands of a Jaipury. G. N. Somani. India: 1922. 68 p.

1651 Meghalaya Marches on, 1981-82. Meghalaya Government. Meghalaya: Directorate of Information and Public Relations, 1982.17 p.

1652 Mizoram towards Peace. Giani Zail Singh. New Delhi: Lancers Publishers for I.P.R.T. Government of Mizoram, [n.d.]. 48 p.

1653 Shri S. Nijalingappa. A Profile. Bangalore: Mysore Pradesh Congress Committee, 1968. 16 p.

1654 The Trials of Our Democracy. Sampurnanand. Uttar Pradesh: Publications Bureau Information Department, 1957. 35 p.

1655 Vote and Women. U. B. Mathur. Rajasthan: Research Unit Election Department, 1959. 26 p.

1656 Democratic Decentralisa- tion in Rajasthan. Message from Shri S. K. Dey, Minister for Community Development and Coopera- tion, Government of India. S. K. Dey. Jaipur: Directorate of Public Relations, Rajasthan, 1960. 7 p.

1657 Rajasthan towards a New Democratic Order. B. Mehta. Jaipur: Directorate of Public Relations, Rajasthan, [1960]. 15 p.

1658 Efforts for Peace. Hokishe Sema Kohima: Direc- torate of Information, Publicity and Tourism, Government of Nagaland, [1964]. 15 p.

1659 Chief Minister's Speech on the Tenth Anniversary of the Inauguration of the State of Nagaland. Kohima: Directorate of Informa- tion, Publicity, and Tourism, Gov- ernment of Nagaland, 1972. 5 p.

1660 1974 Election Manifesto of the Nagaland Nationalist Organisation. Kohima: P. Demo, Nagaland Nationalist Organisation, 1974. 16 p.

1661 Six Months of Congress (I) Ministry in Nagaland. Kohima: Directorate of Information and Publicity, Nagaland, 1983. [16] p.

1662 New 20 Point Programme Nagaland. Kohima: Directorate of Informa- tion and Publicity, Nagaland, 1982.31 p.

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1663 Communalism vs. Nationalism•The Nehru Approach. D. R. Goyal. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1948. 19 p.

1664 National Integration and Teaching of History. Amar Nath Vidyalankar. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1950. 12 p.

1665 R.S.S.S. How It Functions. An Insider. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1950. 40 p.

1666 R.S.S.S. Policy on Punjabi Suba. S. P. Prem. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1960. 16 p.

1667 R.S.S.S. Harijans and Jana Sang h. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [1961]. 11 p.

1668 The Real Face of Jamaat-e- Islami. Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1963. 16 p.

1669 Jana Sangh Misrule in Delhi. (A Dismal Record of Administrative Inefficiency and Corruption). Chaudhary Abdul Sattar. Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [1963]. 16 p.

1670 R.S.S.S. Is It a Political Organisation? Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1963. 15 p.

1671 Majlis-e-Mushavarat. A Realistic Appraisal. Rafiq Ahmed. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1965. 12 p.

1672 American Interest in R.S.S.S. K. N. Seth. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1965. 17 p.

1673 The Task of National Integration. S. P. Sinha. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1966. 17 p.

1674 R.S.S.S. Minorities and Jana Sangh. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1965. 16 p.

1675 Jan Sangh and West Asian Crisis. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1966. 8 p.

1676 R.S.S.S. Is It a Cultural Organisation? Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1966.14 p.

1677 R.S.S.S. and Democracy. N. L Gupta. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1962. 20 p.

1678 R.S.S.S. and Culture. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 16 p.

1679 R.S.S.S. and Kashmir. N. L. Gupta. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967.19 p.

1680 Jana Sangh Manifesto Ex- Rayed. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 19 p.

1681 A Flickering Lamp and a Falling Star. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 16 p.

1682 R.S.S.S. Policy on Punjabi Suba. S. P. Prem. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 16 p.

1683 R.S.S.S. Is It a Political Organisation? Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 13 p.

1684 R.S.S.S. and Democracy. N. L. Gupta. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [1967]. 20 p.

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1685 R.S.S.S. iânti-Nation Conspiracy. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1962. 16 p.

1686 R.S.S.S. Harijans and Jana Sang h. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1986. 12 p.

1687 Ranchi Riots-Saffron Conspiracy-2. Factual Analyses of the Tragic Happenings in August 1967. Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967.21 p.

1688 National Integration, the Communalisf Way? Can We Allow If? Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 17 p.

1689 Communal Interpretation of Indian History. Satish Chandra. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 11 p.

1690 Is R.S.S.S. behind Communal Riots? Subhadra Joshi. Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967.11 p.

1691 Jamaaf-e-lslami and Secularism. Maularía Ikhlaq Husain Qasmi. Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 10 p.

1692 R.S.S.S.•A Danger to Democracy. Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1967. 104 p.

1693 Story of Blood and Tears. Heart Rending Story of Jana Sang hi Barbarities Perpetrated on the Satnamis of Madhya Pradesh. Mini Mata, Ramu Srivastava. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 24 p.

1694 Dark Deeds of Jana Sangh in Delhi. Om Prakash Mantri. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 16 p.

1695 Karimganj Riots. A Political Study. Ashwini K. Ray, Subhas Chakravartty. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 37 p.

1696 R.S.S.S. Shadow Over Benaras Hindu University. Girish Mishra. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 21 p.

1697 Ranch! Riots Inquiry Report X-Rayed. A. G. Noorani. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968.16 p.

1698 Communalism in Punjab. Anachronism of Akali Politics. S. S. Quami. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 12 p.

1699 Report. 2nd National Convention against Communalism. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 36 p.

1700 Aurangabad Riots. An Analytical Study. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 15 p.

1701 The Jana Sangh and the Muslims. Nafis Ahmad. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 20 p.

1702 Communal Violence. (A Study in Political Perspective). Girish Mathur. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 25 p.

1703 Meerut Riots•A Case Study. Aswini Ray, Subhas Chakravartty. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1968. 18 p.

1704 Flashback on Parbhani. A Posf-Morfem Study of the Communal Riots in Parbhani (Maharashtra) in 1968. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [1968]. 13 p.

1705 How Does a Riot Begin and Spread? A. G. Noorani. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [1969]. 16 p.

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1706 Report on Ahmedabad. Ajit Bhattacharjea. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1969. 20 p.

1707 Butchery in Ahmedabad. Call of Gandhiji. B. N. Pande. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1969. 18 p.

1708 The Shiv Sena Phenomenon. K. K. Gangadharan, Sudha Gogate. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 24 p.

1709 Mazharul Haque. Symbol of Hindu-Muslim Unity. Shivaji Rao Ayde. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 24 p.

1710 Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee Introductory Reports. D. R. Goyal. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 16 p.

1711 How is R.S.S.S. Financed? Eklavya. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 14 p.

1712 Golwalkar and Caste System. M. S. Golwalkar. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970.36 p.

1713 Bank Nationalisation and Jana Sangh. Girish Mishra. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 14 p.

1714 R.S.S.S. and Politics. A. G. Nooranl. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 13 p.

1715 Universal Foundation of Gandhi's Religion. S. A. Bari. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 16 p.

1716 Communal Interpretation of Indian History. Satish Chandra. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 11 p.

1717 Focus on Indianisation. Text of Speeches Delivered in Rajya Sabha. Bhupesh Gupta, Krishan Kant, M. C. Changla. New Delhi: Subhadra Joshi for Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 35 p.

1718 R.S.S.S.: A Descriptive Study. Surendra Bahadur Saxena. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970.24 p.

1719 Ahmedabad Riots X-Rayed. Research Worker. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 74 p.

1720 Chaibasa Riots. An on the Spot Study. N. K. Singh. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 16 p.

1721 Jana Sangh Mists on the Campus. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 32 p.

1722 Secularism and Communalism. Imtiaz Ahmed. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1970. 61 p.

1723 Story of an R.S.S.S. Worker. K. D. Jhari. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1971. 86 p.

1724 Golwalkarism. K. K. Gangadharan. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1971. 31 p.

1725 Communal Riots in India. (A Legal, Sociological, and Political Study). Shivaji Rao Ayd. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972. 37 p.

1726 Democratic Sanction against Communal Reaction. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972.38 p.

1727 Jana Sangh's Somersaults. A Study of Jana Sangh Attitude to Indo-Soviet Treaty in the Light of Its Foreign Policy. Mukul Banerji. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972. 17 p.

1728 Lok Sabha Approval of Curbs on Communal Parties. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972.22 p.

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1729 Âligarh Muslim University (Amendment) Bill of 1972. (Lok Sabha Debate). New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972. 21 p.

1730 Curb Communalism. (Strong Plea in Parliament). New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972. 52 p.

1731 Âligarh University•An Institution of National Importance. (Rajya Sabha Debate on New Bill of 1972). New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee), 1972. 39 p.

1732 Jana Sangh's Communal Politics. Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972. 12 p.

1733 Bang la Desh and Jana Sang h. Ânt¡-Nationalist Politics Unmasked. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972. 16 p.

1734 Communist Conspiracy in Capital. D. R. Goyal. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1973. 24 p.

1735 A Tale of Two Villages. (A Spot Study of Nonari and Sajni Riots in U.P.). N. K. Singh. New Delhi: D.R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1973. 12 p.

1736 Harijans and Jana Sangh Politics. K. N. Seth. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1973. 12 p.

1737 Separatist Muslim Politics. (A Case Study of the Experiment in U.P.). Girish Mathur. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1973. 37 p.

1738 R.S.S.S. Jana Sangh•An Inside View. Akhilanand. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1973. 23 p.

1739 Corruption Thy Name Is Jana Sangh. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1973.16 p.

1740 I Was a Swayamsewak. (An Inside View of the R.S.S.S.). Ram Lall Dhooria. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1974.59 p.

1741 Old Tune! Stale Story. A Reportage on Sadar Bazar (Delhi) Riots. D. R. Goyal. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1974. 21 p.

1742 R.S.S.S. Policy on Punjabi Suba. S. R. Prem. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 16 p.

1743 Jana Sangh and West Asian Crisis. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [1974]. 8 p.

1744 The Task of National Integration. S. P. Sinha. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1966.17 p.

1745 The Dragon Unmasked. (Role of the Jana Sangh in S.V.D. Government in U.P.). Bishan Kapoor. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1974. 16 p.

1746 Communal Strife and the Present Situation. Anis Kidwai. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1974.15 p.

1747-Number Not Used

1748 R.S.S.S. Hitler's Heirs. An Exposition of the Para- Military Fascist Character of R.S.S.S. Goving Sahay, Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 22 p.

1749 National Integration the Communalisf Way? Can We Allow If? Subhadra Joshi. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 17 p.

1750 Bank Nationalisation and Jana Sangh. Girish Mishra. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 14 p.

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1751 Majlis-E-Mushavarat. A Realistic Appraisal. Rafiq Ahmed. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 12 p.

1752 R.S.S.S. How It Functions. An Insider. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 24 p.

1753 R.S.S.S. Anti-Nation Conspiracy. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [1974]. 16 p.

1754 Gandhi, Azad, and Nationalism. Moin Shakir. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 15 p.

1755 R.S.S.S. and Kashmir. N. L. Gupta. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 19 p.

1756 Democracy on Trial. D. R. Goyal. New Delhi: D. R. Goyal, All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1975. 17 p.

1757 How Gandhian Is J. P. Narayan? Achyuta Nand. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1975. 10 p.

1758 Shiv Sena Menace. New Delhi: Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, [n.d.]. 13 p.

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1759 Kashmir's Fight for Freedom. Kashmir Government. India: Department of Public Relations: Azad Kashmir Government, 1946. 11 p.

1760 Twelve Months of War in Kashmir. Washington, D.C.: Government of India Information Services, 1947. 14 p.

1761 The Kashmir Issue. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1947. [18] p.

1762 The Agony of Kashmir. Abdul Kadir Khan. India: Abdul Kadir Khan, V.P. Chamber of Commerce, 1947. 16 p.

1763 Truth about Kashmir. Ruchi Ram Sahni. Srinagar: G. N. Raina, Raina's News Agency, 1947.25 p.

1764 The Kashmir Story. Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1948. 72 p.

1765 Birth-Pangs of New Kashmir. N. S. Phadke, Mohamed Abdullah, Bombay: V. Kulkarni, Hind Kitabs Limited, 1948. 35 p.

1766 Intelligence Reports Concerning the Tribal Repercussions to the Events in the Punjab, Kashmir, and India. Lahore: Superintendent, Government Printing, West Punjab, 1948.36 p.

1767 Kashmir before Accession. Lahore: Superintendent, Government Printing, West Punjab, 1948.35 p.

1768 Kashmir Accedes to India. (Proceedings of All Parties Convention). Srinagar: M. Yusuf, Kashmir Bureau of Information, 1948. 16 p.

1769 Kashmir. Appeal to World Conscience. Mohammad Abdullah. Delhi: Government of Jammu and Kashmir, 1948.16 p.

1770 The Background of the Kashmir Problem. London: Vernon Lock Ltd. 1948. 26 p.

1771 The Kashmir Dispute through Neutral Eyes. Helen Kirkpatrick. New York: New York Post, 1948. 20 p.

1772 India-Pakistan Dispute on Kashmir. Speech before the Security Council of the United Nations Organisation. Mohammad Zafrullah Khan. Pakistan: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1948. 16 p.

1773 To America. Mohammad Abdullah. Bombay: Secretary for Information and Broadcasting, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, 1948. 7 p.

1774 Behind the Iron Curtain in Kashmir. Neutral Opinion. A Special Correspondent. London: Times London Press, [1948]. 12 p.

1775 Kashmir Defends Democracy. New Delhi: K. N. Bamzai, Director, Kashmir Bureau of Information, 1948. 36 p.

1776 Pakistan-India Dispute on Kashmir. Truman-Attlee Arbitration Appeal. India: 1949. 19 p.

1777 The Kashmir Conflict. Part I. Dissension and Invasion. Alice Thorner. India: The Middle East Journal, 1949. 180 p.

1778 Documents regarding Kashmir. Ministry of External Affairs and Commonwealth Relations. Washington, D.C.: Government of India Information Services, 1949. 17 p.

1779 Kashmir and the United Nations. Sardar Mohammad Ibrahim Khan. New York: Azad (Free) Kashmir Government, 1949. 23 p.

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1780 Presidential Address. All Jammu and Kashmir National Conference. Mohammed Abdullah. Kashmir: Maulana Mohammed Saeed Masoodi, All Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, 1949.22 p.

1781 The High Commission for Pakistan. Five Years of Pakistan•A Survey• Kashmir. London: High Commission for Pakistan, 1949. 6 p.

1782 White Paper on Jammu and Kashmir. New Delhi: Government of India, 1949.89 p.

1783 Free Kashmir Calling. "Yih Chhuh Azad Kashmir Radio." Chaudhri Ghulam Abbas Khan. India: Azad (Free) Kashmir Government, 1950. 16 p.

1784 Liberation of Kashmir. A Million Signatures. Karachi: World Muslim Conference, 1950. 12 p.

1785 Kashmir Question. Extracts from Sir Zafrulla Khan's Speech before the Security Council, February 1950. Zafrulla Khan. New York: Pakistan Permanent Delegation to the United Nations, 1950. 44 p.

1786 Kashmir and Inter- Dominion Relations. Liaquat Ali Khan. Karachi: Director of Advertising, Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1950. 25 p.

1787 Statement in Parliament. M. A. Gurmani. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Gov- ernment of Pakistan, 1950.23 p.

1788 The Story of Kashmir. New York: Pakistan Delegation to the Security Council, 1950. 28 p.

1789 The Kashmir Dispute. Zafrulla Khan. Karachi: Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, 1950.24 p.

1790 Truth about Kashmir. Prem Nath Bazaz. Delhi: Shamlal Yechha, Kashmir Democratic Union, 1950.13 p.

1791 World Opinion on Kashmir and India's Reaction to It. New York: Pakistan Mission to the United Nations, 1951. 31 p.

1792 Kashmir•A Survey. M. A. Gurmani. Karachi: Public Relations Directorate, Ministry of Kashmir Affairs, 1951. 47 p.

1793 Kashmir through Muslim Eyes. Maulana Mohammed Saeed Masuodi. Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, 1951.12 p.

1794 World Opinion on Kashmir. No. 14. New York: Pakistan Mission to the United Nations, 1951. 21 p.

1795 World Opinion on Kashmir. No 8. New York: Pakistan Mission to the United Nations, 1951. 21 p.




1799 Kashmir Can Become a Turning Point. M. A. Gurmani. Karachi: Public Relations Directorate, Ministry of Kashmir Affairs, 1951. 9 p.


1801 Some Questions and Answers on Kashmir. New York: India Delegation to the United Nations, 1951.11 p.

1802 Jammu Situation•An Objective Analysis. S. M. Abdullah. Kashmir: 1952. 38 p.

1803 Kashmir in Security Council. Sinagar: Lalla Rookh Publications, 1952. 119 p.

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1804 India and Kashmir• Constitutional Aspect. India: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Jammu and Kashmir Government, 1952. 23 p.

1805 Abolition of Hereditary Rule in Kashmir. Mohammed Abdullah. Kashmir: Basic Principles Committee of the Jammu and Kashmir Constituent Assembly, 1952. 30 p.

1806 Democracy in Peril. Problem of Jammu. N. C. Chatterjee. New Delhi: All India Hindu Mahasabha, 1953. 30 p.

1807 Unanimous Vote of Confidence in Bakshi Government. Bakshi Government. Kashmir: 1953.44 p.

1808 Negotiations between the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India Regarding the Kashmir Dispute, (June 1953-September 1954). India: Ministry of Kashmir Affairs, Government of Pakistan, 1954. 104 p.

1809 Jammu and Kashmir•A Review of the Achieve- ments of Bakhshi Govern- ment, August 1953 to August 1954. Srinagar: Directorate of Information and Broadcasting, Jammu and Kashmir, 1954. 28 p.

1810 Kashmir•An Estimate of Progress. India: 1955.74 p.

1811 Sheikh Abdullah and Other Political Prisoners! What Is Their Crime? Delhi: Kashmir Democratic Union, 1955. 15 p.

1812 Kashmir and Its Future. Harkishen Singh Surjeet. Delhi: D. P. Sinha, Communist Party of India, 1955. 86 p.

1813 Kashmir: The Powder-Keg of Asia. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1955.20 p.

1814 A Study of the Communist Movement in Kashmir. Jyoti Prakashan. Ghaziabad: 1956.22 p.

1815 Letters from Constitution House. Mridula Sarabhai. Muzaffarabad: Kashmir Publications, 1956. 33 p.

1816 Former Prime Minister of Kashmir Appeals from behind Prison Walls. Muhammad Abdullah. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1957.12 p.

1817 Questions about Kashmir: Facts and Implications. New York: Free Kashmir Center, 1957.52 p.

1818 Hail Kashmir! New Delhi: Kashmir Bureau of Information, 1957. 55 p.

1819 Inside Pak-Held Kashmir. New Delhi: Kashmir Bureau of Information, 1957. 37 p.

1820 U.N. Press Views Kashmir. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1957. 7 p.

1821 Kashmir through Many Eyes. New Delhi: Kashmir Bureau of Information, 1957. 14 p.

1822 Statement of Facts on Gilgit Hunza Nagar, Yasin Ponial Chitral, Skardu. Srinagar: Directorate of Information, Kashmir Government, 1983. 16 p.

1823 The Commitment. Srinagar: Directorate of Information, Government of Kashmir, 1983. 8 p.

1824 The Kashmir Accord. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Directorate of Information, Government of Kashmir, 1975. 21 p.

1825 Hero's Welcome to Sher-e- Kashmir. New Delhi: Directorate of Information, Government of Kashmir, 1975. [22] p.

1826 Syed Mir Qasim in Ladakh. Achievements and Aspirations. S. Kaul. Srinagar: 1974. 42 p.

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1827 Resolution of Azad Kashmir Assembly about the Ahmadis, Its Back- ground and Its Consequences. India: 1973. 8 p.

1828 Kashmiri Pandit Agitation and Its Aftermath. Prem Nath Bazaz. New Delhi: K. Kishore for Pamposh Publications, 1967. 40 p.

1829 Kashmir Fights Aggression. Srinagar: Directorate of Information, Jammu and Kashmir Government, 1966. 17 p.

1830 Progress under the Plan. Srinagar: Directorate of Information, Jammu and Kashmir Government, 1966.15 p.

1831 Pakistani Guerillas Invade Kashmir. Washington, D.C.: Information Services of India, 1965. 11 p.

1832 Kashmir in Arms. The Hour of Reckoning. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Kashmir: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 12 p.

1833 Kashmir. Speech Delivered to the Security Council by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Minister for External Affairs, Government of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1964. 27 p.

1834 Kashmir•India's Growing Isolation. (Recent State- ments by Governments). Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embasssy of Pakistan, 1964.14 p.

1835 Three Faces of Pakistan. Srinagar: Department of Information, Jammu and Kashmir Government, 1963. 8 p.

1836 India vs. India on Kashmir. Self-Contradiction, Inc. New York: Free Kashmir Center, 1962.72 p.

1837 World Opinion on Kashmir No. 10. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1957.20 p.

1838 Cartoons on Kashmir. Gleanings from World Press. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1957.24 p.

1839 Kashmir. Message to the American People. Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1957. 7 p.

1840 World Opinion on Kashmir. Rearrest of Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958.16 p.

1841 World Opinion on Kashmir. Graham Report and after. Karachi: Department of Advertising and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958. 15 p.

1842 Lest Memory Fail. India's Pledge about Kashmir. United States: Free Kashmir Centre, 1958. 29 p.

1843 Democratic Kashmir. Riccardo Longone. Srinagar: Lai la Rookh Publications, 1958. 8 p.

1844 Inside Indian Held Kashmir. Muzaffarabad: Kashmir Publications, 1958. 64 p.

1845 Challenge to Free Asia's Survival•The Kashmir Dispute. Address of Aziz Ahmed, Ambassador of Pakistan, to the Jefferson Society, University of Virginia. Aziz Ahmed. Charlottesville: 1959. 8 p.

1846 Peril and Opportunity in Kashmir. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1961.29 p.

1847 Double-Think on Kashmir. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1962.16 p.

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1848 The Kashmir Issue. New York: Information Division, Pakistan Mission to the United Nations, 1962.22 p.

1849 Replies to Charges. Kashmir Conspiracy Case Trial Series•1. Mohammed Abdullah. Srinagar: Nazir Ahmed, Jammu and Kashmir Legal Defence Committee, 1962. 14 p.

1850 The India-Pakistan Ques- tion. Kashmir•A Brief Study. New York: Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the United Nations, 1962.21 p.

1851 Onward Kashmir. Srinagar: Information Officer, Kashmir Bureau of Information, [n.d.]. 12 p.

1852 Invasion of Kashmir. J. N. Zutshi. Srinagar: Secretary of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, 1953. 17 p.

1853 On the Road to New Kashmir. Srinagar: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, [n.d.]. 4 p.

1854 Let Us Resolve. A Call to Brother Delegates and Fellow Fighters. Ghulam Mohammad Bakhshi. Srinagar: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, [n.d.]. 11 p.

1855 They Came to Kashmir. New Delhi: Department of Information, Jammu and Kashmir, 1961. [25] p.

1856 The Betrayed Kashmir. Karachi: Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front, [n.d.]. 18 p.

1857 Architects of New Kashmir. New Delhi: Omkar Nath, Qaiser Qalandar, Kashmir Bureau of Information, [n.d.]. 12 p.

1858 Kashmir in Maps. India: [n.d.]. 6 p.

1859 The Indus Basin Dispute. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 8 p.

1860 Kashmir at a Glance. Kashmir: J. N. Zutshi, Secretary for Information and Broadcasting to the Government of Jammu and Kashmir, [n.d.]. 10 p.

1861 New Kashmir. Mohammed Abdullah. Srinagar: Department of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, [n.d.]. 44 p.

1862 Bangla Desh Challenge to World Community. Jaiaprakash Narayan. New Delhi: International Conference on Bangla Desh, 1971. 15 p.

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1863 The Bangla Desh Struggle. A. S. R. Chari. Bangladesh: All India Peace Council Indian Association for Afro-Asian Solidarity, 1971.51 p.

1864 Let Us Build Golden Bengal. Tajuddin Ahmad. Bangladesh: M. R. Akhtar for Ministry of Information, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, 1971. 3 p.

1865 March Towards an Era of Light. Tajuddin Ahmad. Bangladesh: M. R. Akhtar for Ministry of Information, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, 1971. 2 p.

1866 Bangarandhu's Mayday Address to the Nation. Bangarandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman. Bangladesh: Department of Publications, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Bandladesh, 1972. 12 p.

1867 75 Million People Ever Vigilant to Defend Every Inch of Bangladesh. Ziaur Rahman. Dacca: Department of Publications, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Bangladesh, 1976. 5 p.

1868 Bangladesh: Distortions Challenged. Sheikh Mujib's Place in History and the Truth about His Opponents. Premen Addy, Gowher Rizvi, Abdul Matin. Bangladesh: Department of Publications, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Bangladesh, 1976. 30 p.

1869 Torture and Murder in Zia's Bangladesh. India: Radical Asia Books, 1979. 31 p.

1870 Address to the Nation. Hussain Muhammad Ershad. Dacca: Department of Films and Publications, Ministry of Information, Government of Bangladesh, 1982. 5 p.

1871 Hussain Muhammad Ershad, President, Peoples' Republic of Bangladesh. Dacca: Department of Films and Publications, Ministry of Information, Government of Bangladesh, 1982. 6 p.

1872 A Soldier Speaks. The Making of a Democratic Nation. Hussain Muhammad Ershad. Dacca: Department of Films and Publications, Ministry of Information, Government of Bangladesh, 1982. 40 p.

1873 Sheikh Mujib. Preliminary Report of the Commission of Enquiry. London: Radical Asia Publications, 1982.15 p.

1874 Friends, We Remember You. Siddiqur Rahman. India: 1983. 25 p.

1875 Sheikh Hasina Urges People to Resist Military Junta. Ershad's Referen- dum: A Ploy to Legalise His Martial Law Regime. London: Radical Asia Publications, 1985. 22 p.

1876 Bangladesh on Way to Elections, 1986. India: Ministry of Information, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, 1986. 45 p.

1877 Ershad's Election Fraud. Bangladesh Political Scene: No. 3. London: Radical Asia Publications, 1986. 31 p.

1878 Address by Sheikh Hasina. President, Bangladesh Awami League. Sheikh Hasina. London: Radical Asia Publications, 1987. 16 p.

1879 Sri Aurobindo and Bangla Desh. A Lover of India. Bangladesh: Sri Aurobindo's Action, [n.d.]. 14 p.

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1880 Pakistani Nationalism. Sahrif A-Mujahid, Munier Chowdhury, Hasan Zaman. Pakistan: Director of Public Relations, Information Department for Bureau of National Reconstruction, East Pakistan, 1940. 41 p.

1881 Communism and Democracy. Hazrat Mirza, Bashiruddin Ahmad. Washington, D.C.: Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, 1941. 15p.

1882 The Muslim League and the Present Situation. Liaqat Ali Khan. Aligarh: Mushtag Husain Khan, Muslim University Union, 1942. 18 p.

1883 Muslim India Speaks. Mohammed Ali Jinnah. Aligarh: Mushtag Husain Khan, Muslim University Union, 1942. 25 p.

1884 Kashmir Dispute in Present-Day Perspective. Mian Mumtaz Muhammad Khan Daultana. Lahore: Punjab Literary League, 1945. 23 p.

1885 India. The Continent of Dinia or the Country of Doom? Choudhary Rahmat Ali. Cambridge, England: The Dinia Continental Movement, 1946. 12 p.

1886 Electorates: Separate or Joint? A Dispassionate Analysis. Pakistan: 1946. 15 p.

1887 The Pakhtun Question. Pakistan: 1946.60 p.

1888 The Design of Pakistan Government. Saeed Halim Pasha, MajkJ Siddiqi. Lahore: Islami Publications, 1947. 60 p.

1889 Four Talks on Pakistan Broadcast in the Third Programme of the B.B.C. Lionel Fielden. Karachi: Kamel Publications, 1947. 48 p.

1890 Minorities in the Republic of Pakistan. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1947. 8 p.

1891 This Is Pakistan. Washington, D.C.: Information Division Embassy of Pakistan, 1947.24 p.

1892 Operation India. A World's Record Air Lift. India: Public Relations Department B.O.A.C. 1947. 24 p.

1893 Human Rights in Pakistan. Interim Report of the Committee on Fundamental Rights of Citizens of Pakistan and on Matters Relating to Minorities as Adopted by the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1947.16 p.

1894 Address of Quaid-i-Azam to the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan (August Session, 1947). Mohammed Ali Jinnah. Karachi: Assistant Manager of Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1947. p.

1895 Pakistani Nationalism. Sharif al-Mujahid, Munier Chowdhury. Dacca: Director of Public Relatbns, Information Department, Government of East Pakistan, 1947. 25 p.

1896 Pakistan•An Ideological State. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1947. 11 p.

1897 Pakistan•A Historical Entity. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1947. 6 p.

1898 Economic Progress of Pakistan, 1947-1948. Pakistan: Department of Publications and Foreign Publicity, Government of Pakistan, 1947. 17 p.

1899 Pakistan at the Final Crossroads. Separate Regional Suicide or United National Survival? Mian Manzar Bashir. Pakistan: 1949.23 p.

1900 The National Problems and Their Solutions. Ross Masud. Lahore: A. Hameed Khan, Ferozsons Limited, 1947. 7 p.

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1901 Pakistan Welcomes Constitution. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1947. 7 p.


1903 Quiad-i-Azam and the Electorate Issue. The Two Nation Theory. Mohammed Ali Jinnah. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1948. 7 p.

1904 This Land of Pakistan. Pakistan: Publications and Foreign Publicity Department, Government of Pakistan, 1948. 60 p.

1905 Pakhtunistan Day, 9th of Sunbola 1328 A.H. Pakistan: 1948. 31 p.

1906 The Road to Understanding. Mumtaz Ali Bhutto. Sind: Information Department, Government of Sind, 1948. 31 p.

1907 Baluchistan in the First Year. Baluchistan Government. Quetta: Publicity Department, Baluchistan, 1948. 13 p.

1908 All-India Muslim League 11th Sessions, Delhi. M. A. Ansari. Delhi: 1948. 24 p.

1909 The Federal Principle in Pakistan. Kemal A. Faruki. Pakistan: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1948. 16 p.

1910 Administration under Martial Law. Dawn of a New Era. Mohammed Ayub Khan. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1958. 20 p.

1911 Women's Division. Islamabad: (Cabinet Secretariat) Government of Pakistan, 1948. 6 p.

1912 Pakistan Movement 28th Celebration of Independence. Karachi: Central Secretariat Pakistan Social Academy, 1948. 152 p.

1913 Pakistan, Ishtiaq Husain Qureshi. An Islamic Democracy. Lahore: Institute of Islamic Culture, Pakistan, 1949. 30 p.

1914 Pakistan. Washington, D.C.: Embassy of Pakistan, 1949.24 p.

1915 Pakistan, the Struggle of a Nation. Pakistan: Director of Foreign Publicity, Government of Pakistan, 1949. 38 p.

1916 International Islamic Economic Conference Inaugural Address. Ghulam Mohammed. Karachi: 1949.26 p.

1917 Muslim Valley Forge, an Introduction to Mubarek Ali Khan. Montague A. Machell. Phoenix: 1949.32 p.

1918 The West Pakistan Unit. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1949. 16 p.

1919 Speech Delivered by the Honor'ble Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan. At the First Session of the Pakistan Muslim League Council Held on the 20th Feb. 1949 in the Khaliqdina Hall. Liaquat Ali Khan. Karachi: Director, Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1949. 31 p.

1920 Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations (Background Note). Pakistan: 1949.13 p.

1921 Pakistan's Fundamentals of Freedom. Containing the Motion on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly and the Speeches Thereon of the Honourable Mr. Liaquat AM Khan and the Honourable Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. Liaquat Ali Khan, Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. Karachi: Controller of Printing and Stationery, Government of Pakistan, 1949. 31 p.

1922 Draft Constitution and Rules of the East Pakistan Awami Muslim League. Dacca: Tafazzal Hossain for East Pakistan Awami Muslim League, 1950.32 p.

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1923 Problems Facing Pakistan. Liaquat Ali Khan, W. Norman Brown, Phillips Talbot. Chicago: 1950. 18 p.

1924 International Islamic Economic Association, Presidential Address. Second Session, October 1950. Ghulam Mohammed. Tehran, Iran: 1950.11 p.

1925 Save Civilisation, India Threatens It. Manifesto of the Hindustan Hamara Party. Hindustan Hamara Party. Karachi: Headquarters of the Party at Valika Chambers, 1950. 10 p.

1926 International Studies. Documentary Research Service on International Affairs, Baluchistan. Imtiaz Muhammad Khan. London: Diplomatic Press and Publishing Company, 1950.12 p.

1927 Pakhtoonistan. Delhi: Akbar Khan, Central Pakhtoon Jiraga-i-Hind, 1950. 30 p.

1928 Pushtoonistan: A Myth. Prime Minister's Statement in the Constituent Assembly on January 9, 1950. Liquat Ali Khan. Karachi: Director, Advertising, Films, and Publications Department, Government of Pakistan, 1950.

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1929 Just a Peep at Pakistan. New York: Consulate General of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 24 p.

1930 Presidential Address by the Hon'ble Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister for Commerce, Education, and Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan at the Joint Conference of the Advisory Board of Education, the Inter-University Board and the Council of Technical Education. Fazlur Rahman. Karachi: Press Information Department, Government of Pakistan, 1951. 12 p.

1931 Indian Troop Concentra- tions against Pakistan. Extracts from World Press, July 16 to August 1951. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1951.34 p.

1932 Inaugural Address Deliv- ered by the Hon'ble Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister for Commerce and Education, Government of Pakist. On the Occasion of the All- Pakistan Urdu Conference, Held at Karachi on the 15th April, 1951. Fazlur Rahman. Karachi: 1951. 5 p.

1933 White Papers Issued by Government of Pakistan. India's War Propaganda against Pakistan (Since Delhi Agreement). Correspondence between the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India. Washington, D.C.: Embassy of Pakistan, 1951.38 p.

1934 Speech on Basic Principles Committee Report. Khwaja Nazimuddin. Karachi: 1952. 9 p.

1935 The Task before Us. Iqbal Day Address. Mohamad Ali. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1952. 42 p.

1936 Address by the Hon'able Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister of Commerce, Education, and Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan. Address to Inaugurate the First Annual Session of the All Pakistan Educational Conference, at Karachi, on Oct. 4th,1952. Fazlur Rahman. Karachi: 1952. 8 p.

1937 Communism and Democracy. Hazrat Mirza, Bashiruddin Mahmud Ahmad. Washington, D.C.: Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, 1952.12 p.

1938 Speech of the Honourable Mr. A. K. Brohi on the Motion for Consideration of the Report of the Basic Principles Committee. Brohi, A. K. Karachi: Government of Pakistan Press, 1953.51 p.

1939 Policy Statement by the Hon'ble Mr. Mohammed AN, Prime Minister of Pakistan. At a Press Conference in Karachi held on May 22, 1953. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1953. 19 p.

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1940 West Pakistan as One Unit. Mohammed Ali. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1954. 10 p.

1941 Freedom of Information. Address Delivered in the Series "Building for Peace" Sponsored by United Nations Information Centre for Pakistan. A. K. Brohi. Karachi, Pakistan: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan. 1954. 19 p.

1942 The Flag Incident in Kabul. Failure of Mediation. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1955.13 p.

1943 First-of-the-Month Broadcast to the Nation. Covering the Months January, February, March. Mohammed Ali. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, 1955. 24 p.

1944 Pakistan's Foreign Policy. Hamidul Huq Chowdhury. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1956. 24 p.

1945 Some Current Problems of Pakistan. Mohammed Ali. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Gov- ernment of Pakistan, 1956. 43 p.

1946 Foreign Relations. Recent Pronouncements by Pakistan's Leaders. Mohammed AN. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1956. 63 p.

1947 Durand Line. India: 1956. 16 p.

1948 Prime Minister's Statement on Foreign Policy. December 9,1956. H. S. Suhrawardy. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1956. 19 p.

1949 Broadcast to the Nation, 12th September, 1956. H. S. Suhrawardy. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1956. 13 p.

1950 Pakistan's Defence Alliances. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1956. 14 p.

1951 Speech of the Hon'ble Finance Minister on the Budget of the Government of Pakistan for 1956-57. Karachi: Press Information Department, Government of Pakistan, 1956.14 p.


1953 Statement of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Malik Firoz Khan Noon, to the Security Council of the United Nations on the India- Pakistan Question on January 30,1957. Malik Firoz Khan Noon. Pakistan: 1957.21 p.

1954 Statement on Foreign Relations and Defence. H. S. Suhrawardy. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1957. 30 p.

1955 The Pakhtunistan Stunt. India: 1957.15 p.

1956 Winding up of Foreign Policy Debate. H. S. Suhrawardy. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1957. 24 p.

1957 Kashmir. Malik Firoz Khan Noon. Kashmir: 1957. 19 p.

1958 Statement on Foreign Relations and Defence. H. S. Suhrawardy. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Gov- ernment of India, 1957. 30 p.

1959 Joint Electorate in Pakistan. H. S. Suhrawardy. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1957. 12 p.

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1960 Speech of Pakistan's President. Mohammad Ayub Khan. New Delhi: Information Section of the High Commission for Pakistan, 1958. 4 p.

1961 Towards Consolidation. Two Years of the Revolutionary Government in Pakistan. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958.31 p.

1962 Five Years of Revolutionary Government. The Planning Division. Pakistan: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 12 p.

1963 Democratic Ideals and Foreign Policy of Pakistan. Malik Firoz Khan Noon. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of India, 1958. 11 p.

1964 New Regime, a Period of Reconstruction. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958.22 p.

1965 Pakistan Portent. Ajoy Ghosh. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha for Communist Party of India, 1958.22 p.

1966 The Indus Basin Dispute. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958. 8 p.

1966A India and America, an Alliance of Values. Purnendu Kumar Banerjee. Washington, D.C.: Information Services of India, 1966.34 p.

1967 Message to the Nation. Mohammad Ayub Khan. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958. 7 p.

1968 Proclamation by Major- General Iskander Mirza, President of Pakistan. Iskander Mirza. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958. 7 p.

1969 The Cabinet Division, 1958- 1963. Five Years of Revolutionary Government. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1958. 11 p.

1970 The Health Division, 1958- 1963. Five Years of Revolutionary Government. Karachi: Department of Films, Advertising, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 16 p.

1971 The Home Affairs Division. Five Years of Revolutionary Government. Karachi: Department of Films, Advertising, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 8 p.

1972 Current Economic and Political Trends in Pakistan. Aziz Ahmed. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1959. 18 p.

1973 Islamabad. Rawalpindi: Inter-Services Public Relations Directorate, General Headquarters, Rawalpindi, 1959. 8 p.

1974 Land Reforms. Mohammad Ayub Khan. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1959.

7 p.


1976 To Prosperity through Freedom. The Swatantra Party's Statement of Policy. Bombay, India: S. V. Raju for Central Office of the Swatantra Party, 1960.32 p.

1977 Time Bomb in Asia. New York: Information Division, Pakistan Permanent Mission to United Nations, 1960. 24 p.

1978 Dispute•Rann of Kutch. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1960. 11 p.

1979 Challenge to Free Asia's Survival. The Kashmir Dispute. Aziz Ahmed. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1959. 7 p.

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1980 President's Message on Outline of Second Five Year Plan, (1960-65). Broadcast on 30th December, 1959. Mohammad Ayub Khan. Karachi: Government of Pakistan Press, 1960. 4 p.

1981 Pakistans' President Ayub in Retrospect. Background Report. Mohammad Ayub Khan. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1961. 17 p.

1982 President Mohammad Ayub Khan•A Profile. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1961.21 p.

1983 Peril and Opportunity in Kashmir. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1961. 29 p.

1984 Guidelines, Basic Democracies. Hasan Zamen, Masudul Hasan. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1963. 14 p.

1985 Pakistan-China Boundary Agreement. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1963. 19 p.

1986 The Pakistan Flag. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1964. 16 p.

1987 President Ayub's Offer of Friendship to India. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1964. 11 p.

1988 Some Speeches of Dr. Tulsi Giri, Chairman: Council of Ministers. Tulsi Giri. Pakistan: 1964. 39 p.

1989 A Retrospect on Basic Democracies, October 1959^July1964. Rawalpind: Government of Pakistan Press, 1964. 30 p.

1990 Pakistan Demands a New Deal for All Developing Peoples. President Ayub's Advocacy of a Challenging Cause at the Common- wealth Conference, 1964. Mohammad Ayub Khan. India: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1964. 11 p.

1991 Pakistan Moves Forward. Pakistan: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1964.24 p.

1992 Pakistan. President Ayub Khan. On the Record. Mohammad Ayub Khan. London: Department of Films and Publications by Courtesy of the High Commission for Pakistan. 1964.26 p.

1993 India's War on Pakistan in Words and Pictures. Pakistan: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, [1965]. [30] p.

1994 Understanding Pakistan. R. G. Kangeya. Pakistan: 1965. 63 p.

1995 Pakistan and the Muslim World. Speech Delivered by Mr. Zulfikar All Bhutto, Foreign Minister, Pakistan Islamic Council for International Affairs. Zulfikar AN Bhutto. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 36 p.

1996 Second Five Year Plan, Targets and Achievements. India: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 15 p.

1997 The Indian War. G. Ahmed. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1965. 14 p.

1998 President Ayub on the Crisis over Kashmir. Mohammad Ayub Khan. Pakistan: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 29 p.

1999 Kashmir in Arms•The Hour of Reckoning. Broad- cast Talk by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Sept. 3,1965. Zulfikar AN Bhutto. India: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 12 p.

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2000 Cease-Fire and after. World Reactions to India's War on Pakistan and Cease-Fire. India: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 11 p.

2001 Undertakings Undertaken. President Ayub Khan's Election Manifesto, Section Entitled "I Undertake." India: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 24 p.

2002 Indian Aggression against Pakistan-American Reac- tions. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1965. 9 p.

2003 Story of Kashmir, 1947-65. India: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1965. 7 p.

2004 Indian Aggression against Pakistan American Reac- tions. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1965. 10 p.

2005 Central Government and Development of East Pakistan. S. M. Taqi Hashmi. Dacca: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1966. 8 p.

2006 Islam Needs No Crutch of Socialism. A. K. Sumar. Karachi: Aisha Bawany Waqf, 1966. 16 p.

2007 G. M. Sayed on National Unity. G. M. Sayed. Karachi: Syed Ahson Ali Rizvi for Syed and Syed, 1967. 26 p.

2008 Pakistan Soviet Relations. President Mohammad Ayub Khan's Visit to the U.S.S.R. India: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1967. 43 p.

2009 Pakistan•Economic Showcase. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Pakistan Embassy, 1967.21 p.

2010 India and the Bomb. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Pakistan Embassy, 1967.11 p.

2011 Speech of Mr. Akhter Hameed Khan at the Third Women's Rally, Held on March 6,1966. Akhter Hameed Khan. Com ¡Ha: Pakistan Academy for Rural Development, 1967. 8 p.

2012 The Dynamism of Islam. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1968. 7 p.

2013 Constitution of the Pakistan Democratic Party, 1969. Pakistan Democratic Party. Dacca: Fazlur Rahman Khan, Regional Pakistan Democratic Party Office, 1969. 16 p.

2014 Crisis on the Ganges. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Pakistan Embassy, 1969. 10 p.

2015 Elections in World's Third Largest Democracy. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1970. 7 p.

2016 Pakistan and International Issues. Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1970. 8 p.

2017 Ambassador Addresses a Press Conference. National Press Club, Washington, August 30,1971. Agha Hilaly. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Pakistan Embassy, 1971. 18 p.

2018 Return of Displaced Persons•India Rejects U.N. Proposals. Pakistan Aide-Memoire to Secretary- General, 13th August, 1971. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1971. 7 p.

2019 India Confesses Designs to Undo Pakistan. East Pakistan Documentation Series. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, 1971. 19 p.

2020 Contemporary Political Systems. Sayed Farooq A. Hassan. Lahore: Sunbeam Commercial Art Press, 1971.49 p.

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2021 Voices against Barbarity. Rawalpindi: Pakistan Council for Repatriation of Prisoners of War, 1971.47 p.

2022 Federal Intervention in Pakistan•An Ambassador's Response. Background Report III. Agha Hilaly. Washington, D.C.: Pakistan Embassy, 1971. 20 p.

2023 Federal Intervention in Pakistan, On-the-Spot Dispatches. Background Report. Washington, D.C.: Pakistan Embassy, 1971. 10 p.

2024 Cloud over the Ganges. Qutubuddin Aziz. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1971. 16 p.

2025 Federal Intervention in Pakistan•Shadow of War. Background Report VII. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1971.22 p.

2026 Federal Intervention in Pakistan•Chronology. Background Report I. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Pakistan Embassy, 1971. 16 p.

2027 Quest for Constitution. S. M. Zafar. Lahore: Nashiran-e- QuranLtd. 1972.23 p.

2028 Know Your Enemies. An Address Given at the Rotary Club of Karachi, Thursday, 6th January, 1972. Nawabzada Vajid Mahmood. Karachi: Rotary Club of Karachi, 1972. 7 p.

2029 President Bhutto's Address to Sind and Baluchistan High Court Bar Association. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1972. 11 p.

2030 Meaning of Press Freedom•Text of Speech. Maulana Kausar Niazi, Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Auqaf and Haj, Press Freedom Day. Maulana Kausar Niazi. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1972. 8 p.

2031 Crackdown on Preaching of Hate, Rebellion. Mumtaz Ali Bhutto. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1972. 8 p.

2032 Whither Mohajirs? A Mohajir. Karachi: 1972. 8 p.

2033 The Tripartite Accord-PPP- NAP-JUI, March 6, 1972. Basic Documents and Background Material. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Karachi, 1972.33 p.

2034 President Bhutto's Address to Sind and Baluchistan High Court Bar Association. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1972. 11 p.

2035 The Language Accord. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1972. 15 p.

2036 Comprehensive Plan to Control Drugs. Poppy Replacement Project Steadily Progressing. Islamabad: Pakistan Narcotics Control Board, Government of Pakistan, 1973. 6 p.

2037 Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Visit to the United States of America, Statements and Speeches. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Rawalpindi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1973. 87 p.

2038 Can Prisoners of War Be Made Political Hostages? Islamabad: Families of Pakistani Prisioners of War, 1973. 21 p.

2039 Whither Geneva Conventions? Syed Farooq Hassan. Pakistan: [n.d.]. 24 p.

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2040 Prime Minister Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto at the Export Promotion Council Annual Meeting. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Karachi: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1973. 15 p.

2041 Separation of Judiciary under the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Mian Qamar Ud Din Ahmad. Rawalpindi: Publications Sector, Pakistan National Centre, 1973. 4 p.

2042 Prime Minister Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Visits Bangladesh. World Press Reports and Comments on the Successful Visit of the Pakistan Prime Minister to Bangladesh, June 27-29. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Auqaf and Haj, Department of Films and Publications. 1974. 40 p.

2043 Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Asia Observer, London, Larkana December 24,1975. Islamabad: Information and Broadcasting Division, Government of Pakistan, 1975. 20 p.

2044 Old Hailians Association First Commerce Conference, Held on March 13,1975. Lahore: Hailey College of Commerce, 1975. 17 p.


2046 Address to the Nation, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1975.32 p.

2047 Constitutional Amendments, Facts and Fiction. Islamabad, Pakistan: Information and Broadcasting Division, Government of Pakistan, 1975. 16 p.

2048 Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Editor "Egyptian Gazette" and "Egyptian Mail" Lahore, January 29,1976. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad, Pakistan: Information and Broadcasting Division, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 20 p.

2049 General Elections, New Leadership to Emerge. Islamabad, Pakistan: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 28 p.

2050 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan Muhammad Yaqub Ali, Address at the Third Pak- istan Jurists' Conference. Muhammad Yaqub Ali. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 12 p.

2051 Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Fariborz Atapour of Tehran Journal, Sept. 1976, at Lahore. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976.23 p.

2052 Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Inaugural Address at International Seerat Conference, Rawalpindi, March 3,1976. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 6 p.

2053 Mutual Respect for Independence and Sovereignty Leads Us to Prosperity. General Zia Addresses Istanbul Islamic Conference, 13 May, 1976. Ziaur Rahman. Istanbul: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, 1976.

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2054 Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar AM Bhutto Interview to J. Heitink, Asst. Ed. De Telegraf, Amsterdam. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 12 p.

2055 Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Khushwant Singh, Ed. Illustrated Weekly of India. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 9 p.

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2056 Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Inaugural Address, Third Pakistan Jurists' Conference, Dec. 8,1976. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1977. 6 p.

2057 Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Moti Ram, a Senior Indian Journalist, 23rd Sept. 1976. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 19 p.

2058 R.C.D.: Challenge and Response. Zulfikar AN Bhutto. Washington, D.C.: Information Division, Embassy of Pakistan, 1976. 12 p.

2059 Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Speech at Supreme Court Building of Islamabad, March 23, 1976. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1976. 9 p.

2060 Quaid-e-Azam as Leader of Opposition. A Paper Read at the Pakistan Muslim League Lawyers Quaid-e- Azam Conference at Lahore July, 1976. Inamul Huque. Karachi: Inamul Hugue, Advocate, 1976.15 p.

2061 Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Speech in the National Assembly of Pakistan, January 7,1977. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1977.14 p.

2062 New Land Reforms. Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Address to the Nation, January 5, 1977. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1977. [9] p.

2063 Nizam-a-Mustafa. Sheikh Ahmed. Karachi: Pakistan Institute of Arts and Design of Book Production, 1977.12 p.

2064 Training Administrators under Nizam-a-Mustafa. Sheikh Ahmed. Karachi: Pakistan Institute of Arts and Design of Book Production, 1977.13 p.

2065 Planning under Nizam-a- Mustafa. Sheikh Ahmed. Karachi: The Pakistan Institute of Arts and Design of Book Production, 1977.13 p.

2066 Umma-Oriented Foreign Policy under Nizam-a- Mustafa. Sheikh Ahmed. Karachi: The Pakistan Institute of Arts and Design of Book Production, 1977.13 p.

2067 General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq, Chief of the Army Staff and Chief Martial Law Administrator, Press Conference. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Directorate of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1978. 54 p.

2068 What Next after the Indian Moshe Dayan? Mubashir Hasan. Lahore, India: Mubashir Hasan, 1978. 21 p.

2069 Measures to Enforce Nizam-i-lslam. Address to the Nation. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1978. 10 p.

2070 The Right of Private Property. Javed Kam ran Bash i r. Lahore, India: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1978.28 p.

2071 Drug Demand Prevention. Islamabad: Pakistan Narcotics Control Board, 1978. 6 p.

2072 What Is Going On? Pakistan: 1978. 14 p.

2073 Pakistan Nuclear Program. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1978. 8 p.

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2074 U.N. Woman's Development Decade•Its Relevance to Pakistan. Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan. Pakistan: All Pakistan Women's Association, 1978.11 p.

2075 President Ends Political Uncertainty•Address to the Nation. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1979.18 p.

2076 Provincial Autonomy in 1973 Constitution. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1979. 48 p.

2077 President Calls for Islamic Society•Address to the Nation. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1979. 13 p.

2078 Pakistan's Nuclear Programme. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1979. 19 p.

2079 Nuclear Energy in Pakistan. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1979. 14 p.

2080 The President on Pakistan's Ideological Basis. Address by President Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq at the Inauguration of Shariat Faculty of Quaid-i-Azam University. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1979. 8 p.


2082 President Addresses Shariah Seminar. Inaugural Address by Près. Gen. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq at the International Seminar on Application of Shariah. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1979. 11 p.

2083 Summary of Supreme Court Judgement. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Others vs. the State. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1979. 16 p.

2084 Social Justice and the Role of Law in Islam. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1979.10 p.

2085 Pakistan Foreign Policy. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1976.15 p.

2086 Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan•World Press Reaction. Islamabad: Pakistan Forum, 1979.40 p.

2087 Introduction of Hudood Laws In Pakistan. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1979. 15 p.

2088 In Quest of Peace. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1980. 90 p.

2089 International Conference on Advances in Earth Sciences. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1980. 7 p.

2090 Aga Khan Award for Architecture. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq, Lahore, Oct, 23,1980. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1980. 15 p.

2091 U.N.'s Call•Total With- drawal from Afghanistan. Pakistan Foreign Affairs Advisor's Address. Agha Shahi. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1980. 15 p.

2092 National Conference of Muslim Women. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1980. 10 p.

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2093 Address by General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan as Chairman of Islamic Conference. Thirty-Fifth Session of United Nations General Assembly. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1980. 28 p.

2094 Revival of Islamic Values in Pakistan. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1981.14 p.

2095 34th Anniversary of Independence Day•Flag Hoisting, Ceremony Address by Près. Gen. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1981. 9 p.

2096 Presidential Address of Gov. Punjab Lt. Gen. Ghulam Jilani Khan at 95th Founder's Day Celebration of Aitchison College. Ghulam Jilani Khan. Lahore: Directorate of Public Relations, Government of the Punjab, 1981. 7 p.

2097 President Reviews National and International Issues• Interview to World Islamic Times. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1981. 7 p.

2098 Commitment to Islamic Ideology•Bounden Duty of Public Servants•Address at Administrative Staff College. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1981.19 p.

2099 Exhibition on Heritage of Islam. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1981. 6 p.

2100 Monetary and Fiscal Economics of Islam• International Seminar. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1981. 11 p.

2101 Hijacking•Conspiracy against Pakistan and Ideology. Address to the Nation. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1981. 9 p.

2102 Formation of Majlis-e-Shura Announced Promotion of Islamic Solidarity, Non- Alignment and World Peace Enforcement of Islamic System Objective of Pak- istan Movement Tributes to Inspiring Leadership of Quaid-i-Azam. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1981. 22 p.

2103 President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq in NBC's Programme, Meet the Press. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1982. 18 p.

2104 U.S. Fifth Resolution• Situation in Afghanistan. U.N. Call for Removal of Foreign Troops. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1982. 21 p.

2105 Situation in Afganistan• Implications for Interna- tional Peace. 4th U.N. Resolution•Call for Total Withdrawal of Foreign Troops. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, 1982. 19 p.

2106 Female Crime in Rural and Urban Areas of Pakistan. Pervaiz Naeem Tariq. Islamabad: Research Wing, Women's Division, Government of Pakistan. 1982. 8 p.

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2107 President of Pakistan General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq•Visit to the United States. Addresses and Speeches. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1982. 92 p.

2108 Fourth National Exhibition of Visual Arts. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1982. 7 p.

2109 Role of Press in Society• Annual Dinner of All Pakistan Newspapers Society. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1982. 15 p.

2110 Pakistan for Peace with India. President's Interview to Calcutta Weekly. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1982. 42 p.

2111 Sacrilege of Al-Aqsa Mosque•Solidarity Day in Pakistan. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1982. 19 p.

2112 Islamic Democracy Basis of New Political System. Second Session of Federal Council. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1982. 19 p.

2113 March toward Islamic Democracy•Address to Federal Council. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1982. 15 p.

2114 Protective Legislation for Factory Women and Mine Workers in Pakistan. Islamabad: Research Wing Women's Division, Government of Pakistan, 1982. 4 p.

2115 Islamic Economics Second International Conference. Inaugural Address by President Mohamas Zia-ul- Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 18 p.

2116 Fifth Session of Federal Council. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 22 p.

2117 The President and the People. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 41 p.

2118 Basic Objectives of Foreign Tour•Address to the Nation. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 25 p.

2119 Political Plan Announced, Seventh Session of Federal Council. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 47 p.

2120 Visit to Turkey•Addresses and Speeches, 29 August- 3 September, 1983. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 32 p.

2121 Martial Law Lifted, Consti- tution Fully Restored. Address to Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament). Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1985. 36 p.

2122 Islam Stands for Unity and Brotherhood. Eighth Session of Federal Council. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 43 p.

2123 Organization of Islamic Conference. Committee of Experts for Establishment of International Islamic Women's Organization. Begum Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1985. 10 p.

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2124 Travel Abroad•Frontier Formalities. Passports and Visas, Customs, Formali- ties and Allowances, Health Regulations, Currency Regulations, Concessions. Pakistan: Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, Tourism Division, Government of Pakistan, 1983. 21 p.

2125 Eradication of Corruption: Expeditious Dispensation of Justice. 36th Independence Anniversary Flag-Hoisting Ceremony. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1983. 9 p.

2126 PARC's Statutory Bodies/Committees and Their Composition. Islamabad: Directorate of Scientific Information, Pakistan Agricultural Research Council, 1983. 18 p.

2127 United Nations in Pakistan. Islamabad: United Nations Information Centre for Pakistan, 1983.65 p.

2128 Pakistan's Foreign Policy. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1983. 13 p.

2129 Federal Council Debate on Pakistan's Foreign Policy. Sahabzada Yaqub Khan. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1983. 35 p.


2131 The Pakhtun Question. 1984. 60 p.

2132 Pakistan Believes in Non- interference. Interview to Indian Journal. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1984. 20 p.

2133 Fifty Years of Literacy and Adult Education. Akhter Hameed Khan. Karachi: Education Resource Center Orangi Pilot Project, 1984. 23 p.

2134 Report of the Workshop on Elimination of Interest from Government Transactions. Islamabad: International Institute of Islamic Economics, 1984. 18 p.

2135 12 August, 1983, Plan Irrevocable•10th Session of Majlis-e-Shoora. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1984. 55 p.

2136 Referendum•Announce- ment of Results. Speech by Chief Election Commis- sioner Justice S. A. Nusrat. S. A. Nusrat. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1984. 23 p.

2137 Referendum Announced. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1984. 19 p.

2138 Referendum•Step towards Islamic Democracy. Articles from National Newspapers. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1985. 64 p.

2139 A Crisis of Conscience. Zurich, Switzerland: S. N. Ahmad for Indo, Oriental Publications, 1984. 16 p.

2140 Pakistan Day 1984 Joint Services Parade. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1984. 6 p.

2141 Handbook on Management of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan. (Revised) Edition. Islamabad: Chief Commissioner for Afghan Refugees, Government of Pakistan, 1984. 143 p.

2142 Referendum•People's Historic Decision in Favour of Nizam-i-lslam. Address to Nation President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1984. 16 p.

2143 Pakistan Education Key Indicators. Islamabad: Ministry of Education, Government of Pakistan, 1984. 6 p.

2144 Pakistan's Economy Key Indicators. Karachi: National Bank of Pakistan, Research and Statis- tics Department, 1985. [8] p.

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2145 Pakistan Statistics in Brief•1985. Pakistan: Federal Bureau of Statistics, Statistics Division, Government of Pakistan, 1985. 6 p.

2146 Supremacy of Shariah to Be Established•President General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq at Motamar Al-Alam Al- islami's Dinner. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1985. 16 p.

2147 Pakistan to Be Model of Islamic Democracy, Brotherhood, and Equality. Address to Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament). Mohammad Khan Junejo. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1985. 8 p.

2148 Socio Economic Profile of Sind. Karachi: Bureau of Statistics, Government of Sind, 1985. 3 p.

2149 Interview with President General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq by Panel of National Journalists. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1985. 32 p.

2150 Interview with President General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq by a Panel of Editors of National Newspapers. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1985. 23 p.

2151 Prime Minister's Five Point Programme. A Better Life for the Common Man. Mohammad Khan Junejo. Islamabad: Directorate of Films and Publications for Pakistan Planning Commission, 1985. 20 p.

2152 American Imperialism and Martial Law in Pakistan. Shaukat Ali. Lahore: People's Publishing House Ltd. 1986. 18 p.

2153 Pakistan-U.K. Relations. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, 1986. 11 p.

2154 Pakistan U.S. Strike Forces in South Asia. Saral Patra. Delhi: Navyug Press, 1986. 46 p.

2155 Address by Ghulam Ishaq Khan President Islamic Republic of Pakistan, to Foreign Delegates. Ghulan Ishaq Khan. Islamabad: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of Pakistan, 1988. 6 p.

2156 Constitution Upholds Independence of Judiciary. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, [n.d.]. 7 p.

2157 The West Pakistan Unit. Karachi: Department of Advertising, Films, and Publications, Government of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 16 p.

2158 Charters of Freedom and Democracy. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, [n.d.]. 8 p.

2159 Basic Democracies. Pakistan: Bureau of National Reconstruction, Government of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 28 p.

2160 People's President. Pakistan: Department of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 26 p.


2162 Pakistan's Fundamentals of Freedom. Containing the Motions on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly. Liaquat Ali Khan, Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. Karachi: Governor-General's Press and Publications, Government of Pakistan, [n.d.]. [43] p.

2163 Memorandum to the Secretary Pak Constituent Assembly on the Basic Principles and Fundamental Rights. Dacca: East Pakistan Awami Muslim League, [n.d.]. 24 p.

2164 Pakistan Foreign Policy. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 10 p.

2165 Women in Industry• Phase I. Sabeeha Hafeez. Islamabad: Women's Division Cabinet Secretariat, Government of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 13 p.

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2166 My Troubled Life. Akhter Hameed Khan. Karachi: Education Resource Center, Orangi Pilot Project, [n.d.]. 26 p.

2167 Our Pakistan. Defined by Mr. Jinnah with Extracts from His Up-To-Date Speeches. M. Fazlullah Hafizi. Calcutta: S. Mitra, [n.d.]. 31 p.

2168 Islamic Spiritualism. Syed Muhammad Zauqi Shah. Lahore: Sufi Foundation, [n.d.]. 16 p.

2173 Pakistan Demands a New Deal for All Developing Peoples. President Ayub's Advocacy of a Challenging Cause at the Common- wealth Conference, 1964. A. B. S. Jafri. Pakistan: Depart- ment of Films and Publications, Government of Pakistan, 1964. 12 p.

2174 Manifesto to the Peasants of Asia from the Interna- tional Peasant Union. International Peasant Union. Umerkot: Sind Hari Federation, [n.d.]. 13 p.

2169 Khums Zakat. India: Youm-e-Hussain Organizing Committee, [n.d.]. 14 p.

2170 The Ethical Basis for Democracy in Pakistan. A. R. Cornelius. Pakistan: Hamdard National Foundation (Pakistan), 1971.35 p.

2175 Eradication of Social Evils in Pakistan. Jamil-Ud-Din Ahmad. Karachi: Pakistan Publications, [n.d.]. 23 p.

2176 Love, Brotherhood, and Equality in Islam. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, [n.d.]. 6 p.

2171 Advent of 15th Century Hijra•Address to the Nation. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. Islamabad: Ministry of Informa- tion and Broadcasting, Govern- ment of Pakistan, [n.d.]. 12 p.

2172 Charter of Freedom and Democracy. Karachi: Pakistani Publications, [n.d.]. 8 p.

2177 Blessings of Islam. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, [n.d.]. 7 p.

2178 Social Justice and Role of Law in Islam. Islamabad: Pakistan Publications, [n.d.]. 11 p.

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2179 A Foreign Policy for India. M. R. Masani. Bombay: M. R. Masan i, 1937. 26 p.

2180 Indian Foreign Policy. Rammanohar Lohia. Allahabad: All India Congress Committee, 1938. 19 p.

2181 The Anglo-American Powers and India. Taraknath Das. New York: Jewish Frontier, 1941. 5 p.

2182 The Visva-Bharati Cheena- Bhavana and the Si no- Indian Cultural Society. Tan Yun-Shan. Bengal: P. K. Mukerji at Santiniketan Press, 1944.25 p.

2183 India and America. J.J.Singh. New York: 1947. 48 p.

2184 My Discovey of America in India. Merle Curti. United States: The American Scholar, 1947. 11 p.

2185 India and Asian Communism. New Delhi: The Eastern Economist, 1948. 31 p.

2186 Towards Better Understanding. Delhi: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Old Secretariat, [n.d.].[4]p.

2187 Indo-Pakistan Relations• Correspondence between the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan from July 1951-August 1951. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1951.24 p.

2188 The Profession of Diplomacy. G. S. Bajpai. New Delhi: India Information Services, 1952.15 p.

2189 Bulganin Souvenir•Peace Is the Bond That Unites Us! India: All India Peace Council, 1955.29 p.

2190 Panchsheel. Delhi: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1957.64 p.

2191 The Question of Cyprus. V. K. Krishna Menon's Statements in the United Nations. V. K. Krishna Menon. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, 1958. 40 p.

2192 India-China Relations. Jawaharlal Nehru. Delhi: Publications Division, Government of India, 1959. 20 p.

2193 Problem of Indian Defence. Calcutta: S. Mukherjea for Institute of Political and Social Studies, 1959. 14 p.

2194 The Chinese-Indian Border Issue•Documents and Facts. Chou En-lai. India: Special Supplement to "China Reconstructs," 1959. 19 p.

2195 Prime Minister Nehru's Letter to Premier Chou En-Lai. Jawaharlal Nehru. New Delhi: 1959. 19 p.

2196 India and Freedom. M. C. Chagla. Washington, D.C.: Embassy of India, Information Service of India, 1959. 16 p.

2197 The Quest for Peace: An Indian Approach. Jaya Chamaraja. Minneapolis: Gideon Seymour Memorial Lecture Series, 1954. [9] p.

2198 India, Tibet, and China. B. K. Desai. Bombay: Democratic Research Service, 1959.40 p.

2199 The Tragedy of Tibet. Jayaprakash Narayan. New Delhi: Preparatory Bureau for the Afro-Asian Committee on Tibet, 1959.40 p.

2200 Danger from Communist China. A. D. Gorwala. Bombay: G. R. Bhatkal, Popular Book Depot, 1959.75 p.

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2201 Indian Attitudes toward Colonialism. Norman D. Palmer. Philadelphia: Foreign Policy Research Institute, University of Pennsylvania, 1959. 40 p.

2202 Tibet. Geneva, Switzerland: Interna- tional Commission of Jurists, Geneva, 1960, 1960. 12 p.

2203 Lest We Forget. Boston: Portuguese-American Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1961. 15 p.

2204 India, Arabs, Palestine, 1920-1958. New Delhi: External Publicity Division, Ministry of External Affairs, 1961.24 p.

2205 India-China Border Problem. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, 1962. 5 p.

2206 More on Nehru's Philos- ophy in the Light of the Sino-lndian Boundary Question. Special Supplement to China Reconstructs, 1962. 42 p.

2207 India-China Border Problem. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1962. 14 p.

2208 China's Betrayal of India• Background to the Invasion. India: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1962.40 p.

2209 Chinese Betrayal of India. Hind Gyan Mala. New Delhi: K. N. Menon, 1962. 56 p.

2210 Chinese Aggression against India. New Delhi: National Council of University Students of India, 1962.23 p.

2211 Chinese Aggression in War and Peace. Letters of the Prime Minister of India. Jawaharlal Nehru, Chou En-lai. Delhi: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1962.44 p.

2212 Philosophy of India's Non- Alignment Policy. Jaya Chamaraja Wadiyar. India: 1962.13 p.

2213 The Chinese Threat. Jawaharlal Nehru. Delhi: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1963. 98 p.

2214 India's Trade Boycott of South Africa. K. N. Raj. London: International Conference on Economic Sanctions against South Africa, 1964.10 p.

2215 India-Pakistan Relations. B. K. Nehru. Washington, D.C.: Information Service of India, 1965.22 p.

2216 The Paradox of India- Pakistan Relations. India: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1965. 48 p.

2217 Naked Act of Aggression by Pakistan in Kutch. Lai Bahadur Shastri. Washing- ton, D.C.: Information Services of India, 1965. 11 p.

2218 India-U.A.R. Relations. G. S. Bhargava. New Delhi: D. P. Sinha People's Publishing House Ltd. 1966.30 p.

2219 India and China•A Brief Study. India: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1966. 18 p.

2220 India and America•An Alliance of Values. Pumendu Kumar Banerjee. Washington, D.C.: Information Service of India, 1966. 34 p.

2221 U.N. Assembly Session. Sardar Swaran Singh. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1967. 13 p.

2222 India's Role in South East Asia. N. G. Goray. Lucknow: Satya Roy, Netaji Subhas Institute for Social Studies, 1967. 8 p.

2223 Foundations of Peace. Address Delivered by Shrimati Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India at the General Assembly of the United Nations. Indira Gandhi. India: 1968. 9 p.

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2224 We Protest Government Decision to Extend Consular Relations with East Germany. Dahyabhai V. Patel. New Delhi: Society For Parliamentary Studies, 1971. 7 p.

2225 Where Do We Stand Today? (Bangla Desh Issue). Nityanand Acharya. India: 1971. 16 p.

2226 The Astute Ambassadors (On Bangla Desh). Nityananda Acharya. Orissa: Agragami Karyalaya, 1971. 24 p.

2227 Rights of 75 Million People of Bangla Desh to Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness. Shrimati Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India to Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America: 1971. [3] p.

2228 Growth with Social Justice. An Assessment of India's Development Strategy. Lakshmi Kant Jha. Washington, D.C.: Information Service of India, Embassy of India, 1971. 25 p.

2229 Diplomatic Relations, German Democratic Republic-India. Dresden: Verlag Zeit im Bild, German Democratic Republic, 1972. [6] p.

2230 Simla Agreement. Debates in Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha. Replies by the Prime Minister and the Minister of External Affairs. Indira Gandhi, Sardar Swaran Singh. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1972. 73 p.

2231 Simla Agreement•A New Milestone. Prime Minister's Speech in Rajya Sabha. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: All India Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee, 1972.20 p.

2232 Dangerous "Octopus" in the Indian Ocean. A. S. Moorthy. New Delhi: Kalamkar Prakashan Private Ltd. 1980.77 p.

2233 President Leonid Brezhnev Visits India. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1980.40 p.

2234 India's Views on the Afghan Situation. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, 1980.63 p.

2235 Non-Alignment Today. Narasimha Rao. Bonn, Ger- many: Address at the Foreign Policy Association, 1981. 23 p.

2236 Continuing Relevance of Non-Alignment. Prime Minister Speaks-23. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Address to the Non-Aligned Foreign Minister's Conference, 1981.10 p.

2237 India's Views on the Indian Ocean. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1981. 17p.

2238 Cannibal Bomb. Onkar Narain. New Delhi: Kalamkar Prakashan Private Ltd. 1981.39 p.

2239 India Reiterates Commit- ment to Principles of United Nations. P. V. Narasimha Rao. New Delhi: External Publicity Division, Government of India, 1982. 11 p.

2240 Russia-Pak Axis against India. Sudarshan Kumar. Delhi: Forum for International Relations, 1982. 16 p.

2241 Common Quest for Peace and Development. Indira Gandhi. New Delhi: Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 1983. 5 p.

2242 U.S. Build-up of Pakistan's Military Might and Designs to Encircle India. Why Atal Behari Vajpayee and Charan Singh Are Dismiss- ing This Threat to India? Shashi Bhushan. New Delhi: Daljit Sen Adel General Secretary for the National Citizen's Forum, 1984. 8 p.

2243 The Jayewardene-Gandhi Summit: New Dimension in International Relations. Colombo, Pakistan: Society For Ethnic Amity, 1985. 17 p.

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2244 Untruths Exposed: India- West Asia Tangle. New Delhi: Society for Parliamentary Studies, [n.d.]. 28 p.

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Akhilanand R.S.S.S. Jana Sangh•An

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All India Agricultural Workers' Union

All-India Agricultural Worker's Union. Statement of Policy and Constitution. 845

The Call for Unity and Struggle. Proceedings, Resolutions and Other Documents of the 2nd Conference of A.I.A.W.U. held at Palghat. 850

General Secretary's Report to 24th Session of the All India Kisan Sabha. (Midnapore, West Bengal, November 8 to 11, 1982). 848

All India Agriculturists' Federation

An Agricultural Plan for India. 1162

All India Congress Committee All India Congress

Committee Meeting, Gandhinagar, October 9 and 10, 1972. Opening Remarks by Dr. Shanker Dayal Sharma, President, Indian National Congress. 214

All India Congress Committee Session, 15- 16th May, 1971 at Munshinagar, Bombay, Non-Official Resolutions. 191

All India Mahila Congress A.I.C.C. 276

Battle on the Economic Front. Fifth Five Year Plan and Our Tasks. 223

Betrayal of National Interests. 195

Brainwashing a Nation. Don't Let It Succeed. 197

A Cleansing Operation in Punjab. 250

Congress and Forthcoming Elections. 252

Congress Hand-Book, 1946. 23

Congress Manifesto. 200 Congress Seva Dal Manual.

40 Congress Seva Dal Manual:

Training. 33 Congress Triumphs. An

Analysis of By-election Results. 181

Constitution of Indian National Congress. 153

Constitution of Indian National Congress. 155

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As in Force from July 11, 1969). 175

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Adopted at the Bombay Meeting of the A. I. C.C. April 1948). 28

124

Author Index

All India Congress Committee cont.

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Indore Meeting of the All India Congress Committee. 44

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Agra Meeting of the All-India Congress Committee, July 1953). 72

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Bhavnagar Session of the Indian National Congress in January 1961.130

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Bombay Meeting of the All India Congress Committee, June 1956). 101

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As in Force from June 25, 1967). 160

Constructive Programme for Women: A Handbook. 94

Emergency and After, Some Vital Answers. 227

Essential Services Maintenance Ordinance• Why? 235

Follow-up Measures after Bank Nationalisation. 184

Hopes and Hoaxes. Prime Minister's Plans Make Poor Poorer. 198

Indian National Congress Rules. 157

Indian National Congress Rules. Framed under Article XX(f)(i) and Other Articles of the Constitution. 106

Indian National Congress, 73rd Plenary Session, Bombay, December 28- 29,1969.168

Indian National Congress. Names and Addresses of Delegates for 1955-56. 79


Indian National Congress. List of Members of Congress Committee for 1968-69, with Permanent Addresses. 165

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, Jan. 1949- Sept. 1950.35

Kerala Mid-Term Election 1970•Analysis. 1577

Meet the Challenge. 193 Message of Gandhinagar.

Resolutions Adopted at the Seventy-Third Session of the Indian National Congress, Gandhinagar on December 21-22, 1969. 174

Minutes of the All India Congress Committee Meeting, Bombay 20-21 st October 1983. 239

Minutes of the All India Congress Committee Meeting, 6th and 7th Dec. 233

Non-Official Resolutions. 213 Non-Official Resolutions.

Indian National Congress, 73rd Plenary Session. 171

Non-Official Resolutions Received for the All India Congress Committee Session. 183

Non-Official Resolutions Received for the All India Congress Committee Session 1966.158,159

Padayatra•A Report. 119 People's Victory. An Analysis

of 1971 Elections. 190 Presidential Campaign

Lesson for Opposition. 236 Press Comments Before and

After Army Action in Punjab. 251

Programme for Constructive Work. All India Congress Committee. 93

. Recommendations of the Streamline Committee. 178


Report of Sub-Committee on Democracy and Socialism. 150

Report of the Agricultural Production Sub- Committee. 115

Report of the Committee (Appointed by the Congress President), on Land Reforms. The Congress Working Committee Decisions. 217

Report of the Committee of the Congress Party in Parliament. 125

Report of the Congress Planning Sub-Committee. 117,120

Report of the Congress Village Panchayat Committee. 73

Report of the Constructive Work Committee. 91

Report of the Constructive Workers' Conference, Amritsar, February 7, 1956.100

Report of the Economic Programme Committee. 25

Report of the General Secretaries (December 1975 to December 1983). 244

Report of the Sub-Committee Appointed by the Executive Committee of the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee to Enquire into the Working of the Congress Organisation in Gujarat. 104

Resolution on Economic Policy and Programme Passed by the A. I. C.C. at Its Meeting in July 1969 in Bangalore. 173A

Resolutions on Foreign Policy 1947-57.105

Rules of the Indian National Congress. Framed under Article XVIII(f)(i) and other Articles of the Constitution. 169

125

Author Index


Secularism Meets the Challenge of Communalism. 179

Seva Dal Manual: Training Camps. 42

Socialism Betrayed by Centre's Economic Adventure. Prices of Food, Cloth, Drugs Shoot Up. 194

Sri Lanka's Minority Problem. 256

Text of Resolutions. 173 Text of Resolutions Adopted

and Note Discussed at the A.I.C.C. Meeting, Delhi, Junel and 2, 1972.220

Text of Resolutions and Statement in Economic Policy, Adopted at the 74th Plenary Session, Indian National Congress. Bidhan, Nagar, Calcutta. 218

Text of Resolutions and Statement on Economic Policy Adopted at the 74th Plenary Session. Indian National Congress, Bidhan Nagar, Calcutta. (December 28-29, 1972). 207

Text of Resolutions on i) Communal Situation, ii) Political Situation, and iii) Foreign Policy. Adopted at the A.I.C.C. Meeting, New Delhi, June 13-15, 1970. 186

Text of Resolutions on I). Distribution System for Essential Commodities and II). Economic Policy. Adopted at the A.I.C.C. Meeting Gandhinagar (Gujarat), October 9 and 10,1972.221

Text of Resolutions. Passed at the All India Congress Committee Meeting Dated New Delhi, April 3 and 4, 1971.192


Thoughts on Tasks: Present and Future. 216

Towards Socialist Thinking in Congress. 133

Two Exclusive Interviews. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on Questions Facing India and the World. 224

Volunteer Organisation. Being a Collection of the Resolutions Passed by the Congress, A.I.C.C, and Working Committee since 1917.37

What Congress Stands for. Election Manifesto. 41

What Congress Stands for. Seeks the Mandate of the Nation to Work for a Social Order Based on Freedom and Justice. 282

Woman's Wing of the Congress. 112

Your Freedom in Peril• Defend It Zealously. 196

Youth Congress: A Handbook. 99

All India Congress Committee (I) All India Congress

Committee (I) Ex- Servicemen Cell. Role and Activities of the Cell to Promote Unity and Social Awareness. 253

The Challenge in Punjab. 247

Congress (I) Manifesto. Punjab Elections 1985. 271

Congress in the Welfare of Backward Classes. 263

Conspiracy Exposed. 269 Disarmanent. 264 The Foreign Policy of the

Indian National Congress. 259

Forward March of Indian Economy. 262

Health Care at Every Doorstep. 255

Ail India Congress Committee (I) cont.

India and the International Scene. 246

Indian National Congress (I) Election Manifesto, 1983. Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tripura. 243

Indian National Congress. Resolutions Adopted at the 77th Plenary Session of the Indian National Congress, Calcutta, December, 1983. 241

Indian National Congress. Resolutions Passed in the A.I.C.C. Meeting Held on 20th and 21st October in Bombay. 242

Indian National Congress. Resolutions Passed in the A.I.C.C. Meeting Held on the 23 and 24th April 1988 at Maraimalai Nagar. 275

Irrigation. 266 Our Agriculture. 267 Pakistan War Postures. 261 Punjab•A Pledge Fulfilled.

270 Punjab Imbroglio. 260 Revised 20-Point

Programme. 254 Science and Technology.

258 SeH-Reliance in Defence.

268 Three Decades of Progress.

265 Vital International Issues.

Palestine, Namibia, Grenada, Central America, Cyprus. 257

All India Hindu Convention All India Hindu Convention

Resolutions. 1187 All India Hindu Mahasabha

All India Hindu Mahasabha Election Manifesto. 759

The Hindu Mahasabha. Constitutton, Objects, and Rules. 756

Mahasabha's New Stand. 757

126

Author Index

All India Hindu Mahasabha cont. Om Extract of the Speech

Delivered by Seth Jugalkishoreji Birla at the Cawnpore Session of the Hindu Mahasabha. 30th December, 1942. 754

All India Insurance Employees Association

Struggle for Charter of Demands. 835

All India Kisan Sabbha All India Kisan Sabha 24th

Conference 8-11 November, 1982 Proceedings and Resolutions. 846

The Constitution of the All India Kisan Sabha. 842

New Peasant Upsurge. Reasons and Remedies. 844

The September Struggle•A Review. Review Report, Report of the Central Secretary and Proceedings of C. E. C. Meetings and of Joint Meetings of Towards All India Action Programme. Proceedings, General Secretary's Report and Resolutions of the CKC & AIKC meetings Cuttack (Orissa) 24-26 April. 860

24th Conference of the All India Kisan Sabha (8th- 11th November, 1982). General Secretary's Report. 847

All India League for Revolutionary Culture

Inaugural Conference. 1377 All India Muslim League

All India Muslim League, Central Board Policy and Programme. 886

The Constitution and Rules of the All India Muslim League. 1025

All India Muslim League cont. The Constitution and Rules

of the All-India Muslim League. Passed at the Sessions at Lucknow on the 18th October, 1937. 892

It Shall Never Happen Again. 1026

List of the Members of the Council of the All India Muslim League. 911

Re: Hindu-Muslim Settlement. Correspondence between Mr. Gandhi and Mr. Jinnah, Mr. Nehru and Mr. Jinnah, Mr. Bose and Mr. Jinnah. 899

Resolutions of the All India Muslim League from January 1944 to December 1946.976

Resolutions of the All India Muslim League from October 1937 to December 1938.898

The War! Problem of India's Future Constitution!! What Muslim India and Its Leader Mr. M. A. Jinnah Think? 909

All India Peace Council Bulganin Souvenir•Peace Is

the Bond That Unites Us! 2189

All India Students' Federation An Appeal to the Student

Community. Adopted at the Fourth Conference of Student's Federation of India. 1347

The Face of United States Imperialism. 793

Forge Unity on Common Issues. Documents of The Third All-India Conference of Students' Federation of India. 1306

March for a Better Tomorrow. 21st National Conference January 28 to 31, 1983. 1383

All India Students's Federation cont.

Student's Federation of India. Programme and Constitution. 1348

All India Trade Union Congress Constitution of the All-India

Trade Union Congress (Amended). Adopted at the 25th Session of the A.I.T.U.C. at Ernakulam. 784

Draft Report to the 28th Session of the All India Trade Union Congress, Guntur, 28 January-1 February, 1970. 790

Growth of Indian Monopoly. 795

Modern Imperialism. An Economic and Statistical Survey. 792

The Trade Unions against Multinational Companies. 794

The Two T.U. Conferences. Documents-Speeches- Declarations. 791

29th Session of A.I.T.U.C. Report of the Secretariat. 799

All India Trade Union Convention

Withdraw Industrial Relations Bill. United Voice of Indian Working Class. 802

All India United Trade Union Conference

All India United Trade Union Conference against Price Rise and Anti-Working Class Policies. Draft Declaration. 837

Allen, James S. The Crisis in India. 938

Ambedkar, B. R. All-India Scheduled Castes

Federation. Memorandum to the Cabinet Mission on 5th April, 1946.1008

Hindus Ate Beef. 1372

127

Author Index

Ambujammal, S. Indian National Congress,

60th Session. Reception Committee Chairman's Address. 83

Amin, R. K. Some Lessons of a Decade

of Planning. 1182 Anaimuthu, V.

Disillusioned Backward Classes and Scheduled Castes. An Open Letter to Prime Minister. 1336

Whither Backward Classes? 1352

Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee

N.T.R.'s One Year. A Report on the Democratic Rights in Andhra Pradesh. 1595

Repression on the Rural Poor in Andhra Pradesh. 1594

Andhra Pradesh Government Colossal Loss to Telangana.

Sequel to Agitation. 1587 Andhra Pradesh Government

Facts about Telangana. 1589 New Deal for Telangana.

1591 United We Stand. 1590

Andrews, C. E. Andrews' Papers. Bunch of

Letters to Rabindranath Tagore and M. K. Gandhi. 1495

Ansari, M. A. All-India Muslim League 11th

Sessions, Delhi. 1908 Appadurai, A.

Gandhian Thought. Disciplines of Democracy. 1505

Arara, J. S. My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420

Asrami, S. A. An Open Appeal. 1185

Assam Pradesh Congress Committee

Pradesh Congress on Assam's Reorganisation. 162Â

Aurobindo, Sri Spirit and Missbn of India

(Compilation from Sri Aurobindo's Writings). Sri Aurobindo's Action No. 21. 1259

Ayde, Shivaji Rao Communal Riots in India. (A

Legal, Sociological, and Political Study). 1725

Mazharul Haque. Symbol of Hindu-Muslim Unity. 1709

Ayub Khan, Mohammad Administration under Martial

Law. Dawn of a New Era. 1910

Land Reforms. 1974 Message to the Nation. 1967 Pakistan Demands a New

Deal for All Developing Peoples. President Ayub's Advocacy of a Challenging Cause at the Common- wealth Conference, 1964. 1990

Pakistan. President Ayub Khan. On the Record. 1992

Pakistans' President Ayub• In Retrospect. Background Report. 1981

President Ayub on the Crisis Over Kashmir. 1998

President's Message on Outline of Second Five Year Plan, (1960-65). Broadcast on 30th December, 1959.1980

Speech of Pakistan's President. 1960

Ayyath, K. M. Land Reform in India and

Kerala. 1553 Azad, Abul Kalam

India•What Next? Why the Talks Failed. Congress Reply 1463

Jinnahsaheb "Please." 945 Presidential Address. Indian

National Congress, Fifty- Third Session, Ramgarh, March, 1940.11

Aziz, Qutubuddin Cloud Over the Ganges.

2024

Bahuguna, Hemwati Nandan Indianising Whom? 180, 281

Bajpai, G. S. The Professton of Diplomacy.

2188 Bajpai, Girja Shankar

An India Looks at the War. 937

Bakhshi, Ghulam Mohammad Let Us Resolve. A Call to

Brother Delegates and Fellow-Fighters. 1854

Bakshi Government Unanimous Vote of

Confidence in Bakshi Government. 1807

Baluchistan Government Baluchistan in the First Year.

1907 Bandukwala, J. S.

A Gandhian Struggle by the Victims of Baroda Riots. 1343

Bandyopadhyaya, J. Congress and Democratic

Socialism. 163 Banerjee, Purnendu Kumar

India and America, an Alliance of Values. 1966Â, 2220

Banerji, Mukul Jana Sangh's Somersaults.

A Study of Jana Sang h Attitude to Indo-Soviet Treaty in the Light of Its Foreign Policy. 1727

Bangladesh Government Bangladesh on Way to

Elections, 1986.1876 Bannarji, Prashad

Report of the Five Man Committee. (Appointed by the Congress President in Pursuance of the Resolution of the A.I.C.C).

Bannerjee, Tarun Health Services in India•

Sorry State of Affairs. 1308 Bardhan, A. B.

Attack on Education. 443 Debate on Reservation. 862

128

Author Index

Bardhan, A. B. cont. The Electricity Industry and

Condition of the Electricity Workers. 796

Bari, S. A. Universal Foundation of

Gandhi's Religion. 1715 Barnabas, A. P.

Bringing Democracy to the Village. 1108

Barton, William South India Looks Ahead.

988 Barua, Bhabesh Chandra

Gandhian Thought. Relevance of Satyagraha as a Weapon of Socio- Economic and Political Changes in Modern Times. 1499

Barua, Hem Gandhian Thought. The

Relevance of Gandhi for Our Times. 1497

Basavapunnaiah, M. On the Political Line of the

C.P.I.(M). 492 On the Programme of the

C.P.I.(M). Party Line on Current Tactics. 515

Salkia Plenum Decisions and After. 518

Bashir, Javed Kamran The Right of Private

Property. 2070 Bashir, Mian Manzar

Pakistan at the Final Crossroads. Separate Regional Suicide or United National Survival? 1899

Basu, Bhupendranath Why India Is Heart and Soul

with Great Britian. 865 Basu, Jyoti

Conference of Political Parties and Chief Ministers in Calcutta. 1387

National Development Council. Text of Speech by Jyoti Basu, Chief Minister, West Bengal. 1531

Basu, Jyoti cont. Our Views on Trend of

Events in Assam. [Letters Addressed to the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister of Assam]. 1528

Bauer, P. T. Central Planning and

Economic Development. 1244

Bazaz, Prem Nath Kashmiri Pandit Agitation

and Its Aftermanth. 1828 Truth about Kashmir. 1790

Bedi, B. P. L. Gandhi's Non-Violent

Weapon. 1063 Beg, Nasirullah

Educational Rights of Minorities. 1508

Rights of Minorities under the Indian Constitution. 1486

Begum, Hajrah Why Women Should Vote

Communist. 334 Beharilal, Mukut

Planned Economy and Socialism. 590

Bhabha, C. H. State Enterprises. 1123

Bharatiya Jana Sangh Bharatiya Jana Sangh.

Election Manifesto. 624 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. On

Economic Policy, Internal Situation, Political Situation. Resolutions. 639

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. On Exodus of Hindus, Political Situation, Economic Situation. Resolutions. 643

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Resolutions Passed by the All India Working Committee, 1969.640

Election Manifesto, 1957. 618

Election Manifesto, 1967. For a Better and Brighter Delhi. 630

The Jana Sangh Approach. 631

Jana Sangh Declares War on Poverty. Election Manifesto, 1971.644

Bharatiya Jana Sangh cont. Jana Sangh: The Only

Alternative. Election Manifesto, 1972.648

Malappuram or Mopalastan? 635

Principles and Policy. 627 Recent Communal Riots. A

Report. 633 Who Killed Upadhyaya? 636

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. All India Working Committee

Resolutions Passed by the Bharatiya Karya Samiti (All India Working Committee). 623

Bharatiya Janata Party Action Unavoidable, Situation

Avoidable. Hindu-Sikh Unity at All Costs. 688

Bharatiya Janata Party Today. 679

Bharatiya Janata Party Working Group Report. Ideological, Organisational, Agitational, Constructive, Electoral. 689

Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 2nd January 1987 at Vijayawada. 697

Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 5th June, 1982atSurat. 673

Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 7th January 1984 at Indore. 687

Draft National Policy Statement on Housing and Slums. 670

Draft Statement on Judicial System. 675

Economic Policy Statement. 693

The Great Betrayers. 701 The Meenakshipuram

Report. 669 Miscellaneous Party

Resolutions. 666 National Executive Press

Release, Resolutions, Reports. 685

129

Author Index

Bharatiya Janata Party cont. The Only Alternative. Shri

M. C. Chagla's Address at B.J.P. Session. 665

Policy Statement on the Problems of Scheduled Castes. 699

Report of the Working Group. 690

Resolution•Lawlessness in the Punjab, Environment- Ecology, Approach for Forthcoming Elections. 672

Resolution on Elections to State Assemblies. Press Release-Working Group Programme for the Organizational Elections. 688A

Resolutions Adopted by National Executive. National Executive Meeting. 702

Resolutions Adopted by the National Executive. 700

Resolutions Adopted by the National Executive. Resolutions Adopted by the Plenary Session. 692

Resolutions: Budget and Economic Situation, Corruption, Call for South Asian Summit, Assault on Local Democracy. 682

Resolutions, National Executive, National Council. 684

Resolutions-Reservation Policy, Economic Situation, Nuclear Bomb, Internal Situation. National Executive Meeting. 691

Resolutions•Statement on International Situation. 674

Resolutions•Statement on the Current International Situation, Economic Situation, Political Situation. 676

Statement on Economic Situation. An Approach Paper on Tribal Problems. 681

Statement on the I.M.F. Loan, Review of Political Situation, Subversion of Electoral Process. War on Corruption, Election Demand in Kerala. 667

The Tip of the Iceberg. The Story of Three Scandals. 698

Towards a New Polity. Election Manifesto, Lok Sabha Election, 1984. 683

Bharatiya Karya Samiti Bharatiya Jana Sangh.

Resolutions Passed by Bharatiya Karya Samiti. 647

Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Union First Conference of Bharatiya

Khet Mazdoor Union. 1232 Third Conference of

Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Union. 774

Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh.

Constitution and Rules. "Work Is Worship." 776

Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha Bharatiya Jana Sangh.

Resolutions of the Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha and the Working Committee. 620

Bhargava, G. S. India-U.A.R. Relations. 2218

Bhasin, Prem Report of the Fourth Natbnal

Conference of the Praja Socialist Party Held at Poona (Maharashtra). 551

Bhat, U. U. Gems from Congress

Presidential Addresses Every Indian Youth Should Know. 1453

Bhatt, Kanubhai P. The Masses' Challenge to

the Millionaires' 15 Year Economic Plan. 971

Bhatt, N. K. Indian National Trade Union

Congress, 23rd Annual Session. Presidential Address. 815

Bhattacharjea, Ajit Report on Ahmedabad.

1237,1706 Bhattacharya, Achintya

Struggle of the Surma Valley Peasantry. 856

Bhattacharya, Mrinmoy Challenge of Education•A

Critique. 452 Bhattacharyya, Rabindra Kumar

An Appeal to the Honourable Members of Parliament. 1269

Bhattacherjee, Pritindra Krishna Left Front Government in

West Bengal. Eight Years. 1539

Bhavan, Gandi Hyderabad Pradesh

Congress. Approved by the A.I.C.C. On 28-9-1953. 70

Bhave, Vinoba Sarvodaya and the Business

Community. 1155 Vinoba Bhave on World

Peace. 1489 Bhayee, Ardaman Singh

A Peep into Sikhism. 1261 Bhoothalingam, S.

Planning at Cross-Purposes. 1248

Bhowmick, Dhirendra An Open Letter to Jawaharlal

Nehru. In re: Assam Tragedy (1960). 1596

Bhownaggree, Mancherjee The Verdict of India. 869

Bhushan, Shashi U. S. Build-up of Pakistan's

Military Might and Designs to Encircle India. Why Atal Behari Vajpayee and Charan Singh Are Dismissing This Threat to India? 2242

Bhutto, Mumtaz AN Crackdown on Preaching of

Hate, Rebellion. 2031 Bhutto, Mumtaz Ali

The Road to Understanding. 1906

130

Author Index

Bhutto, Zulfikar ali Address to the Nation,

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan. 2046

Kashmir in Arms. The Hour of Reckoning. 1832,1999

Kashmir. Speech Delivered to the Security Council by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Minister for External Affairs, Government of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. 1833

The Language Accord. 2035 New Land Reforms. Prime

Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Address to the Nation, January 5, 1977.2062

Pakistan and the Muslim World. Speech Delivered by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Foreign Minister, Pakistan Islamic Council for International Affairs. 1995

President Bhutto's Address to Sind and Baluchistan High Court Bar Association. 2029, 2034

Prime Minister Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto at the Export Promotion Council Annual Meeting. 2040

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Fariborz Atapour of Tehran Journal, Sept. 1976, at Lahore. 2051

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to J. Heitink, Asst. Ed. De Telegraf, Amsterdam. 2054

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Khushwant Singh, Ed. Illustrated Weekly of India. 2055

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Moti Ram, a Senior Indian Journalist, 23rd Sept. 1976.2057

Bhutto, Zulfikar ali cont. Prime Minister of Pakistan

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Speech in the National Assembly of Pakistan, January 7, 1977.2061

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Inaugural Address, Third Pakistan Jurists' Conference, Dec. 8, 1976. 2056

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Asia Observer, London, Larkana December 24, 1975.2043

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Editor "Egyptian Gazette" and "Egyptian Mail" Lahore, January 29, 1976.2048

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Visit to the United States of America, Statements and Speeches. 2037

R.C.D.: Challenge and Response. 2058

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Inaugural Address at International Seerat Conference, Rawalpindi, March 3, 1976.2052

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Speech at Supreme Court Building of Islamabad, March 23, 1976.2059

Bihari, L. K. Bharatiya Janata Party

Presidential Address. 705 Birla, L. N.

Planning and Nationalisation. Rethinking in India and Abroad. 1197

Biswas, Pranesh Struggle of the Surma Valley

Peasantry. 856 Bombay Government

Independence Day in Bombay•How Freedom Was Greeted by the People. An Illustrated Record of the Celebrations. 1045

Bombay Government cont. Minister Collector and You.

1062 Police Did Their Best to Save

Gandhiji's Life. High Court's Findings. 1076

Bora, Phani Nagas. The Real Story. 306

Bose, Arun Indo-British Big Business

Deals. New Forms of Imperialist Exploitation. 288

Bose, Dilip 1942 August Struggle and

the Communist Party of India. 428

Bright, Jagat S. Hindu Code Bill•Will It Kill

the Congress? 1084 British Information Service

India's Right to Freedom. 922

British Information Service 50 Facts about India. 935 India's Third Year of War.

What India Is Doing for the United Nations. 963

Brohi, A. K. Freedom of Information.

Address Delivered in the Series "Building for Peace" Sponsored by United Nations Information Centre for Pakistan. 1941

Speech of the Honourable Mr. A. K. Brohi on the Motion for Consideration of the Report of the Basic Principles Committee. 1938

Brown, W. Norman Problems Facing Pakistan.

1923 Bryan, William Jennings

America on British Rule in India. 1457

William Jennings Bryan on British Rule in India. (Secretary of State of the United States of America). 866

131

Author Index

Carnegie, Andrew America on British Rule in

India 1457 Carpenter, Edward

India and the Empire. 878 Central Campaign Committee

The Congress and Constitutional Amendments. 230

Glimpses of Indian National Congress: 1885-1975. 225

Importance of Self-Reliance and of Increasing Production. Prime Minister Addresses the Workers. 226

People's Poet Subramania Bharathi. 280

Centre of Indian Trade Unions The C.I.T.U. Resolves in

Madras. Review of the 4th Conference Resolutions. 822

Concede Parity in Wages First. C.l.T.U.'s Reply to the Questionnaire of the Fourth Pay Commission. 831

Impose Stricter Controls on Monopolies and Multinationals. 830

Real Face of Congress (I) Brand of Socialism. Full Text of the Speech of Comrade Samar Mukerjee, M.P. Leader, CPI-M Group in Lok Sabha and General Secretary. 828

Repulse Assault on Public Sector. Documents of the Meeting of the Co- ordination Committee of Public Sector Unions held at Durgapur on March 28- 29, Centre of India Trade Union. 832

Chagla, M. C. India and Freedom. 2196 Our Constitution. 1178

Chakrabarty, Nrisingha Railwaymen and the Third

Pay Commission. Will the Commission Do Away With the Starvation Wages of Railway Employees? 819

Chakravartty, Subhas Karimganj Riots. A Political

Study. 1695 Meerut Riots•A Case Study.

1703 Chalapathi Rau, M.

India Fights to Defend Democracy. 138

Chand, Kailash Mother's Son. Son of His

Mother Appeals to Members of Indian Parliament to Come Forward to Help Confer on Citizens of India Their Natural Right to Own the Lineage of Their Mothers. 1164

Chander, Bhushan The Punjab Belongs to the

Sikhs. 1036 Chandra, Ram

The Appeal of India to the President of the United States. 872

Chandra, Romesh The Tashkent Spirit. India's

Banner for Today, Mankind's New Charter. 351

Chandra, Satish Communal Interpretation of

Indian History. 1689,1716 Chandrasekhar, S.

India and the War. 915 Changla, M. C.

Focus on Indianisation. Text of Speeches Delivered in Rajya Sabha. 1717

Chari, A. S. R. The Bangla Desh Struggle.

1863 Intervention against

Constitution. 320 Chatterjee, N. C.

Awakening of New India Problems of Today. 758

Chatterjee, N. C. cont. Democracy in Peril. Problem

of Jammu. 1806 Police in a Welfare State.

1168 Chatterji, Margret

Gandhian Thought. The Meaning of Freedom• With Special Reference to the Gandhian View. 1501

Chattopadhyay, Gautam Arun Shourie's Slanders

Rebutted History Has Vindicated the Communists. 429

Chattopadhyay, Jyotiprakash Attack on Education. 443

Chaudhuri, M. M. Indian National Congress.

Report of the General Secretaries January 1957 to December 1957.111

Chavan, Y. B. Impartial and Efficient

Administration. Chief Minister's Assurance to People of Bombay State. 1131

Chhedi Lai, Thiru Austerity•Need of the

Hour•Independence Day, 1973. Message by His Excellency the Lt. Governor of Pondicherry Thiru Chhedi Lai. 1272

Chitaranjan Facts about R.S.S.S. and

Gandhi Murder, R.S.S.S. and Freedom Movement, R.S.S.S. and Communal Riots. A Mist of Motivated Propaganda Shattered. 1047

Chockalingam, T. S. Horrors of Mudukulathur.

(Ramnad District, Madras State). 1619

Chou En-lai Chinese Aggression in War

and Peace. Letters of the Prime Minister of India. 2211

The Chinese-Indian Border Issue•Documents and Facts. 2194

132

Author Index

Choudhuri, Manmohan Threats to Liberty. 1370

Choudhury, M. M. Indian National Congress.

Report of the General Secretaries, March 1956 to December 1956.107

Chowdhury, Hamidul Huq Pakistan's Foreign Policy.

1944 Chowdhury, Munier

Pakistani Nationalism. 1880, 1895

Commission of Inquiry into the Police Firing at Ramanagaram

Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Police Firing at Ramanagaram. 1424

Committee for the Protection of Democratic Rights

Know Your Rights. A Handbook for Political Activists, Social Workers, Trade Unionists, etc. 1316

War Hysteria and Civil Liberties. Papers Presented at a Seminar Organized by C.P.D.R. 1354

Committee on Election Expenses

Report of the Committee on Election Expenses. Appointed by Citizens for Democracy on the Suggestion of Shri Jayaprakash Narayan. 1302

Committee on Electoral Reform Report of the Committee on

Electoral Reform. Report of the Committee Appointed by Mr. Jayaprakash Narayan on Behalf of the Citizens for Democracy. 1277

Committee on Fundamental Human Rights of Citizens of Pakistan

Human Rights in Pakistan. Interim Report of the Committee on Funda- mental Rights of Citizens of Pakistan and on Matters Relating to MinorKies as Adopted by the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan. 1893

Communist Party of India African National Congress.

75 Fighting Years. 454 C.P.I. Delegation's Visit to

China. Some Impressions. 461

C.P.I.'s Stand on Major Issues. 438

Carnage at Jamshedpur. 402 Communist Party and

Problems of National Reconstruction. 304

Communist Party in the Struggle for Peace, Democracy and National Advance. 302

Communist Party of India and Fight against Communalism. 450

Communist Statement of Policy. For the Struggle for Full Independence and People's Democracy. 287

Constitution of the Communist Party of India. Adopted at the Extraordinary Party Congress, Amritsar, April 1958.316

A Course of Party Education. Second Stage (For Branch Secretaries). 359

Declaration of Independence. Communist Party Resolution for the Constituent Assembly. 283

Detractors of C.P.I. Bank on Falsehood. 403

A Dialogue with Marxist Communist Party. 347Â

Communist Party of India cont. Draft Programme of the

Communist Party of India. 337

Draft Review of National and International Developments since the Varanasi Party Congress. Adopted by the National Council of C.P.I. New Delhi, December 18-22, 1985 for Discussion in the 13th Party Communist Party of India. 446

Election Manifesto. 331 Election Manifesto of the

Communist Party of India. 356, 376, 379, 380

Fight against Revisionism. 341

Fight Back Communalism. Stand of the Communist Party at the National Integration Council Meeting. 360

A Fighting Front of Toiling Millions against Imperialists and Their Collaborators. 293

Forward to Defence of Motherland under the Banner of Jawaharlal Nehru! Speeches by Communist Members in Parliament. 332

India's Food Crisis. Analysis and Solution. 285

The International Situation and Problems of World Communist Movement. Draft Report Adopted by the National Council. 363

Marshall Plan for Asia! Prosperity or Pauperisa- tion? A Communist Analysis. 289

Memorandum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India to the States Reorganization Commission. Communist Party of India. 299

133

Author Index

Communist Party of India cont. National Emergency and Our

Tasks. Resolution Adopted by the Central Executive Committee, Communist Party of India, New Delhi, 1975.399

One Year of Freedom. 291 One Year of People's

Struggles. 292 Party and Trade Unions.

Some Problems. 338 Party Education Series,

Grade II Course. 389 Party Education Series.

Preliminary Course. 384 Political Resolution. Adopted

by the 12th Congress of C.P.I. Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, March 22-28, 1982.409

Post-Election Situation and Our Tasks. Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. 355

Proceedings of the Left Parties Meetings. First Meeting Sept. 16, 1965, Second Meeting Nov. 2-4, 1965, Third Meeting Dec. 9-11,1965.347

Reaction Strikes in Bangladesh. 398

Release Long-Term Political Prisoners! 324

Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. 455

Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, April 18 to 22, 1988.459


Communist Party of India cont. Report and Resolutions

Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, October 12 to 15,1988. 464

Report and Resolutions. National Council of the Communist Party of India. 404

Report on Organisation. Adopted by the 12th Congress of the Communist Party of India. Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, March 22-28,1982. 411

Reports and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, September 17 to 20,1983. 419

Resolution on Party Organisation. 298

Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, January 20-23, 1985.444

Resolutions and Documents. Adopted by the National Council, Communist Party of India. 396

Resolutions and Report. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. 400

Resolutions of the Communsit Party of India. Adopted at the Extraordinary Party Congress, Amritsar, April 1958.315

Resolutions of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. 393

Resolutions of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. For Party Members Only. 346

Communist Party of India cont. Review of Political

Developments and Party Activities since Eleventh Party Congress. Adopted by the 12th Congress of the Communist Party of India, Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, Mar. 22-28, 1982.407

Review of the Second General Elections. 310

Review Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 1 April to 5 April 1983.414

Statement of Policy. Adopted by the All India Conference of the Communist Party of India. 466

Tasks of the C.P.I, on the Working Class Front. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India, New Delhi, 17-20 September 1983. 416

Towards a People's Navy. 284

What Peking Keeps Silent about. What Mao Said Earlier But Contradicts Today. 387

World Says "No" to Nuclear War. 421

Communist Party of India (Marxist)

C.P.I.(M.), Resolution (June 1974), on Party and Trade Union Organisations. 486

C.P.I.(M.)'s Appeal to Electorate. 529

Central Committee Document on Mass Organisations. 498

Central Committee Report on Current Situation. Adopted at Its Meeting in New Delhi, September 10-16, 1983.506

134

Author Index

Communist Party of India (Marxist) cont.

Central Committee Report on Major Devebpments since the 11th Party Congress. Adopted at the Meeting held in New Delhi on August 27-30,1982. 501

Central Committee Resolutions. 471

Congress (I) Conspiracy to Thwart West Bengal Elections Exposed. West Bengal State Committee. 502

Constitution. 522 Constitution. Adopted by the

Eighth Congress, Cochin, December 23-29, 1968. 473

Draft Political Resolutions for the 11th Congress, Vijayawada, January 26- 31,1982. (Adopted by the Central Committee at its Meeting in New Delhi, October 26-31, 1981 ). 499

Election Review and Party's Tasks. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). 469

Focus: India•1966-79. Balance Sheet of Indira Regime & Janata Rule. 491

Focus: Working Class under Congress and Janata Rule. 493

Ideological Resolution. Adopted by the Central Plenum, Burdwan, April 5- 12, 1968.474

The International Situation. Central Committee Report. 516

Letter to Andhra Comrades. 479

On Centre-State Relations. 508

On Left Deviation. Resolution of the Central Committee, Communist Party of India, (Marxist). Madurai, August 18 to 27, 1967.470


Our Tasks on Party Organisation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) at its Calicut Session, October 28 to Congress Party of India (Marxist). 468

The Peasant Upsurge and Remunerative Price Issue. Central Committee Document. 497

Polit Bureau Document on Major Developments since the Central Committee Meeting of February 4-8, 1981.496

Polit Bureau Statement on the 9th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. With Lin Piao's Report to the 9th Congress, New Constitution of the Communist Party of China. 478

Political Resolution. Adopted by the Ninth Congress, June 27 to July 2, 1972, Madurai. 481

Political Resolution of the 11th Congress of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Vijayawada, January 26-31, 1982.500

Previous Splits in the AITUC. 480

Programme. Statement of Policy. 482

Raise Your Voice against Landlord-Police Terror in Andhra Pradesh. 472

Report and Resolution on Organisation. Adopted by the Salkia Plenum, De- cember 27-31,1978. 489

Report on Economic and Political Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Meeting in Calcutta, July 15 to 20, 1973.484


Report on International and National Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee Meetings, July 4-6, 1986.519

Report on International and National Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Com- munist Party of India (Marxist) at Its Meeting in New Delhi from February. 510

Report on Political Develop- ments. (Adopted by the Central Committee Meet- ing, New Delhi, April 9-12- 1987). 523

Resolutions of the Central Committee. Homage to Martyrs, Condolences, Political and Economic Situation, Certain Agrarian Issues, Chile, West Asia. 483

Role of Stalin As the C.P.I.(M.) Views It. (A Collection of Documents). 524

Save the Amu I 495 Tasks on the Kisan Front.

Resolutions of the Central Committee. 476

Tasks on the Trade Union Front. Document Adopted by the Central Committee at Its Meeting in New Delhi, September 10-16, 1983. 509

Tasks on the Trade Union Front. Resolution of the Central Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist). 477

Why the Ultra-'left" Deviation? 475

Communist Party of India (Marxist). Andhra Pradesh Committee

Memorandum to Bhargava Commission. 487

135

Author Index

Communist Party of India (Marxist). West Bengal State Committee

Anti-People Policy of the Indira Congress. 504

West Bengal Marches on an Untravelled Path. 514

West Bengal Reports of C.P.I.(M.) and Its Various Frontal Activities, (1982- 1985). 517

Communist Party Parliamentary Group

President and Prime Minister Must Revoke Emergency: Restore Fundamental Rights. Appeal by All Former Chief Justices of India and Leading Citizens. 349

Communist Revolutionaries of India

In Support of the Theory of the Differentiation of the Three Worlds. Document Reproduced from the Inaugural Issue of The Proletarian Line." 530

Congress Centenary (1985) Celebration Committee

Congress Centenary (1985) Celebrations Committee. Centenary Celebration Programmes. 273

Congress Central Publicity Board

Handbook for Congressmen. 39

Vote Congress. Backward Classes. 45

Vote Congress. Communications. 49

Vote Congress. Congress and the Welfare State. 53

Vote Congress. Congress Ministries at Work. 61

Vote Congress. Cottage Industries. 57

Vote Congress. Defence. 47 Vote Congress. Food and

Clothing. 52 Vote Congress. India's River

Valley Projects. 59 Vote Congress. Integration of

States. 54

Congress Central Publicity Board cont.

Vote Congress. Linguistic States. 58

Vote Congress. New Townships. 56

Vote Congress. Our Foreign Policy. 55

Vote Congress. Our Industrial Policy. 48

Vote Congress. Our Land Policy. 51

Vote Congress. Our Programme. 62

Vote Congress. Our Railways. 60

Vote Congress. Our Work for Labour. 50

Vote Congress. Rehabilitation of Displaced Persons. 46

Vote Congress. Scientific Research. 63

Congress Forum for Socialist Action

Sixth National Convention of Congress Forum for Socialist Action (New 061^,060.23-24, 1972). On Advancing the Role of the Public Sector to Attain Commanding Heights in the Economy. 210

Congress Party in Parliament of India

Agriculture in India. 141 Irrigation in India 140 Our Taxation Policy. 142 Preventive Detention Act. 43 Programme Adopted at the

7th Congress, Calcutta, Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 1964. 467

Sahakari Samaj. 143 Constitutional Reforms Committee

Constitutional Reform in Jaipur. Minutes of Dissent. 962

Cooper, R. C. Approach to the Fourth Five-

Year Plan. 1230 Socialism. 1240

Cornelius, A. R. The Ethical Basis for

Democracy in Pakistan. 2170

Council of Social Workers A New Political Theory Team

Democracy Scheme, Andhra Plan for Enlargement, Perfection and Consolidation of Kamaraj Plan. 152

Coupland, Reginald Britain and India, 1600-1941.

917 The Goal of British Rule in

India 1051 Cripps, Stafford

Address by Sir Stafford Cripps to the House of Commons, April 28, 1942. 931

Curti, Merle My Discovey of America in

India. 2184

D'Souza, V. A. The Indian National Army.

1454 Dahanukar, S. M.

Approach to the Fourth Five- Year Plan. 1230

Dalit Mazdoor Kisan Party Dalit Mazdoor Kisan Party.

Election Manifesto 1984. 769

Damodaran, K. Gandhian Thought. Ends and

Means. 1498 Dandekar, N.

State Trading in Cement. 1440

Dandeker, N. Foreign Capital? Yes! Govt-

to-Govt. Loans? No! 736 The Menace of Inflation. 1171 Naxalbari, a Report. 739 Problems of India's Defence.

733 The Voice of the People. 727

Dange, S. A. All-India Trade Union

Congress 27th Session, Bombay•Draft Report. 788

136

Author Index

Dange, S. A. cont. The Budget and the Plan.

Capitalist Offensive and the People. 783

Crisis of Capitalism in India and Wage Freeze. [General Report Made to the General Council, A.I.T.U.C.onJuly22, 1974]. 800

Democratic Consolidation for Anti-Imperialist Unity. Speech at the International Conference of Communist and Workers' Parties. 373

General Report at Ernakulam. 782

Literature and the People. Address to the 4th All-India Progressive Writers' Conference on 22nd May 1943, in Bombay. 958

The Need-Based Strike. From the Speech in Lok Sabha on 11 November 1968.358

Origins of Trade Union Movement in India. 798

Our Statement on Imperialism and Indo-Pak War. On Behalf of Indian Delegation at Sixth Congress of World Federation of Trade Unions Warsaw, 19 October, 1965. 787

Recession and Resistance. Report to All India Trade Union Congress, General Council. 789

Report at Coimbatore, 26th Session, January 6-12, Coimbatore. 786

S. A. Dange on Mundhra Affair. Speech in Parliament. 1150

S. A. Dange on Mundhra Affair. Speech in Parliament on Chagla Report.781

Shiv Sena and the Bombay Riots. 368

Das, C. R. The Fight for Freedom. 877

Das, N. Indian Planning•Past and

Future. 1210 Planning and Nationalisation.

Rethinking in India and Abroad. 1197

There Is No Magic in the Words, "Public Enterprise." 1186

Das, Nabakishore Role of Culture in Democratic

States. 1124 Das, Taraknath

The Anglo-American Powers and India. 2181

Some Requisites for Better Understanding between the East and the West. 993

United India and World Peace. 1042

Dastur, Aloo J. Problems of Indian

Minorities. 1311 Datt, S.

A Glance at the Economic Problem of the North West Frontier Province. 897

Datta, K. K. Unrest under British Rule in

Bihar, 1831-1859.1648 Davar, Praveen

United We Fall. 1418 Dave, Rohit

Discussion Papers (For Circulation Among P.S.P. Members). I. Some Thoughts on the Third Plan. II. Tasks before the Party. 560

Second Plan•A Socialist Appraisal. 1114

Deb, Dasrath Gana Mukti Parishad in

Building the Peasant Movement in Tripura. 854

Delhi Administration What Others Say about Us.

1264 Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee

Constitution of the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee. (As Approved bytheA.I.C.C. on 9th Nov. 1953). 65

Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee cont.

Grand Alliance. The Plot That Failed. 190A

Democratic Socialist Party Policy Statement. 617

Democratic Youth Federation of India

Constitution of the Demo- cratic Youth Federation of India. Passed at its First All-India Conference Held at Kartar Singh Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana, 1-3 November, 1980. 863

Deo, P. K. The Lokpal Bill, 1967. 738 Why Swatantra Supports

Tashkent Agreement? For This We Stand•III. 723

Deo, Shankarrao Evolutionary Bhoodan. 1104 The New Congress. 30

Deoras, Balasaheb Balasaheb's Speech in

Jamshedpur. 1329 Power Politics Divide the

People, R.S.S.S Shall Unite Them. Vijayadashmi Call to the Nation. 1304

Punjab Problem and Its Solution. 1629

Desai, A. R. Centre-State Relations. 1509 Changing Profile of Rural

Society in India. 1300 Controversies about the Role

of Public Sector in India. 1510

Nationality Questions in India 1338

What Is Behind the Assault on Democratic Rights. 1511

Desai, B. K. India, Tibet and China. 2198

Desai, Ishverlal New Dimensions of

Socialism. 563 Desai, Ishverlal

Satyagraha, Democracy and Gramdan. Talk with Vinobaji. 557

137

Author Index

Desai, Ishverlal The Land Problem in India

and Pardi Movement. (A Plea for Rational Planning). 566

Desai, Morarji Centre State Relations.

Extracts from Speeches and Statements of the Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi and the Deputy Prime Minister. 1217

Clearing the Air•Bombay's Home Minister Answers Questions on Black Markets, Civil Liberties, Prohibition, Bribery, etc. 1049

The Facts You Must Know. 201

Deshmukh, C. D. Free but Fettered•The

Illiterate Citizen. 1245 Social Change in India. 1249

Deva, Narendra, Acharya The Indian Struggle. Next

Phase. 614 Devanandan, P. D.

The Dravida Kazhagam. A Revolt against Brahminism. 1167

India's Quest for Democracy. 1113

Dey, S. K. Community Development

through Panchayati Raj. 1183

Democratic Decentralisation in Rajasthan. 1445

Democratic Decentralisation in Rajasthan. Message from Shri S. K. Dey, Minister for Community Development and Cooperation, Government of India. 1656

Dhamija, J. N. Republic of India. 26th

January 1960.1175 Dhanwantri

Bleeding Punjab Warns. 1623

Dharmalingam, A. M. B. R. Ambedkar and

Secularism. 1414

Dhebar, U. N. Gandhian Thought. Gandhi

and Total Happiness of Man. 1502

Indian National Congress. Report of the Reorganisa- tion Committee. Congress Ideology. 126

The New Social Order. 80 Presidential Address. Indian

National Congress, Sixtieth Session. 85

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixty- First Session. 98

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixty- Fourth Session. 121

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixty- Second Session. 109

Review. 82 Dhingra, Madan Lai

India's Freedom Fighters. 1379

Dhokalia, R. P. Local Government in Modern

State. 1092 Dhooria, Ram Lall

I Was a Swayamsewak. (An Inside View of the R.S.S.S.). 1740

Dini, M. E. The Reforms in the Balance!

A Survey of the Situation in India. 881

Dogra, Bharat Salvation or Surrender. IMF

and the Third World. 1361 Doodha, Kersi D.

Devaluation of the Rupee. Causes and Conse- quences. 1198

Douglas-Home, Alec Is Socialism Outdated? 1201

Dubey, G. G. Two Poles of Devebpmental

Planning. 1443 Dutt, R. Palme

Freedom for India. The Truth about the Cabinet Mission's Visit. 1028

Dutt, Vishnu Bank Nationalisation in

Perspective. 1239

Dutta, Gadadher Constitution of the Utkal

Provincial Congress Committee. 34

Dutta, Nilanjan Violation of Democratic

Rights in West Bengal since Independence. C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication (13). 1412

Dutta, S. The Indian Railways. 139

E East Bengal Government Home Department

Note on the Genesis of Communal Disturbances in West Bengal. 1079

East Pakistan Awami Muslim League

Draft Constitution and Rules of the East Pakistan Awami Muslim League. 1922

Memorandum to the Secretary Pak Constituent Assembly on the Basic Principles and Fundamental Rights. 2163

East Punjab Government One Step Foward. 1626

Eklavya How is R.S.S.S. Financed?

1711 Ershad, Hussain Muhammad

Address to the Nation. 1870 Hussain Muhammad Ershad,

President, Peoples' Re- public of Bangladesh. 1871

A Soldier Speaks. The Making of a Democratic Nation. 1872

F Faizee, Shameem

Communist Party and Muslim Minority. 432

Farooqi, M. Communist Party and the

Problems of Muslim Minority. 369

138

Author Index

Farooqi, M. cont. India's Freedom Struggle

and the Communist Party of India. 395

Life and Work of Dr. K. M. Ashraf. 392

Farooqui, Vimla C.P.I, in the Struggle for

Emancipation of Women. 434

Faruki, Kemal A. The Federal Principle in

Pakistan. 1909 Fazalbhoy, Y. A.


The Case for Sponsored Radio. 1143

Fazl-Un-Din, Joshua Crusade for Punjabi. 1290

Fernandos, George In the Year of the Disabled.

India's Disabled Government. 1319

Fielden, Lionel Four Talks on Pakistan. 1889

Futehally, Zafar Economic Development and

Conservation of Natural Resources. 1268

G Gaikwad, B. K.

Speech by B. K. Gaikwad, President, Republican Party of India. On the Occasion of the 5th Session of the R.P.I. Held at Delhi on 1st May, 1966. 763

Gandhi, Indira Centre State Relations.

Extracts from Speeches and Statements of the Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi and the Deputy Prime Minister. 1217

Co-operation for National Progress. 1331

Common Quest for Peace and Development. 2241

Continuing Relevance of Non-Alignment. Prime Minister Speaks-23. 2236

Gandhi, Indira cont. Cooperation for Global

Progress. 1323 The Dawn is Near. Prime

Ministers Indira Gandhi's Independence Speech, 1967.1213

Foreign Policy of Self-Reliant Nation. 1324

Foundations of Peace. Address Delivered by Shrimati Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India at the General Assembly of the United Nations. 2223

Guard the Flame of Freedom. 1391

Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India. 1271

Indira Gandhi Speaks-1. 234 Indira Gandhi Speaks- 3. 237 Indira Gandhi. An Interview

by Hiranmay Karlekar, Editor, The Hindustan Times. 1296

The Kashmir Accord. 1824 Khadi's Continuing

Importance. 1393 March Together to Make

India Strong and Great. 1381

Mass Media in Modern Times. 1222

New Programme for Economic Progress. Shrimati Indira Gandhi's Broadcast. 1279

No Centre-State Conflict in Planning. 1392

Preserving Our Democratic Structure. Prime Minister Explains Reason for Emergency. 1291

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. 1265

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on Emergency in India. 1280

Prime Minister Talks to Youth. Close the Gap Between the City and the Village. 232

Punjab and National Unity. 1390

Gandhi, Indira cont. Restoring Normalcy in

Punjab. 1389 Revitalising Congress.

Recent Speeches and Writings of Indira Gandhi. 170,1238

Rights of 75 Million People of Bangla Desh to Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness. 2227

Role of Education in Development. 1322

Simla Agreement•A New Milestone. Prime Minister's Speech in Rajya Sabha. 2231

Simla Agreement. Debates in Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha. Replies by the Prime Minister and the Minister of External Affairs. 2230

Statements by Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India in Parliament on Sri Lanka Situation. 1365

Strategy of Planned Development. Prime Minister Speaks-76.1367

Towards a Fuller Life for Everybody. Shrimati Indira Gandhi's Inaugural and Concluding Speeches at the Congress Leaders' Conference on 13, 14 May, 1972. 208

Towards a New Synthesis in Civilisation. 1325

Twenty Years of Freedom. 1214

Vital Importance of 20-Point Programme. Prime Minister Speaks-70. 1366

Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhiji's Address to

Congress Workers in Maharashtra. 965

I Ask Every Briton. Recent Writings and Statements of Mahatma Gandhi, Including His Speeches on the Eve of Arrest. 956

The Voice of the Autumn Leaf. 959

139

Author Index

Gandhi, Rajiv Call for Unity•Rajiv Gandhi.

Address at the Calcutta Session of the All India Congress Committee on 29-12-1983.240

India and the U.S.A.• Co-operation on Common Ideals. 1411

A Stabler and Economically Stronger India. 1410

Tribute to Indira Gandhi. Address. 1394

Gangadharan, K. K. Golwalkarism. 1724 The Shiv Sena Phenomenon.

1708 Garg, R. K.

Importance of Supreme Court as the Centre of Final Power (Towards the Constitutional Goals). 1320

Perspectives of a Strong India, a Self-Reliant India, and a Socialist India. 1310

Gayatri Devi The Congress Path to

National Disaster. 731 Gheevala, C. L.

Role of Free Enterprise in the Second Plan. 1439

Socialism. 1240 Ghose, Sankar

Indira Gandhi, the Resurgent Congress and Socialism. 228

Ghosh, Ajoy Amritsar Congress of the

Communist Party. 314 Communist Answer to Pandit

Nehru. 296 Nehru's Socialism•A Hoax.

300 New Perspectives. Text of

Jayaprakash Narayan's "Letter to Communist Friends" with Ajoy Ghosh's "Observations." 305

On the Decisions of the National Council. 317

On the Work of the Third Congress of the Commu- nist Party of India. 294

Pakistan Portent. 1965

Ghosh, Ajoy cont. Proletarian Leadership and

the Democratic Movement. 297

Real Nature of Agitation against Communist-Led Government in Kerala. 319

Third Elections•Communist Challenge. 322

Towards a Mass Communist Party. 313

Two Systems. A Balance Sheet. 307

Ghosh, Atulya The Real Task. 161

Ghosh, Shankar Jawaharlal Nehru and

Planning. 231 Ginwala, Padamji

The Peril of the Russian Steel Plant. 1112

Giri, Tulsi Some Speeches of Dr. Tulsi

Giri, Chairman: Council of Ministers. 1988

Giri, V. V. Inaugural Speech. 1575

Goa, Daman and Diu Government

Gains of Freedom. 1604 Gains of Freedom II. 1605

Goan Students Convention The Voice of Young Goa.

Convention of Goan Students. 1606

Goel, Sita Ram The Emerging National

Vision. 1359 Perversion of India's Political

Parlance. 1399 Gogate, Sudha

The Shiv Sena Phenomenon. 1708

Gohain, Hiren On the Present Movement in

Assam. 1599 Gokhale, Gajanan Rao

Our Motto, "Nationalise the Labour, Labourise the Industry, Industrialise the Nation." 778

Gokhale, Godavari A Note on Women Workers

in India. 906

Golwalkar, M. S. The Answer to All Questions.

1220 Golwalkar and Caste

System. 1712 Goodrich, Admiral

Some American Opinions on the Indian Empire. 1476

Gopalan, A. K. Communists in Parliament.

312 Goray, N. G.

India's Role in South East Asia. 2222

Politics of Socialism. (Texts of the Presidential Address to the 8th P.S.P. National Conference at Bombay). 562

Praja Socialist Party. Eighth National Conference. 576

Gorwala, A. D. Danger from Communist

China. 2200 For a Lasting Solution. 1138,

1612 Gour, Bahadur

How, What, Where, Answers•Working Class under Congress Raj. 323

Telengana Tangle. The Communist Approach. 372

Goyal, D. R. Communalism vs.

Nationalism•The Nehru Approach. 1663

Communist Conspiracy in Capital. 1734

Democracy on Trial. 1756 Old Tune! Stale Story. A

Reportage on Sadar Bazar (Delhi) Riots. 1741

Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee Introductory Reports. 1710

Gracias, Valerian The Challenge of Kerala.

1559 Group of Victimised R.I.N. Ratings

The R.I.N. Strike. 1009 Graver, Ishar Singh

Voter's Voice. 1142

140

Author Index

Gujarat Government 20 Point Programme in

Gujarat. 1614 Gundappa, D. V.

All India Union•What It Should Be Like & How It May Be Achieved. A Memorandum Submitted in Reply to the Questionnaire of (Sapru) Conciliation Committee. 991

All-Indian Federal Union. With Special Reference to the States and the Communal Question. 1019

The Cabinet Delegation and after. 1016

The Constituent Assembly and the States•A Memorandum. 1022

Gupta, Ajit Das Focus on Taxation. 309

Gupta, Bhupesh The Big Loot. Brief Study of

Foreign Exploitation in India. 325

Comments on the Two Draft Programmes. Discussion Pamphlet No. 1. For Party Members Only. 340

Focus on Indianisation. Text of Speeches Delivered in RajyaSabha. 1717

Masterpiece of Left Opportunism. Critique of C.P.M. Draft Political Resolution. 383

Quit Commonwealth. 342 Right Reaction Bids for

Power. 377 Why This C.P.I.(M.) Pique

against C.P.I.? 405 Gupta, Deshbandhu

A Glance at the Indo- Pakistan Financial Agreement. (Story Behind 55Crores). 1053

Gupta, Indrajit For Self-Reliance in National

Defence. 343 Gupta, N. L


R.S.S.S. and Democracy. 1677,1684

Gupta, N. L. cont. R.S.S.S. and Kashmir. 1679,

1775 New Experiments With

Democracy In the Third World. 1480

Gupta, R. C. A Layman's Guide to Indian

Budgets. 366 Gurmani, M. A.

Kashmir•A Survey. 1792 Kashmir Can Become a

Turning Point. 1799 Statement in Parliament.

1787 Guru Nanak Mission

A Spur to Sikh Youth. 1211 Guruji, Shri

Shri Guruji Meets Delhi News Men. 1251

Gwyer, Maurice Approaches to the Indian

Constitution Problem. An Address Delivered in New Delhi on 18th November 1944 at a Meeting of the Indian Council of World Affairs. 1002

Gyani, Lai Singh The Idea of the Sikh State.

1478

Habib, Gulamali The Message of Mahatma

Gandhi. 1485 Hafeez, Sabeeha

Women in Industry•Phase I. 2165

Hafizi, M. Fazlullah Our Pakistan. Defined by Mr.

Jinnah with Extracts from His Up-to-Date Speeches. 2167

Haksar, Kailas Indian States and the

Federation. Address Delivered by Colonel Sir Kailas Haksar to the European Progressive Group, Bombay, on the 11th February. 893

Halappa, G. S. The Changing Map of India.

1103

Hameed Khan, Akhter Speech of Mr. Akhter

Hameed Khan at the Third Women's Rally, Held on March6,1966. 2011

Hanumanthaiya, K. Report on Congress

Constitution. (In Pursuance of the Decision Taken by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting Held in May 1959 at Delhi.). 118

Report on Congress Constitution. Submitted to the President Indian National Congress. (In Pursuance of the Decision Taken by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting Held in May 1959 at Delhi). 123

Hanumanthappa, Te. Procedure in the Legislature.

1226 Harrington, Donald

Mahatma Gandhi•A Memorial Service. 1057

Harris, M. Praja Socialist Party Silver

Jubilee Conference. 559 Harris, William T.

America on British Rule in India. 1457

Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee (I)

Haryana Vidhan Sabha Elections, 1987, Election Manifesto. 274

Hasan, Masudul Guidelines, Basic

Democracies. 1984 Hasan, Mubashir

What Next after the Indian Moshe Dayan? 2068

Hashmi, S. M. Taqi Central Government and

Development of East Pakistan. 2005

Hasina, Sheikh Address by Sheikh Hasina.

President, Bangladesh Awami League. 1878

Hassan, Farooq Contemporary Political

Systems. 2020

141

Author Index

Hassan, Farooq cont. Whither Geneva

Conventions? 2039 Haward, Edwin

A Picture of India. Its History, People, and Government. 934,1020,1050

India Today. 916 Hazari, R. K.

Big Business in India. A Study of Ownership and Control. 785

Hedge, Ramakrishna Speech of Shri Ramakrishna

Hedge, Chief Minister. Discussions with the 8th Finance Commission during Their Visit to Bangalore. 1640

Herrington, M. Eleanor India: Problems and Postwar

Plans. 1035 Heyward, J. C.

Problems of the Aboriginals. 999

High Commission for Pakistan The High Commission for

Pakistan. Five Years of Pakistan•A Survey• Kashmir. 1781

Hilaly, Agha Ambassador Addresses a

Press Conference. National Press Club, Washington, August 30, 1971.2017

Federal Intervention in Pakistan•An Ambassador's Response. Background Report III. 2022

Hill, A. V. India-Scientific Development

or Disaster. 973 Hind Mazdoor Sabha

Code of Discipline in Industry. 838

H. M. S. on Industrial Relations. 840

Hind Mazdoor Sabha Constitution (As Amended up to December 26, 1958). 839

Hindu Mahasabha All India Hindu Mahasabha

Resolutions of the Working Committee. 755

Hindustan Hamara Party Save Civilisation, India

Threatens It. Manifesto of the Hindustan Hamara Party. 1925

Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak Sangh

Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak Sangh. Constitution and Model Rules. 1464

Hiro, Dilip The Untouchables of India.

The Report No. 26 of the Minority Rights Group, London. 1386

Holmes, John Haynes Mahatma Gandhi•A

Memorial Service. 1057 What Gandhi Is Teaching the

World. 940 Who Is the Greatest Man in

the World Today? 875 Hubbard, James Mascarene


Huque, Inamul Quaid-e-Azam As Leader of

Opposition. A Paper Read at the Pakistan Muslim League Lawyers Quaid-e- Azam Conference at Lahore July, 1976. 2060

Hyderabad Socialist Party States Reorganisation and

the Socialist Party. 604

I Idgunji, Manohar

Social Security. Labour College (Sponsored by the Socialist Party, Bombay). 1487

Inamdar, S. V. Congress Seva Dal Training.

89 India Bureau of Public Information

Post-War Planning•An Outline. 987

India Government Information Services.

Treatment of Indians in South Africa. Recent Developments. 1018

World Press on Indian Elections, p.1458

India League About India 943 Affiliation. Rule Book: Part II.

Issued by the Executive Committee. 955

Constitution. Rule Book: Part I. Issued by the Executive Committee. 954

The Indian Demand and British Policy. Correspon- dence between Mahatma Gandhi and the Viceroy Published with Explanatory Introduction and Comment. 948

The Prime Minister on India. An Examination of Mr. Churchill's Statement on India in the House of Commons on the 10th September 1942. 932

The White Paper Examined. 951

India League of America Britain's Prisoner. 913

India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

Devaluation of the Rupee. Some Questions Answered. 1196

Facets of Indian Unity. 1190 Harijans Today. 1097 The Indian Experiment. 1195 The Indian Parliament. 1148 India's Minorities. 1054 Muslims in India. 1095 Our Constitution. 1087 Our Flag-Origin, Adoption,

Description Use. 1082 Our Government. 1085 Peoples' Rights. 1083 Social Change in India since

Independence. 1204 Towards a New Social Order.

India on the March. 1132 Towards Better

Understanding. 1081

142

Author Index

India Ministry of Rehabilitation Concerning Evacuee

Property•Problem and Solution. 1080

Indian National Congress A Brief History of Congress.

249 Building New India.

Selections from Gandhi, Tagore, Nehru, Radhakrishnan, Bhave. 75

Community Development. Achievement Series: 2.145

The Congress and Peaceful Democratic Revolution. 204

The Country Votes Congress. Being a Brief Analysis of the Results of the Central Assembly Elections. 16,1011

Education. Achievement Series: 1.144

Election Guide for Candidates and Workers. 188

Election Manifesto, 1962.137 Election Manifesto, 1967.162 Election Manifesto, 1971.187 Election Manifesto, 1972. 202 Forward to Self-Reliance,

1972.212 Freedom Speaks. Being a

Resume of the Ideals of the Indian National Congress, 1885-1945. 20

Health. Achievement Series: 3.146

India and the Liberation of Bangladesh. 203

Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, January 1960 to December 1960.135

Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries. January 1955 to February 1956. 96

Indian National Congress Sixtieth Session. Resolutions. 87

Indian National Congress, Sixty-First Session. Resolutions. 97

Indian National Congress cont. Indian National Congress.


Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, Nov. 1946- Dec. 1948. 26

The Message of Mahatma Gandhi. 205

Milestones of Liberty. Being a Brief Analysis of the Congress Victories in the Provincial Elections in Assam (1946). 17

The Orissa Legislative Assembly Congress Party Rules. 22

A Political Outrage. Being a Summary of the Press Comments on Unconstitutional Ministry- making in Sind, 1946. 21

Prices. Achievement Series: 4.147

Proceedings of the Meetings of the Presidents and Secretaries of the Pradesh Congress Committees. 81

Profiles of Progress. 156 Resolutions on States

Reorganisation 1920- 1956.95

Resolutions Passed by the Working Committee. 78

Secretary's Report for the Period 17th January, 1944 to 6th October, 1945 and the Financial Statement Presented to the E.A. Indian National Congress 12

The Sinners of Sind. Being a Brief Report on the Bureaucratic Bungling and Unconstitutional Ministry- making in Sind, February 1946.19

Syndicate Unmasked. 199 Transport. Achievement

Series: 6.148 The Vision of Nehru. 209

Indian National Congress cont. What Congress Fights for.

Being the Election Manifesto of the Indian National Congress, 1945- 46.14

Your Questions Answered Through Congress Election Manifesto. 185

27 Months of Service. Being a Brief Account of What the Congress Ministries Did July 1937-October 1939.901

Indian National Congress (I) Election Manifesto, Assembly

Election 85, Indian National Congress (I). 272

Indian National Party India's "Loyalty" to England.

867 Indian National Trade Union Congress

A Brief Report on I.N.T.U.C. National Convention on the New 20-Point Economic Programme. Statement and Resolution. 807

Constitution. Indian National Trade Union Congress. 805

Indian National Trade Union Congress, Aims and Objects and Structure. 809

Indian National Trade Union Congress. Proceedings of the Inaugural Conference, New Delhi, May 3 and 4, 1947.804

Indian National Trade Union Congress. 24th Session. Report on State Branches and Industrial Federations. 817

I.N.T.U.C. 33rd Annual Session. Indian National Cement and Allied Workers' Federation. 814

National Convention on New 20-Point Economic Programme. 811

Resolutions. (Adopted at the 24th Session of the I.N.T.U.C. held at Shimala on May 1 & 2, 1988). 818

143

Author Index

Indian National Trade Union Congress cont.

Resolutions Adopted at the 171 st Meeting of the Working Committee held at New Delhi January 23, 1983.813

Resolutions Adopted by the 173rd Meeting of the Indian National Trade Union Congress Working Committee. 812

Resolutions•168th Meeting of the Working Committee Held at New Delhi, 1982. 808

Thirty-five Years of Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1947-1982. 810

Indian Nationalist Committee Self Government For India.

Demanded by the Indian National Congress and the All-India Moslem League. 871

Indian Youth Congress (I) Constitution of Indian Youth

Congress (I). 238 Indo-American Union

Rules and Regulations Indo- American Union, 1936. 888

International Peasant Union Manifesto to the Peasants of

Asia from the International Peasant Union. 2174

Irani, C. R. Socialism and Poverty. 1246

Ismail, Nawab Nehru-Jinnah

Correspondence. Including Gandhi-Jinnah and Nehru- Nawab Ismail Correspondence. 5

Ispahan!, M. A. H. The Case of Muslim India.

1034

Jafri, A. B. S. Pakistan Demands a New

Deal for All Developing Peoples. President Ayub's Advocacy of a Challenging Cause at the Common- wealth Conference, 1964. 2173

Jagtiani, G. M. Hindus: Life-line of India.

1351 Warning to the Hindus. 1369

Jain, S. C. The First Election of

Panchayat Raj. (Summary of the Findings). 1172

Jam Sahib of Nawanagar. The Indian Princes and the

Future. 1462 Jammu and Kashmir Congress

Jammu and Kashmir Congress (I) Election Manifesto, 1983. 245

Janata Party A Car Named Maruti That

Never Was. A Sordid Tale of Public Deception. 659

Janata Party Crime and Punishment. I.

Tell-Tale Facts, II. Is It Political Vendetta? III. None Is Above the Law. 654


Good Done for Public Servants, Working Class. The Human Way. 662

Homage to Lok Nayak. 660 Janata Party Karnataka.

Jaiprakash's Final Appeal. 652

Janata Party Manifesto• Power to the People. Elections to the Eighth Lok Sabha, December, 1984. 664

Peaceful or Deceitful? Anatomy of an Agitation. 661

Janata Party cont. Problem of Unemployment.

663 Reservation and Janata

Party. 651 Rules of Janata Party.

(Under Articles of the Constitution). 655

Socio-Economic Programme. 653

Steps towards Dynamic Growth. 657

Will of Lok Sabha Was Flouted. Echoes from the People. 658

Jaya Chamaraja Wadiyar Philosophy of India's Non-

Alignment Policy. 2212 The Quest for Peace: An

Indian Approach. 2197 Jeetah, R.

Hinduism Introduced. 1305 Jeffreys, Franklin


Jethmalani, Ram Visit to Punjab. 1634

Jha, Lakshmi Kant Growth with Social Justice.

An Assessment of India's Development Strategy. 2228

Jha, Laksman Mithila Will Rise. 1475

Jhari, K. D. Story of an R.S.S.S. Worker.

1723 Jinnah, Mohammed Ali

Address of Quaid-i-Azam to the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan (August Session, 1947). 1894

The All India Muslim League, Karachi Session Verbatim Report of the Presidential Address Delivered Extempore. 947

All India Muslim League Lahore Session, March 1940. Presidential Address. 908

Hindu Opinion on Packistan. 928

144

Author Index

Jinnah, Mohammed Ali cont. India's Problem of Her Future

Constitution. 910 Jinnah on Pakistan. 929 Muslim India Speaks. 1883 Nehru-Jinnah Correspon-

dence. Including Gandhi- Jinnah and Nehru-Nawab Ismail Correspondence. 5

Presidential Address at the All-India Muslim League, Patna Session•December 1938. 896

Presidential Addresses of Quaid-e-Azam. 1023

Quaid-i-Azam and the Electorate Issue. The Two Nation Theory. 1903

Speech Delivered by Mr. M. A. Jinnah on the 19th of November, 1940 in the Legislative Assembly. 907

John, N. C. The Spectre of Lawlessness

in Kerala. 1547 Johnson, Harry G.

L.P. The Liberal Position. A Word to the Third World. 1263

Jones, Jenkin Lloyd America on British Rule in

India. 1457 Jones, John P.


Josey, Alex Contemporary Socialism.

1257 Joshi, Loknath

Civil Disobedience in Bihar. 603

Joshi, Murli Manohar General Secretary's Report.

Fourth Plenary Session. 704

Joshi, N. M. A.I.T.U.C. Challenge. Re-

garding the Credentials of the I.N.T.U.C. to Be the Most Representative Organisation of the Indian Workers. 779

Joshi, P. C. Congress and Communists.

968

Joshi, P. C. cont. A Free Happy India. Election

Policy of Indian Commu- nists. 1470

Victory. Whose? 981 Joshi, S. M.

Praja Socialist Party• Chairman's Address. 7th National Conference. 575

Joshi, Subhadra Is R.S.S.S. Behind

Communal Riots? 1690 Jana Sangh's Communal

Politics. 1732 National Integration, the

Communalist Way? Can We Allow It? 1688,1749

R.S.S.S.•A Danger to Democracy. 1692

R.S.S.S. Hitler's Heirs. An Exposition of the Para- Military Fascist Character ol R.S.S.S. 1748

R.S.S.S. Is it a Cultural Organisation? 1676

R.S.S.S. Is It a Political Organisation? 1670,1683

Junejo, Mohammad Khan Pakistan to Be Model of

Islamic Democracy, Brotherhood and Equality. Address to Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament). 2147

Prime Minister's Five Point Programme. A Better Life for the Common Man. 2151

Jung, Nawab Moin Nawaz Hyderabad under Military

Occupation. 1647

K Kabir, Humayun

Congress Ideology. 127 Kabra, Kamal Nayan

Credit Policy of Public Sector Banks. 394

Kamalanathan, T. P. Scheduled Caste's Struggle

for Emancipation in South India. 868

Kamaraj, K. Presidential Address. Indian

National Congress, 69th Session. 154

Kangeya, R. G. Understanding Pakistan.

1994 Kant, Krishan

Focus on Indianisation. Text of Speeches Delivered in RajyaSabha. 1717

Kapoor, Bishan The Dragon Unmasked.

(Role of the Jana Sang h in S.V.D. Government in U.P.). 1745

Kapur Singh, Sirdar Four Speeches. (Delivered in

the Third Lok Sabha of the Indian Parliament). 1275

They Massacre Sikhs. A White Paper by the Sikh Religious Parliament. 1301

Karat, Prakash Foreign Funding and the

Philosophy of Voluntary Organisations. 1426

Karlekar, Hiranmay Indira Gandhi. An Interview

by Hiranmay Karlekar, Editor, The Hindustan Times. 1296

Karnataka Civil Liberties Committee

Bonded Labour in Nagasandra. 1644

Karnataka Government Keeping Our Pledges. First

Eighteen Months of Janata Government in Karnataka. 1643

Promises Made and Redeemed. 1639

Kashikar, S. G. Communism X-Rayed. 1099

Kashmir Democratic Union Sheikh Abdullah and Other

Political Prisoners! What Is Their Crime? 1811

Kashmir Government India and Kashmir•Consti-

tutional Aspect. 1804 Jammu and Kashmir•A

Review of the Achievements of Bakhshi Government, August 1953 to August 1954.1809

Kashmir's Fight for Freedom. 1759

145

Author Index

Kashmir Government cont. Resolution of Azad Kashmir

Assembly about the Ahmadis, Its Background and Its Consequences. 1827

Three Faces of Pakistan. 1835

Katju, Kailas Nath Rural Development through

Self-Help. 1144 The Unity of India. 1517

Kaul, S. Syed Mir Qasim in Ladakh.

Achievements and Aspirations. 1826

Kerala Government The Kerala Education Act

and Its Opponents. 1556 Kerala Marches Ahead. 1555 Kerala Yesterday and Today.

1578 Kerala: An Official Handbook.

1574 Maximum Aid to Industrialists:

Fair Deal for Labour. 1571 One Year of Left Democratic

Front Government. 1581 Opposition Preparations for

Violent Overthrow of the Government. Facts Placed before the Prime Minister. 1567

The School Agitation in Kerala. 1551,1565

The Struggle in Kerala. 1554 Towards a Better Educational

System. Two Years' Endeavour of Kerala Government. 1550

Towards Industrial Progress. 1572

Towards Progress. 1573 Why the Ex-Communist

Movement. 1570 Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee

Election Manifesto. 122 The Malayalam Press on the

Kerala Crisis. 1552 Khan, Abdul Kadir

The Agony of Kashmir. 1762

Khan, Akhter Hameed Fifty Years of Literacy and

Adult Education. 2133 My Troubled Life. 2166

Khan, Chaudhri Ghulam Abbas Free Kashmir Calling. "Yih

Chhuh Azad Kashmir Radio." 1783

Khan, Ghulam Ishaq Address by Ghulam Ishaq

Khan President Islamic Republic of Pakistan, to Foreign Delegates. 2155

Khan, Ghulam Jilani Presidential Address of Gov.

Punjab Lt. Gen. Ghulam Jilani Khan at 95th Founder's Day Celebration of Aitchison College. 2096

Khan, Ihsan Muhammad Economic Development of

India. (A Ten Year Plan). 994

Khan, Imtiaz Muhammad International Studies. Docu-

mentary Research Service on International Affairs, Baluchistan. 1926

Khan, Liaquat Ali Kashmir and Inter-Dominion

Relations. 1786 The Muslim League and the

Present Situation. 1882 Pakistan's Fundamentals of

Freedom. Containing the Motions on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly. 2162

Pakistan's Fundamentals of Freedom. Containing the Motion on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly and the Speeches Thereon of the Honourable Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan and the Honourable Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. 1921

Problems Facing Pakistan. 1923

Pushtoonistan: A Myth. Prime Minister's Statement in the Constituent Assembly on January 9, 1950.1928

Khan, Liaquat Ali cont. Resolutions of the All India

Muslim League from October 1937 to December 1938.879

Speech Delivered by the Honor'ble Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan. At the First Session of the Pakistan Muslim League Council Held on the 20th Feb. 1949 in the Khaliqdina Hall. 1919

U.N. Woman's Development Decade•Its Relevance to Pakistan. 2074

Khan, Mahmood Hassan The Case for Pakistan. 1460

Khan, Mian Mumtaz Muhammad Daultana

Kashmir Dispute in Present- Day Perspective. 1884

Khan, Mohammad Zafrullah India-Pakistan Dispute on

Kashmir. Speech before the Security Council of the United Nations Organisation. 1772

The Kashmir Dispute. 1789 Kashmir Question. Extracts

from Sir Zafrulla Khan's Speech before the Security Council, February 1950. 1785

Pakistan's Fundamentals of Freedom. Containing the Motbns on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly. 2162

Pakistan's Fundamentals of Freedom. Containing the Motion on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly and the Speeches Thereon of the Honourable Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan and the Honourable Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. 1921

146

Author Index

Khan, Nawabzada AH Jinnah-Gandhi Talks,

(September, 1944). Text of Correspondence and Other Révélant Documents etc. 970

Khan, Sardar Mohammad Ibrahim

Kashmir and the United Nations. 1779

Khare, B. To My Countrymen•My

Defence. 1017 Khare, N. B.

Nehru as I Know Him and as Depicted in His English Biography by Shri Frank Moraes of the Times of India. 1139

Kher, B. G. Speech of Mr. B. G. Kher,

Prime Minister of Bombay. On the Occasion of Inau- gurating the All-India Social Workers' Confer- ence at Sunderbai Hall, Bombay, on Thursday, the 6th November 1947.1608

Khobragade, B. D. Report Presented by B. D.

Khobragade, General Secretary, Republican Party of India. 762

Kidwai, Anis Communal Strife and the

Present Situation. 1746 Kirkpatrick, Helen

The Kashmir Dispute through Neutral Eyes. 1771

Kishore, Braj Raj Anatomy of Meerut Riots.

417 Kothari, D. S.

Gandhian Thought. Atom, Man, and Ahimsa. 1504

Kothari, Shantilal Country and the Congress.

1208 Kripalani, J. B.

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. [As Amended at the Bombay Meeting of the A.I.C.C. June 1939]. 8

Kripalani, J. B. cont. The Indian National

Congress. 18 Indian National Congress.

Report of the General Secretary, March 1938- Feb. 1939. 9

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretary, Jan, 1937-Feb, 1938.6

Politics of Charkha. 15 Pomp and Poverty. 547 Presidential Address. Indian

National Congress, Fifty- Fourth Session. 24

Report of the General Secretary, Indian National Congress, March 1939 to February 1940.10

Tibet. 556 Kripalani, Sucheta

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries January 1959 to December 1959.124

Krishna Iyer, V. R. Daniel Come to Judgement.

1165 Krishna Menon, V. K.

The Question of Cyprus. V. K. Krishna Menon's Statements in the United Nations. 2191

Unity against Fascism. 946 Krishna Rao, Y. V.

Some Issues of the Nation- wide Struggle. 861

Krishnamachari, T. T. Speeches of T. T.

Krishnamachari (Second Series). 1140

Krishnan, M. S. Public Sector under Attack.

803 Krishnan, N. K.

Bridle Imperialist War- Maniacs. Observe September 1, 1983 as Anti-War Action Day. 415

Why This C.P.I.(M.) Pique against C.P.I.? 405

Krishnan, Parvati Communists and Trade

Union Movement. 441

Krishnayya, Pasupuleti Gopala India, the War and Cripps

Mission. 933 Kulkarni, A. R.

The Second General Election in Sholapur. 1127

Kulkarni, P. A. Report on Police Firings at

Various Places in Bangalore City. (Notification No. HD 21 PCE 84, dated 21 st July, 1984). 1400

Kumar, K. Unfinished Battle. A Short

Biography of P. D. Saggi. 1090

Kumar, Ravinder The Past as a Mirror of the

Future. 1388 Kumar, Sudarshan

Russia-Pak Axis against India. 2240

Kumarappa, J. C. Public Debt of India. 3

Kunte, Prabhakar Storm Over Bombay. 1147 Why Bi-Lingual or Zonal

States Are Not Desirable. 1611

Kutte, Muqaddam Bidar•Nail in the Coffin of

Indian Unity. 1429

Lahiri, Pratul Attack on Education. 443 C.P.I, and Fight for

Democratic Education. 437, 449

Inspiring Experience of Our Visit to Socialist Cuba. 458

Lahiry, Ashutosh Meet the Challenge. Need for

a New Political Party. 1231 Lai, Mukut Behari

An Approach to the Third Plan. 558

Communist China's Aggression. 554

Sarvodaya and Democratic Socialism. 545

Limaye, Madhu Indian Communism Today.

295 Report on Kashmir. 533

147

Author Index

Lohia, Rammanohar India's Stand. 278 Indian Foreign Policy. 2180 Letters to Party Activists. 537 Presidential Address. To the

Special Convention of the Socialist Party. 602

Lok Dal Resolutions Adopted by the

National Council and National Executive of Lok Dal. 752

Longone, Riccardo Democratic Kashmir. 1843

Loomba, Satish Wages, Rights and T.U.

Unity. 797

M Machell, Montague A.

Muslim Valley Forge, an Introduction to Mubarek Ali Khan. 1917

Madhava Rau, N. Trends in India's Public

Finance. A Memorandum Submitted to the Fifth Finance Commission• 1968.1227

Madhavan, K. P. Indian National Congress.

Report of the General Secretaries, March 1956 to December 1956.107

Madhok, B. R. A Plea to Pause and Ponder:

Misunderstandings about the R.S.S.S. Clarified. 1432

Madhok, Balraj Blue Print for a National

Alternative. 649 Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee

Report of the Congress Planning Sub-Committee. 125Â

Madras Government Charge-Sheet against the

Communists. 1620 Mahajani, G. S.

The Problem of the Minorities and Constitutional Democ- racy as Its Solution. 914

Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee

The Problem of Goa. 1603 Maharashtra State

Guiding Principles of Maharashtra State. 1645

Mahavir, Bhai Garibi Badhao, Budget

1971-72.645 Mahmood, Nawabzada Vajid

Know Your Enemies. An Address Given at the Rotary Club of Karachi, Thursday, 6th January, 1972.2028

Majunder, Subodh Chandra Philosophy of Congress

Leftism. 1027 Malaviya, H. D.

Implementation of Land Reforms. A Review and an Immediate Programme. 1250

Kerala: A Report to the Nation. 1548

Malhotra, Singh The Communist Party. 453 The Nature of the Bahujan

Samaj Party. 462 The Punjab Crisis and the

Way Out. 430 Role of the Communists in

the Struggle for Linguistic States. 445

Save Punjab Save India. 427 Maliekal, John

The Independence Movement. 1040

Malkani, K. R. India Tomorrow. 1433

Malliah, U. Srinivas Indian National Congress


Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, Oct. 1951- Jan. 1953. 66

Malvia, Kanhaiyalal Bherulal Hindi: The National Lan-

guage. (Being a Critical Discussion of the First Offi- cial Language Commiss- sion Report). 1153

Manch, Janwadi Vichar The Sixth Plan•A Critique.

1335 Manch, Rashtriya Sanjay

Statement of Policy. 1452 Mankekar, D. R.

Freedom of the Press. 1258 Mantri, Om Prakash

Dark Deeds of Jana Sangh in Delhi. 1694

Marxist Review Editorial Board Eighth Lok Sabha Elections

and the Lefts. Open Letter from the Editorial Board of the Marxist Review to Readers and Friends. 512

Masan i, M. R. Can India Escape

Bankruptcy? 734 The Congress Path to

Communism. 720 Dangers of the Co-operative

Farming. 1158 Devaluation•What Next?

737 First Swatantra Budget. 732 Foreign Capital? Yes! Govt-

to-Govt. Loans? No! 736 A Foreign Policy for India.

2179 Is Socialism Outdated? 1201 Our Foreign Policy. A Plea

for Realism. 735 The People Have Won. For

This We Stand•VII. 728 Problems of India's Defence.

733 Swatantra Alternative to the

Third Plan. Speeches in Parliament. 722

Taxes, Taxes, Taxes. The Swatantra View. 725

Time for a Change. 721 Too Much Politics, too Little

Citizenship. Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1968.1229

The Voice of the People. 727 Mashruwala, K. G.

Practical Non-Violence (And Ideology of Non-Violence). 1030

Masud, Ross The National Problems and

Their Solutions. 1900

148

Author Index

Masuodi, Maulana Kashmir through Muslim

Eyes. 1793 Mata, Mini

Story of Blood and Tears. Heart Rending Story of Jana Sanghi Barbarities Perpetrated on the Satnamis of Madhya Pradesh. 1693

Mathai, Isaac India Demands English

Language. 1179 Mathew, P. D.

Do You Know Your Fundamental Rights? 1344

The National Security Act 1980. Your Rights If Arrested. 1342

On Your Rights If Arrested. 1512

Mathur, Girish Communal Violence. (A

Study in Political Perspective). 1702

Separatist Muslim Politics. (A Case Study of the Experiment in U.P.). 1737

Mathur, U. B. Vote and Women. 1655

Matin, Abdul Bangladesh: Distortions

Challenged. Sheikh Mujib's Place in History and the Truth about His Opponents. 1868

Matthai, John Limits of Nationalisation.

1444 Maudoodi, Sayyed Abul Ala

Political Theory of Islam. (Being an Address Delivered at Shah Chiragh Mosque, Lahore in October, 1939). 902

Mavalankar, G. V. A Great Experiment. 38

Mavlankar, N. A. Whither India? The Crisis in

Indian Nationalism. 1465 Mayne, Mosley

India's War Effort. 990 Meghalaya Government

Meghalaya Marches on, 1981-82.1651

Mehta, Asoka Discussion Papers (For

Circulation among P.S.P. Members). I. Some Thoughts on the Third Plan. II. Tasks before the Party. 560

India in a Changing World. 593

Inside Lok Sabha. 1109 The Political Mind of India.

An Analysis of the Results of the General Elections. 601

Presidential Address of Asoka Mehta to the 7th National Conference of the Socialist Party. 597

Tasks of Social Democracy in Asia. 564

We Accuse the Indian National Trade Union Congress. 1074

Mehta, B. Rajasthan towards a New

Democratic Order. 1657 Mehta, Balvantray

Oil and Self-Reliance. Breaking the Grip of Foreign Monopolies. 344

Mehta, Balvantray G. Indian National Congress

Report of the General Secretaries, Jan. 1953- Jan. 1954. 74

Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, Oct. 1951- Jan. 1953.66

Mehta, H. S. Role of the Academic

Community in the Promotion of National Values. 1285

Mehta, Hansa Presidential Address before

the 18th Session of the All India Women's Conference at Hyderabad (Sind). 1467

Mehta, Jamnadas M. Congress X-Rayed. Political

History of India in Verse for the Last Half a Century. 31

Mehta, Manhar B.M.S. on Menace of

Multinationals. 771 Industrial Relations Bill. A

Piece of Anti-Labour, Authoritarian and Danger- ous Legislation. 775

Workers Looted and Unions Crushed. 777

Mehta, Mathuradas Memorandum to the

Chairman and the National Executive of the Praja Socialist Party. For Private Circulation Only. 540

Mehta, Vaikunth Towards a Co-operative

Socialist Commonwealth. 1126

Mendonca, Aurel India's Policy and Goa. 1469

Mira Gleanings Gathered at

Bapu's Feet. 1071 Miri, Indira

Gandhian Thought. Mahatma Gandhi's Educational Theory. 1500

Mirza, Hazrat Communism and Democracy.

1881 Communism and Democracy.

(Third of the Series). 1937 Mirza, Iskander

Proclamation by Major- General Iskander Mirza, President of Pakistan. 1968

Mishra, Girish Bank Nationalisation and

JanaSangh. 1713,1750 R.S.S.S. Shadow Over

Benaras Hindu University. 1696

Mishra, S. N. India's Five Year Plans and

Socialist Advance. 134 Misra, Biresh

Struggle of the Surma Valley Peasantry. 856

Mitra, Sarada India and the German

Problem. A Case for Recognition of the G.D.R. 350

149

Author Index

Mitra, Sarada cont. Recognise German

Democratic Republic Now! 378

Mohammed, Ghulam International Islamic

Economic Association, Presidential Address. Second Session, October, 1950.1924

International Islamic Economic Conference Inaugural Address. 1916

Mookerjee, Biren Indian Planning•Past and

Future. 1210 Mookerjee, Syama Prasad

Awake Hindusthan! 967 Letter Written by the Hon. Dr.

S. P. Mookerjee, Finance Minister, Bengal, to H.E. Sir John Herbert, Governor of Bengal. Not for Publication. 923,1518

A Phase of the Indian Struggle. 920

The Punjab Provincial Hindu Conference. Presidential Address. 961

Moorthy, A. S. Dangerous "Octopus" in the

Indian Ocean. 2232 Muhkerjee, Sadhan

Sadr Blossoms in the Desert. Saharawi People Fight for Freedom. 457

Mujahid, Sharif Pakistani Nationalism. 1895

Mujibur Rahman, Sheikh Bangabandhu's Mayday

Address to the Nation. 1866

Mukerjee, Hiren Communists in Parliament.

312 The Legacy We Cherish. 60

Years of C.P.I. 433 Our Freedom Struggle and

the Communist Party. Some Reflections and Observations. 423

Who Fought for India's Freedom? 424

70 Soviet Years. A Salute to Great October! 456

Mukerji, Manmatha Nath The All-India Hindu

Mahasabha Conference at Calcutta. Address of Sir Manmatha Nath Mukerji Chairman of the Reception Committee. 753

Mukherjee, Haridas Satish Mukherjee•A Father

of the Bengali Revolution. 1052

Mukherjee, Mukul Dowry Banned. 131 Tunisia. 102

Mukherjee, Sadhan Avert Mankind's Nuclear

Doom. 422 Bhopal Crime without

Punishment. 451 C.P.I, and Internationalism.

447 Fight Back Detractors of

Nonalignment. 418 Who Really Aids India,

U.S.A. orU.S.S.R.?A Study in Contrast of Economic Assistance. 386

Mukhopadhyay, Rabindra Tasks for the Eighties and a

Report on the Seventies. Institute of Social Change and Social Welfare. 1317

Mukhoti, Gobinda Fewer Rights, More Bullets.

The Central Industrial Security Force (Amendment) Bill. 1376

Inside the Family•A Report on the Democratic Rights of Women. 1404

Munshi, K. M. The Indian Deadlock. 998 Problems of India's Defence.

733 Zonal Divisions of India. 983

N Nadwi, Syed Abul Hasan AH

Try to Understand the Problems and Sentiments of Indian Muslims. A Pre- requisite for Peaceful Co- existence. 1314

Nagar, Gopabandhu Subjects Committee

Meetings. 151 Naik, J. A.

Dictatorship for India. 1408 Nair, K. P. Madhavan


Namboodiripad, E. M. S. The B.J.P-R.S.S.S.:lnthe

Service of Right-Reaction. 526

C.P.I.(M.) In the Struggle for Peace and Socialism. 505

Democratic Decentralisation. Note on the Report of the Asoka Mehta Committee on the Panchayati Raj Institute. 488

Fifty Years of the Kishan Sabha. 855

Kerala and the Ugly Face of the Congress. 326

Kerala, Problems and Possibilities. 308,1543

Note for the Programme of the C.P.I. 339

On the Programme of the C.P.I.(M). Party Line on Current Tactics. 515

Twenty-Eight Months in Kerala. A Retrospect. 321

Nand, Achyuta Approach to the Second Five

Year Plan. Some Basic Considerations. 1106

How Gandhian Is J. P. Narayan? 1757

Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak Sangh. An Explanatory Note. 980

Progress of Land Reforms in India 108

Narain, Onkar Cannibal Bomb. 2238

Narasimha Rao, P. V. India Reiterates Commitment

to Principles of United Nations. 2239

Non-Alignment Today. 2235 Narayan, Jayaprakash

Bangla Desh Challenge to World Community. 1862

150

Author Index

Narayan, Jayaprakash cont. Citizens' for Democracy.

Purpose and Program. 1318

The Dual Revolution. 1163 Jeevan-Dan. 1125 My Picture of Socialism. 615 New Perspectives. Text of

Jayaprakash Narayan's "Letter to Communist Friends" with Ajoy Ghosh's "Observations." 305

An Open Letter to Imperialist Agents from Britain. By Resistance Leaders of India. 1007

A Plea for Reconstruction of Indian Polity. Draft for Private Circulation. 1159

Socialism and Sarvodaya. 1089

Socialism to Sarvodaya. 609 Socialist Unity and the

Congress Socialist Party. 594

Some Memorable Letters on August Revolution. 1032

To All Fighters for Freedom. 957

To All Fighters for Freedom. Famous Second Letter during August Revolution. 1029

The Tragedy of Tibet. 2199 Narayan, Shriman

India's Current Problems. 114


Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, March 1956 to December 1956.107

One Week with Vinoba. 103 Socialistic Pattern of Society.

110 Youth and Nation-Building.

(Report of the A.I.C.C. Youth Training Camp, Sept. 24-30, 1955.). 88

Narenderpal Singh Third World Punjabi Confer-

ence, Dec. 23-29, Delhi- Chandigarh. Contemporary Scene. 1633

Narsing Rao, J. V. Need for a New Outlook.

1592 Separate Telangana•A

Suicidal Slogan. 1588 National Bank of Pakistan

Pakistan's Economy Key Indicators. 2144

Nayanar, E. K. The Left Democratic

Alternative. Collection of Speeches and Articles by E. K. Nayanar, Chief Minister, Kerala. 1582A

Nayar, Sukumaran Indian Nationalism since

Independence. 41st Indian Political Science Conference. 1327

Nayudamma, Y. Scientific and Industrial

Research Objectives and Achievements of C.S.I.R. 1287

Nazimuddin, Khwaja Speech on Basic Principles

Committee Report. 1934 Nehru, B. K.

India-Pakistan Relations. 2215

Nehru, Jawaharlal All-India Convention.

Presidential Address. 4 The Chinese Threat. 2213 The Cripps Mission. An

Authoritative Statement on the Breakdown of the Negotiations at New Delhi. 926

Chinese Aggression in War and Peace. Letters of the Prime Minister of India. 2211

Cultural Legacy. 279 The Goa Question. 1602 India-China Relations. 2192 India•What Next? Why the

Talks Failed. Congress Reply 1463

Nehru, Jawaharlal cont. Letters to the P.C.C.

Presidents. 76 Nehru-Jinnah

Correspondence. Including Gandhi-Jinnah and Nehru- Nawab Ismail Correspondence. 5

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress Fifty- Seventh Session. 36

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty- Eighth Session. 71

Prime Minister Nehru's Letter to Premier Chou En-lai. 2195

The Question of Language. Congress Political and Economic Studies-No. 6. 889

Report to the All India Congress Committee. 86

The Parting of the Ways. Foreword by Mahatma Gandhi. 918

What India Wants. 1472 Neogy, K. C.

What Happened after Gandhi's Arrest. 941

Niazi, Maulana Kausar Meaning of Press Freedom•

Text of Speech. Maulana Kausar Niazi, Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Auqaf and Haj, Press Freedom Day. 2030

Nijalingappa, S. Indian National Congress.

Presidential Address Seventy-Third Session. 166

Presidential Address. Indian National Conference, Seventy-First Session. 164

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 72nd Session. 172

Nilakanta Sastri. The Concept of a Secular

State. 1461 Niyogi, Jnananjan

India. 880

151

Author Index

Noon, Malik Firoz Khan Democratic Ideals and

Foreign Policy of Pakistan. 1963

An Indian Looks at the Indian Political Situation. Extracts from a Speech by Sir Firoz Khan Noon, Defense Member of the Viceroy's Executive Council, Gov. of India. 942

Kashmir. 1957 Statement of the Foreign

Minister of Pakistan, Malik Firoz Khan Noon, to the Security Council of the United Nations on the India-Pakistan Question on January 30, 1957.1953

Noorani, A. G. How Does a Riot Begin and

Spread? 1705 R.S.S.S. and Politics. 1714 Ranchi Riots Inquiry Report

X-Rayed. 1697 Nusrat, S. A.

Referendum•^Announcement of Results. Speech by Chief Election Commissioner Justice S. A. Nusrat. 2136

Orissa Congress Members of Parliament

Behind the Orissa Allegations•Facts and Fiction. 1192

Padmanabhan, Mannathu Save India. 1580

Padmanabhan, V. T. The Gas Chamber on the

Chambal. A Study of Job Health Hazards and Environmental Pollution at NAGDA, Madhya Pradesh. 1362

Pai, T. A. Some Reflections on the

Food Problem in India. 1200

Pai, T. A. cont. The Turning Point. New

Program For Economic Progress. 1281

Pakistan Democratic Party Constitution of the Pakistan

Democratic Party, 1969. 2013

Pakistan Government Crisis on the Ganges.

Background Report. 2014 Economic Progress of

Pakistan, 1947-1948. 1898

Elections in World's Third Largest Democracy. 2015

Five Years of Revolutionary Government. The Planning Division. 1962

General Elections, New Leadership to Emerge. 2049

Handbook on Management of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan. (Revised) Edition. 2141

India and the Bomb. Background Report. 2010

India's War Propaganda against Pakistan (Since Delhi Agreement). Correspondence between the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India. 1933

Indian Aggression against Pakistan American Reactions (No. 3). Background Report. 2004

Indian Aggression against Pakistan-American Reactions (No. 4). Background Report. 2002

Islamabad. 1973 Just a Peep at Pakistan.

1929 New Regime, a Period of

Reconstruction. 1964 Nuclear Energy in Pakistan.

2079 Pakistan-Economic

Showcase. Background Report. 2009

Pakistan Education Key Indicators. 2143

Pakistan Government cont. The Pakistan Flag. 1986 Pakistan Foreign Policy.

2164 Pakistan Nuclear Program.

2073 Pakistan Soviet Relations.

President Mohammad Ayub Khan's Visit to the U.S.S.R. 2008

Pakistan Statistics in Brief• 1985.2145

Pakistan, the Struggle of a Nation. 1915

Pakistan-U.K. Relations. 2153 Pakistan's Defence

Alliances. 1950 Pakistan's Nuclear

Programme. 2078 PARC's Statutory

Bodies/Committees and Their Composition. 2126

People's President. 2160 Provincial Autonomy in 1973

Constitution. 2076 Return of Displaced

Persons•India Rejects U.N. Proposals. Pakistan Aide-Memoire to Secretary-General, 13th August, 1971.2018

Second Five Year Plan, Targets and Achievements. 1996

Story of Kashmir, 1947-65. 2003

Summary of Supreme Court Judgement. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Others vs. the State. 2083

Towards Consolidation. Two Years of the Revolutionary Government in Pakistan. 1961

Travel Abroad•Frontier Formalities. Passports and Visas, Customs, Formalities and Allowances, Health Regulations, Currency Regulations, Concessions. 2124

152

Author Index

Pal, Hem Why This Foreign Exchange

Crisis? A Study of T. T. Krishnamachari's Import Trade Policy and Its Impact on Our Economy. 318

Palai, H. O. Text Books of Kerala. 1544

Palkhivala, N. A. Devaluation of the Rupee.

Causes and Conse- quences. 1198

The Economic Environment In India•1967.1219

Is Socialism Outdated? 1201 The Union Budget, 1971-72.

1252 The Union Budget, 1972-

1973.1267 Palmer, Norman D.

Indian Attitudes toward Colonialism. 2201

Pande, B. N. Butchery in Ahmedabad. Call

of Gandhiji. 1707 Pande, B. N.

Dr. M. A. Ansari, Symbol of Hindu-Muslim Unity. 229

Pande, Chandrabali Linguistic Survey: A Political

Stunt! 1488 National Language for India.

1515 Pandhe, M. K.

Wages since Independence. 336

Pant, Govind Ballabh Survey of the Working of the

U.P. Government. (Being a Report to the U.P. Congress Committee). 77

Parakal, Pauly V. C.I.A. Dagger against India.

390 On Certain Ideological

Positions of C.P.I.(M). 412 Prices, Monopolies and

Government Policies. 388 Pro-Rich Anti-People Budget.

435 Promises vs. Prices. Story of

a Great Betrayal. 406 Soviet New Thinking and

Policies. 463

Parakal, Pauly V. cont. Stop Reagan: Save World

from Nuclear Holocaust. 410

Parasuram, R. P. Report of the Fourth National

Conference of the Praja Socialist Party Held at Poona (Maharashtra). 551

Parekh, H. T. How Big Are the Big

Enterprises in India? 1254 Indian Planning•Past and

Future. 1210 Parmar, Y. S.

New Charter Needed for Hills. Republic Day 1970. 1243

Parulekar, Godavari Revolt of the Warlis. 852

Pasha, Saeed Halim The Design of Pakistan

Government. 1888 Patel, Dahyabhai V.

"Blue Beard" of India's Finance. 1191

Emergency? (Speeches Delivered in the Rajya Sabha on the Emergency Measures). 1494

From Wall to Wall. 1194 High Prices•Why? 1193 In this Country We Have

Now Three Sectors: the Private Sector, The Public Sector and the Nehru Sector. Extracts from the Speech in Rajya Sabha on 1-9-1966.1209

My Contribution to the 31 st Session of the Rajya Sabha. (Nov.-Dec. 1960). 1177

We Protest Government Decision to Extend Consular Relations with East Germany. 2224

Why Swatantra Supports Tashkent Agreement? For This We Stand•III. 723

Patel, Rajni Brother India. 1456 Indo-Soviet Treaty, an

Appraisal. 189

Patel, Sardar Vallabhabhai Lawless Limbdi. 903

Patel, Venibhai A. The Masses' Challenge to

the Millionaires' 15 Year Economic Plan. 971

Patna, Karyanandnagar Political Resolution. Eighth

Congress of the Commu- nist Party of India. 361

Patodia, D. N. Naxalbari, A Report. 739

Patra, Saral Pakistan U.S. Strike Forces

in South Asia. 2154 Pattanayak, D. P.

Linguistic Pluralism and National Development: Reflections on Language Use in Education and National Objectives. 1286

Peerzada, Syed Sharifuddin Jinnah on Pakistan. 919

People's Union for Civil Liberties Black Laws, 1984. The

Terrorist Affected Areas. Ordinance Amending the National Security Act. 1405

People's Union for Democratic Rights

The Other Face of A.S.I.A.D. 1339

Sikh Holocaust•Who Are the Guilty? Report of a Joint Inquiry into the Causes and Impact of the Riots in Delhi from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1984.1395

Post War World Council Freedom for India Now. 927

Pothacamury, Thomas The Kerala Government and

the Educational Question. By the Most Reverend Thomas Pothacamury, Archbishop of Bangalore. 1561

Potter, Henry America on British Rule in

India. 1457 Prachuranalu, Kranti

Indervelli•Another Jallian- wala Bagh. Adilabad Girijan Peasant Struggle Forges Ahead Undeterred! 1337

153

Author Index

Pradesh Congress Committee Manifesto Delhi Pradesh

Congress, 1972, Metropolitan Council Elections. 211

see also entries under Anahra Pradesh, Assam Pradesh

Praja Socialist Party Bangalore Resolutions. 544 Congress and Democracy.

591 Conspicuous Waste. 567 Constitution and Rules. 542,

589 Constitution and Rules. 589 Constitution, Rules and Code

of Conduct. 538 Election Manifesto. 546, 568 Facing the Challenge. 570 Facts and Fiction in

Congress Manifesto. 549 Facts on Lohia's Attempt at

Disrupting the P.S.P. 539 Food and Economics

Policies. 583 Forward to the Defence of

Nationalism, Democracy and Socialism. The Message of the 9th National Conference. 582

The General Secretary's Report to the Tenth National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. 586

The Merger Annulled. 577 J.P.-Lohia Talks. A

Flashback. 548 Mid-Term Perspectives.

Appraisal of the Post- Electbn Situation. 584

On the Move. 580 Our Labour Policy. 592 P.S.P. General Council

Meeting. Background Papers. 1. General Elections. 2. Panchayat Raj and Community Development. 3. Work among Students and Youth. 4. P.S.P. and Labour. 569

P.S.P. in Parliament. 581 Perspectives for Seventies.

585

Praja Socialist Party cont. Policy Statement. (Adopted

by the 2nd National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party Held at Gaya 26-30 December 1955). 543

Policy Statement. 578 Praja Socialist Party. A Brief

Introduction. 541 Praja Socialist Party.

Seventh National Conference. 574

Punjabi Suba and Praja Socialist Party. 561

Report of the 5th National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. Silver Jubilee of the Socialist Movement in India. 553

Report of the 6th National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. 571

Report of the General Secretary to the Betul Convention of the Praja Socialist Party. 531

Revitalising the Organisation. Delhi Camp Tract III. 550

Socialist Unity, Another Attempt Fails. 573

Special P.S.P. Convention, Nagpur. Suggestions Received from State Executives. 534

Statement of Policy. 536 Strategy for Socialism. 587 Task Before Us and Other

Resolutions. 552 Towards Socialist

Transformation. Election Manifesto, 1971.588

Two Years of the Praja Socialist Party. 535

The Warning Ignored. 579 Prakasa, Sri

Joint Session of the Bombay Legislature at Bombay. Address Delivered by Shri Sri Prakasa, Governor of Bombay. 1176

Prakashan, Jyoti A Study of the Communist

Movement in Kashmir. 1814

Prakashana, Jagarana My Dear Felbw Sikhs. 1421

Prasad, Muni Narayana Functional Democracy•A

Failure in India. 1303 Prasad, Rajendra

The League Demand. 1021 Presidential Address of Babu

Rajendra Prasad. Indian National Congress, 48th Session at Bombay. 2

Prasenda Rao, N. Congress Agrarian Reforms,

Gaps and Loopholes. 841 Land Reforms under

Congress Raj. 333 Pratishthan, Yoga Kshema

R.S.S.S. Vis-á-Vis Punjab Problem. 1170

Prem, S. P. R.S.S.S. Policy on Punjabi

Suba. 1666,1682,1742 Premen, Addy

Bangladesh: Distortions Challenged. Sheikh Mujib's Place in History and the Truth about His Opponents. 1868

Pruthi, Surinder National and International

Challenges of the Eighties. 1315

Pulluvilla, Angamali Vettukad Fusillade in Kerala. 1557

Punjab Civil Liberties Union Civil Liberty. Punjab Civil

Liberties Union. Repression in the Punjab. 966

Punjab Congress Legislative Party

Achievements of Congress in the Punjab. 1627

Purao, V. N. Bombay Pradesh Congress

Committee, Constitution and Rules. Together with the Constitution of the Indian National Congress. 69

Qasmi, Maulana Ikhlaq Husain Jamaat-e-lslami and

Secularism. 1691

154

Author Index

Quami, S. S. Communalism in Punjab.

Anachronism of Akali Politics. 1698

Quit India Legion The Currency Fraud

Practised on India by the British. 950

Qureshi, Ishtiaq Husain Pakistan, an Islamic

Democracy. 1913

Radhakrishnan, S. Evolutionary Bhoodan. 1104

Radical Democratic Party The Radical Democratic

Party•An Introduction. 767

Raghavan, A. Bhopal Crime without

Punishment. 451 Raghunatha Iyer, N.

What Ails Our Democracy? First M. Srinivasa lyengar Memorial Lecture. 1224

Rahim, S. A. Father of the Nation. 1117

Rahman, Fazlur Address by the Hon'able Mr.

Faziur Rahman, Minister of Commerce, Education and Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan. Address to Inaugurate the First Annual Session of the All Pakistan Educational Conference, at Karachi, on Oct. 4th, 1952.1936

Inaugural Address Delivered by the Hon'ble Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister for Commerce and Education, Government of Pakist. On the Occasion of the All- Pakistan Urdu Conference, Held at Karachi on the 15th April 1951.1932

Rahman, Fazlur cont. Presidential Address by the

Hon'ble Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister for Commerce, Education and Economic Affairs, Govern- ment of Pakistan at the Joint Conference of the Advisory Board of Educa- tion, the Inter-University Board and the Council of Technical Education. 1930

Rahman, Ziaur Mutual Respect for Indepen-

dence and Sovereignty Leads Us to Prosperity. General Zia Addresses Istanbul Islamic Confer- ence, 13 May, 1976.2053

75 Million People Ever Vigilant to Defend Every Inch of Bangladesh. 1867

Rahmat Ali, Choudhary India. The Continent of Dinia

or the Country of Doom? 1885

The Millat of Islam and the Menace of "Indianism." 930

Rai, Kartik A Budget for Capitalists. 1416

Rai, Ram 3 Million Congress Members

Must Command the High Command. 1015

Raichaudhury, Samar Public Health under

Congress Rule. 328 Rairikar, B. R.

Return of the Pindhari Raj. Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Lecture Series (Tenth Series 1981). 1330

Raj, Charanj'rt Why I Took to Politics. 730

Raj, K. N. India's Trade Boycott of

South Africa. 2214 Rajagopalachari, C.

About Tashkent, (From Swarajya). 1206

Rajagopalachari, C. Birth of Swatantra Party

(Freedom). Protect Farm and Family. 710

Gandhian Thought. Hindu Philosophy, Modern Science and Our Political Economy. 1435

Our Democracy and Other Essays. 1130

Social and Religious Decay. 746

Swatantra Party National Convention. Inaugural Speech. 726

The Way Out. 972 Towards Doom? 715

Rajan, M. S. Nata The Indian Constituent

Assembly. 1046 Rajan, S. P. Thiaga

Four Wasteful Years. Being a Rapid Review of Congress Record in Office. 1091

Rajasekhara Reddi, N. C.P.I.'s Struggle of

Communist Unity. 460 On Certain Ideological

Positions of C. P .l.(M). 412

Soviet New Thinking and Policies. 463

Rajasekhariah, A. M. Constitutional Philosophy of

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Memorial Lectures. 1328

Rajeswara Rao, C. C.P.I.'s Struggle of

Communist Unity. 460 Inspiring Experience of Our

Visit to Socialist Cuba. 458 The Nature of the Bahujan

Samaj Party. 462 R.S.S.S. and Jana Sangh. A

Menace to the Unity, Integrity, Secular Democratic Set-up and Progress of Our Motherland. 370

Socialist German State. Inspiring Impressions. 382

155

Author Index

Rajeswara Rao, C. cont. 1942 August Struggle and

the (Kommunist Party of India. 428

24th Congress of C.P.S.U. An Event of World Importance. 375

Rajimwale, Anil World Communist Movement

1847-1876.397 Rajshekar Shetty, V. T.

Conspiracy behind Communal Riots in Post- Independent India. [An Analysis of Hindu-Muslim Problem]. 1299

Tribal Unrest. Whom to Blan i?1312

Rajshekar, V. T. Christians and Dalit (Untouch-

ables) Liberation. What Can the Church Do? 1425

Hinduism vs. Movement of Untouchables in India. 1371

Muslims and the Liberation of the Oppressed. 1422

Why Godse Killed Gandhi? 1357

Raju, A. S. Indian National Congress.


Raju, Alluri Satyanarayana First Political Party

Conference of the Andhra Pradesh Congress. 1585

Ram, Jagjivan Address by Shri Jagjivan

Ram, President, Indian National Congress. 182

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 73 Plenary Session. 167

Rama Rao, A. Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Ninth

Annual Session. 619 Rama Rao, A.

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Presidential Address, Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha Session (General Council). 621

Rama Rau, Dhanvanthi 19th Session, All India

Women's Conference• Presidential Address. 1024

Ramakrishnan, I. K. Kerala: Punnapha-Vayalar

and Other Struggles. 1579 Ramamurthi, V.

Communist Spotlight on the Land Problem. 1096

Ramamurthy, M. V. A Plea for Uniform Civil

Code. 1378 Ramamurti, P.

Centre of Indian Trade Unions Fifth Conference. General Secretary's Report. 829

Defend Right to Strike. A Critique of Bills Introduced in Parliament in the Last Budget Session Intended to Curtail the Right to Strike. 826

Real Face of the Assam Agitation. 494

Ramanujam, G. Indian National Trade Union

Congress. 24th Session, Shimla. Presidential Address. 816

Ramaswami, K. S. Jubilee of the Gokhale

Institute of Public Affairs. 1203

Ranadive, B. T. Against Inflation and Wage

Freeze. 820 Build Up United Struggle for

Socio-Economic Changes and Defence of Democ- racy. Comrade B. T. Ranadive's Presidential Speech in the Working Committee Meeting held at Kata, Rajasthan, 6-8 June, 1978.821

Centre of Indian Trade Unions, Fifth Conference. Presidential Address. 827

Centre-State Relations. 490

The Employees State Insur- ance Scheme•A Hoax. Memorandum Submitted bythed.T.U.totheE.S.I. Review Committee. 825

Gorkhaland Agitation•A Part of Imperialist Plot in the East. 521

India's Economic Crisis and Its Solution. 286

Jobs for All. Against British Monopoly, against Indian Profiteering. 984

Marx and Trade Unions. 513 New Industrial Relations Bill.

An Anti-Working Class Measure•A Critique. 833

Rising Attacks•Growing Struggles! 823

The Sterling Balances Betrayal. Sordid Story of Their Accumulation. Shameful Surrender of Our Interests by the Chetty- Cripps Agreements. 290

Twin Challenge before People. 528

Wages and Income Policy. What It Means to the Working Class. 824

Ranadive, Vimal Feminists and Woman's

Movement. 1446 Rane, Ganpat Babaji

This Poor Man Prefers Swatantra. 749

Ranga, N. G. The Budget and You. 724 The Congress Path to

National Disaster. 731 Economic Programme of

Kisan Congress. 1490 Self-Employed Peasants and

Tribal People. A Saga of Rangaji's Life-Long Fight for the Protection and Welfare of Agricultural Toilers and Tribal People. 1375

Swatantra Alternative to the Third Plan. Speeches in Parliament. 722

Rao, B. N. Programme for a Centre

Party. 1161

156

Author Index

Rao, S. R. K. Is India Heading Towards an

Internal Debt Trap? 1427 Rao, V. K. R. V.

Freedom and Development•The Challenge with Special Reference to India. 1166

Rashtriyah Swayamsevak Sangh

R.S.S.S. Resolves. Full Text of Resolutions From 1950 to 1983.1355

Rasul, M. Abdullah Tebhaga Struggle of Bengal.

853 Ray, Aswini

Karimganj Riots. A Political Study. 1695

Meerut Riots•A Case Study. 1703

Reinsch, Paul America on British Rule in

India. 1457 Republican Party of India

The Charter of Demands. Submitted by the Republi- can Party of India to Shri Lai Bahadur Shastri. 764

Election Manifesto of the Re- publican Party of India. 765

Republican Party of India. Resolutions Passed in the 5th Conference of the Republican Party of India. 761

Revolutionary Socialist Party A Call to Action. 608 What Is Happening in Kerala?

607 Revolutionary Worker's Party of India

For a Worker's and Peasants' Government in India. The Programme of the Revolutionary Workers' Party of India. 706

Ridley, George India. 925

Rizvi, Gowher Bangladesh: Distortions

Challenged. Sheikh Mujib's Place in History and the Truth about His Opponents. 1868

Robeson, Paul Brother India. 1456

Roosevelt, Theodore America on British Rule in

India. 1457 Some American Opinions on

the Indian Empire. 1476 Roy, Ajit

Big Business under Congress Raj. 330

Who Pays for Our Plans? An Analysis of Congress Taxation Policy. 327

Roy, Basanta Koomar Eminent Britons on What

India Really Means to Britian. 1436

Roy, Bidhan Chandra An Address by Dr. Bidhan

Chandra Roy, or Non- Violence for Modern Man. 1041

Statement by Dr. B. C. Roy, Chief Minister and Finance Minister. Budget 1954-55. 1519

Roy, M. N. Constitution of India•A

Draft. 768 Roy, S. M.

White Paper on Indian Constitution, 1946. (With Elucidation by the Cabinet Mission, and Correspon- dence between the Mission, Congress and the League). 1005

Ruia, Ramniwas R. Cotton Policy. 1122

Rustamji, K. F. Visit to Punjab. 1634

Sachar, Bhimsen Address by Shri Bhimsen

Sachar, Governor of Andhra Pradesh to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council. Assembled Together at the Assembly Hall, Hyderabad. 1586

Sadasivam, T. Our Foreign Indebtedness.

1146 Sahani, Kidar Nath

General Secretary's Report. 696

General Secretary's Report. Fourth Plenary Session. 704

Sahay, Anand Mohan The Lid Off R.S.S.S. 1078

Sahay, Goving R.S.S.S. Hitler's Heirs. An

Exposition of the Para- Military Fascist Character of R.S.S.S. 1748

Sahni, Ruchi Ram Truth about Kashmir. 1763

Saillant, Louis Strengthen United Action.

780 Saldanha, C. A.

Some Economic Problems of India. (Being Stray Thoughts and a Summary Review). 1174

Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee

Aurangabad Riots. An Analytical Study. 1700

Corruption Thy Name Is Jana Sangh. 1739

Democratic Sanction against Communal Reaction. 1726

Flickering Lamp and a Falling Star. 1681

Flashback on Parbhani. A Post-Mortem Study of the Communal Riots in Parbhani (Maharashtra) in 1968.1704

157

Author Index

Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee cont.

Jan Sang h and West Asian Crisis. 1675,1743

Jana Sangh Manifesto Ex- Rayed. 1680

R.S.S.S. Anti-Nation Conspiracy. 1685,1753

R.S.S.S. and Culture. 1678 R.S.S.S. Harijans and Jana

Sangh. 1667,1686 R.S.S.S. Minorities and Jana

Sangh. 1674 Ranchi Riots-Saffron

Conspiracy•2. Factual Analyses of the Tragic Happenings in August 1967.1687

The Real Face of Jamaat-e- Islami. 1668

Shiv Sena Menace. 1758 Sampurnanand, Dr.

The Trials of Our Democracy. 1137,1654

Samyukta Maharashtra Parishad

Reorganization of States in India with Particular Refer- ence to the Formation of Maharashtra. Being the Memorandum Submitted by the Samyukta Maharashtra Parishad to the States Re- organization Commission. 1100

Samyukta Socialist Party Samyukta Socialist Party

Election Manifesto, 1971. For a New Transfer of Power for Equality-Based Development. 611

Sandhu, S. K. Pilot Study on Working in a

Slum Area for Family Planning. 1260

Sangathan, I. C. Rajiv Era•A Historical

Perspective. 1413 Sanhalan, Kendra

Congress Seva Dal. 90 Sanjeevayya, D.

The National Plan Loan. 1105

Sanjiva Reddy, N. Indian National Congress,

Sixty-Seventh Session. Presidential Address. 136

Presidential Address, 66th Session, Indian National Congress. 129

Sanjivayya, D. Report of the Five Man

Committee. (Appointed by the Congress President in Pursuance of the Resolu- tion of the A.I.C.C). 149

Santhanam, K. The Fight against

Untouchability. 1064 Planning and Plain Thinking.

1156 Political Democracy and

Economic Development. Public Affairs Pamphlet No. 10.1218

Socialism. 1240 The Trap of Words. 924

Sapre, S. S. Indian Democracy in

Danger•Read and Think. 1242

Sarabhai, Mridula Letters from Constitution

House. 1815 Sarbadhikari, Prabhat

Devaluation in Theory and Practice. 1069

Sardesai, S. G. Bombay Textile General

Strike, February 28th to March 11th, 1966.354

The Heritage We Carry Forward and the Heritage We Renounce. 425

Kashmir. Defence, Democ- racy, Secularism. 345

The People and the Crisis of Capitalist Planning. 357

Seventh Congress of the Comintern and India's Struggle for Democracy and Freedom. 353


Why Communists? Popular Election Guides. 465

Sarkar, Jagannath C.P.I.'s Struggle of

Communist Unity. 460 Sastri, R. S.

Is Not the Brahmin a Foreigner? 1321

Sastri, V. S. Srinivasa The Future of Indian States.

Reprint of Two Lectures Delivered at the Maharaj's College, Ernakulam, Cochin, on 2nd and 3rd October, 1926. 882

Sattar, Chaudhary Abdul Jana Sangh Misrule in Delhi.

(A Dismal Record of Administrative Inefficiency and Corruption). 1669

Saty abhakt, Swam i Manifesto of Swam i

Satyabhakt, Candidate for Presidentship Election. 1212

Satyanarayana Rao, Awa Whither Indian Polity?

Maladies and Remedies. Memorandum Submitted to Sarkaria Commission on Centre-State Relations. 1484

Saxena, Surendra Bahadur R.S.S.S.: A Descriptive

Study. 1718 Sayed, G. M.

G. M. Sayed on National Unity. 2007

Schumacher, E. P. Gandhian Thought. A Saner

Technology for Developing Countries. 1503

Scott, I. D. Notes on Chit ral. 890

Sehanavis, Chinmohan Lenin and India. 1235

Selvaraj, G. The Meaning of the Simla

Surrender. The Only Criticism of Current Congress Policy from the Left. 1013

Sema, Hokishe Efforts for Peace. 1658

158

Author Index

Sen, A. K. Election Law and Rules•

Technique and Propaganda. 128

Sen, Bhowani C.P.M. Fight against United

Front in West Bengal. 374 Congress Claims X'Rayed.

362 A Critique of Sri Aurobindo's

Philosophy. 367 National Democracy and

People's Democracy. Essays in Honour of Ninetieth Birthday of Comrade Georgi Dimitrov. 385

Sen, Mohit Aspects of C.P.I. Programme.

348 C.P.I.'s Battle against Maoism

and the Naxalites. 440 Communism and the New

Left. 365 Gujarat Burns! Save Gujaratl

448 National Democracy and

People's Democracy. Essays in Honour of Ninetieth Birthday of Comrade Georgi Dimitrov. 385

The People's March to Delhi. 391

Sen, Naren A Brief Synopsis of the

History of Indian Trade Union Movement. 836

Sen, Niranjan Bengal's Forgotten Warriors.

996 Sengupta, B. K.

White Paper on Indian Constitution, 1946. (With Elucidation by the Cabinet Mission, and Correspon- dence between the Mission, Congress and the League). 1005

Sengupta, D. M. Assam's Woes and India's

Lost Soul•to be Con- quered and Regained. An Open Letter to the Chief Minister of Assam. 1597

Sesha Iyer, C. P. Intervention against

Constitution. 320 Seshadri, K.

C.P.I.'s Contribution to Socio-Political Ideas in Indian Politics. 431

Seth, K. N. American Interest in R.S.S.S.

1672 Harijans and Jana Sangh

Politics. 1736 Seva Dal

Seva Dal Manual No.1. 29 Seva Dal Manual. No. 4. 32

Shah, K. K. Bombay Pradesh Congress


Shah, K. T. Ministers Please Fulfil

People's Demands. 1014, 1033

Shah, Viren J. Perestroika and India•The

Global Process. 1428 Shahi, Agha

U. N.'s Call•Total Withdrawal from Afghanistan. Pakistan Foreign Affairs Advisor's Address. 2091

Shakir, Moin Gandhi, Azad, and

Nationalism. 1754 Sharma, A. P.

I.N.T.U.C. Presidential Address. 806

Sharma, Aswani Kurma I Accuse. From the Sup-

pressed Statement of Manabendra Nath Roy on Trial for Treason before Sessions Court. 884

Sharma, Jagdish Saran All India Congress Commit-

tee: Circulars. A Descrip- tive Bibliography. 92

Sharma, Keshava Prasad The Historical Necessity of

an Anti-Socialist Platform. 1434

Sharma, Krishan Lai General Secretary's Report.

Fourth Plenary Session. 704

General Secretary's Report. National Executive Meeting. 703

Sharma, Rambilas The Question of an Obliga-

tory State Language in India. 1491

Sharma, Shanker Dayal Address by Dr. Shanker

Dayal Sharma, President, Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee Meeting. 219

Congress Approach to International Affairs. 177

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 74th Plenary Session, Bidhan Nagar Calcutta, December 28-29, 1972.206

Studying Nehru. (Text of Speech Delivered at the Inauguration of Nehru Study Forum). 222

Text of Speech. At All India Conference of Peace and Solidarity, Calcutta, Sept. 20, 1972.215

Sharma, Yogindra Branch Functioning in the

Communist Party. 401 Glimpses of Revolutionary

Cuba. 381 Shastri, Lai Bahadur

Naked Act of Aggression by Pakistan in Kutch. 2217

Shenoy, B. R. The Food Situation and the

Common Man. 1438 The Foreign Exchange

Situation. 1157 Prune the Plan. 1133

Shiva Rao, B. India's Freedom Struggle•

Some Aspects. Third Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1967. 1228

159

Author Index

Shrimali, K. L. First Conference of

Educators for Secularism, Socialism and Democracy. 1284

Shroff, A. D. Desperate Proposals. A

Review of the "1957 Budget." 1135

Free Enterprise and Democracy. 1119

Free Enterprise in India. 1120 Free Enterprise in India•A

Call for Leadership. 1184 Has Private Enterprise

Failed? 1118 Liberty to Trade Endangered.

Based on a Speech at the Southern India Chamber of Commerce, Madras on Jan. 16, 1957.1134

Planning in India. 1136 The Transport Bottleneck. I•

Another Tragic Tale? 1116 Shroff, Minoo R.

What Makes Japan Tick: Some Lessons for India. 1430

Siddhanta, T. N. The Railway General Strike.

801 Siddiqi, Majid

The Design of Pakistan Government. 1888

Siddiqur Rahman Friends, We Remember You.

1874 Singh, Amrik

Birth of Khalsa. India's First Army of Liberation. 1067

Singh, Anup Britain's Last Chance in

India 912 Singh, Arjun

My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420 Singh, Charan

Our Economic Philosophy. 751

Singh, Gopal My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420

Singh, Gurbachan The Idea of the Sikh State.

1478

Singh, Gurmukh Nihal The Indian Constituent

Assembly. 1010 Laski•The Teacher & the

Political Scientist with a Postscript on "The Dangers to Democracy in India." 1141

Singh, Harnam Punjab•The Homeland of

the Sikhs. 1622 Singh, Hukam, Sardar

Sikh Problem and Its Solution•An Elucidation. 1088,1110

Singh, J. J. India and America. 1043,

2183 Singh, Jaswant

Whither India? After Nehru What? And Some Little Glimmers of Hope. 1493

Singh, Khushwant The Unending Trail. 1128

Singh, L. P. Governor's Speech at

Kohima. Independence Day 1975.1289

Singh, N. K. Chaibasa Riots. An on the

Spot Study. 1720 A Tale of Two Villages. (A

Spot Study of Nonari and Sajni Riots in U.P.). 1735

Singh, Pitamber My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420

Singh, Raghuveer Political Culture and Culture

of Politics in India. (Puntambekar Memorial Lecture). 1406

Singh, Rajindar Five Hundred Years of

Sikhism. 1207 Singh, Sadhu Swamp

The Sikhs Demand Their Homeland. 1477

Singh, Sukumar Aids and Loans•A Means to

Neo-Colonialism. 1360 Singh, T. N.

Public Sector•Its Need and Justification. 132

Singh, Tara My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420

Sinha, Bejoy Kumar Why the National

Revolutionaries Became Communists? 439

Sinha, Ganga Sharan Chairman's Address. 555 President's Address. 565

Sinha, Girija Kumar Bihar Diary•The Glorious

August Days. 1442 Sinha, Indradeep

C.P.I.'s Struggle of Communist Unity. 460

Crisis of Capitalist Path in India: The Political Alternatives. 408

On Certain Ideological Positions of C.P.I.(M.). 412

Sinha, S. P. The Future of India. Presi-

dential Address to the Indian National Congress. 1

Sinha, S. P. The Task of National

Integration. 1673,1744 Sinha, Sachchidanand

Civil Disobedience in Bihar. 603

Sinha, Sasadhar Why Famine in India? 960

Srtaramayya, B. Pattabhi Presidential Address. Indian

Natbnal Congress, Fifty- Fifth Sesson. 27

Sitaramayya, Pattabhi Convention on Linguistic and

Cultural Provinces in India. Presidential Address. 1012

Sixty (60) Years of Congress. 13

Sivaramamurti, C. Our National Emblem. 1199

Slade, Madeline Gleanings Gathered at

Bapu'sFeet. 1071 Sloss, Robert

Some Facts about India. Interviews with Lord Islington during November, 1916.873

Social Unity Centre of India An Appeal to the Communists

all over the World. On Recent Developments in South East-Asia. 613

160

Author Index

Socialist Party All Power to the People.

Election Manifesto. 612 Socialist Party


Socialist Party Forward to a Mass Party.

596 Socialist Party

National Committee Resolutions. 605

Nationalisation-Socialist Party. 600

Socialist Party Statement of Principles and Programmes. 606

The Way Out. Being the Diagnosis of the Economic Malaise Afflicting the Country and the Cure Suggested by the Socialist Party. 595

We Build for Socialism. Platform of the Socialist Party. 599

Socialist Workers Party To the Workers and

Peasants of India. Manifesto of the Fourth International. 921

Somani, G. N. An Observation on the Food

Production Drive of the Hon'ble Prime Minister Pandit Jawahar Lai Nehru. 1072

Needs and Demands of a Jaipury. 1650

Somasekhara Rau, M. P. Growth of Local Self-

Government in Bangalore City. 1225

Sondhi, M. L. Wanted: A National Foreign

Policy. 632,634 Spratt, Philip

Communism and India. 1094 Sreenivasan, M. A.

Controls and Freedom. 1173 Srinivasa Rao, Nittoor

Integrity in National Life. 1247

Srivastava, H. C. Experience of an Academic

Community in Fighting Out Right-Reaction. 1288

Srivastava, Ramu Story of Blood and Tears.

Heart Rending Story of Jana Sanghi Barbarrties Perpetrated on the Satnamis of Madhya Pradesh. 1693

Subramaniam, C. The Turning Point. New

Program For Economic Progress. 1281

Valedictory Address. 176 Subramanya Menon, K. P.

Focus on Unemployment. 311

National Income. Distribution and Rate of Growth. 335

Subramanya Menon, K. P. cont. The Shame of Free India. A

Study of the Social and Economic Disabilities of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. 329

Sudhakaran, K. Intervention against

Constitution. 320 Suhrawardy, H. S.

Broadcast to the Nation, 12th September, 1956.1949

Joint Electorate in Pakistan. 1959

Prime Minister's Statement on Foreign Policy. December 9, 1956.1948

Statement on Foreign Rela- tions and Defence. 1954

Statement on Foreign Rela- tions and Defence. 1958

Winding up of Foreign Policy Debate. 1956

Suhrawardy, Huseyn Shaheed Kashmir. Message to the

American People. 1839 Sumar, A. K.

Islam Needs No Crutch of Socialism. 2006

Sundarayya, P. For Victory in Andhra. 303 National Integration•A

Critique of Government Policies. Note Submitted to the National Integration Council, October 1973. 485

Supreme Court Lawyer's Campaign Committee

Justice H. R. Khanna•His Views. 864

Surjeet, Harkishan Singh Anti-Betterment Levy

Struggle of Punjab. 857 Developments in Punjab. 511 Fight the Threat of Divisive

Forces, Defend National Unity. 520

Forward to United Struggle. 849

Lessons of Punjab. 442 Kashmir and Its Future. 1812 Major Jaipal Singh: Tribute to

a Revolutionary. 503 My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420 Non-Aligned Summit•An

Assessment. 507 Price-Rise: Who Suffers,

Who Gains? 843 What Is Going to Happen in

Assam? 1600 What the A.I.K.S. Stands for.

851 Suyin, Han

Gandhian Thought. Reconstruction of Chinese System of Education and Its Lessons for India. 1506

Swamy, K. N. Stars of the Leader. Who

Leads to Future India? (A Guide to the Voters). 992

Swamy, Subramanian Garibi Badhao, Budget

1971-72.645 Plan for Full Employment.

642 Swadeshi Plan. 16th All India

Session. 641

161

Author Index

Swaran Singh, Sardar Simla Agreement. Debates in

Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha. Replies by the Prime Minister and the Minister of External Affairs. 2230

U.N. Assembly Session. 2221

Swamp, R. Let's Fight the Communist

Menace. 1450 Swamp, Ram

Hindu-Sikh Relationship. 1407

Swatantra Party Co-Operation or Coercion?

713 For Farm, Family, and

Freedom. Swatantra Party Programme for Prosperity•1971.742

Inflation•Your Hidden Enemy. 708

Labour's Friend•Congress or Swatantra? 718

Socialism•An Ism That Has Become a Wasm. 745

Swatantra Party Collection of Comments. 716

Swatantra Party Constitution. As Amended on October 5, 1968 by the 5th National Convention in Bhubaneswar. 740

Swatantra Party Election Manifesto, Assembly Elections, March, 1972. 744

Swatantra Party Members of the General Council. 747

Swatantra Party Mid-Term Report. Adopted by the General Council of the Swatantra Party on November 15-16, 1969. 741

Swatantra Party National Executive Resolutions. 729

Swatantra Party Preparatory Convention. 712

Swatantra Party. Statement of Principles. 711

Swatantra Speaks to the Poor. 750

Swatantra Party cont. To Prosperity through

Freedom. 709 To Prosperity through

Freedom. The Swatantra Party's Statement of Policy. 719

What's Wrong with the Third Plan? 717

Who Is Outdated? German Socialists Echo Swatantra. 714

Who's to Hold That Price Line? 707

Why Swatantra? 748 Swatantra Party General Council

Souvenir Swatantra Party General Council•Baroda, 6th November 1971. 743

Symes, Lillian India's Revolution•It's

Challenge and Meaning. 1181

T Taft, William Howard


Tahilramani, Parsram V. Why the Exodus from Sind?

(Being a Brief Resume of Conditions Responsible for Exodus of Hindus, Sikhs and Harijans from Sind). 1006

Takhtmal Indian National Congress.


Talbot, Phillips Problems Facing Pakistan.

1923 Tan Yun-shan

The Visva-Bharati Cheena- Bhavana and the Sino- Indian Cultural Society. 2182

Taraporevala, J. The Gift Tax. 1152

Taraporevala, Russi Jal Economic Implications of the

Union Budget for 1966-67. 1216

Taraporevala, Russi Jal cont. The Economic Implications of

the Union Budget, 1971- 72.1253

Wealth and Expenditure Taxes•Their Effect on the Indian Economy and the Common Man. 1149

Tariq, Pervaiz Naeem Female Crime in Rural and

Urban Areas of Pakistan. 2106

Tarkunde, V. M. Contemporary Socialism.

1257 Fundamental Right to

Property. 1255 Propaganda. Radical

Democratic Party Publication No. 6. 766

Tasnim, Ahmed Change in Kashmir in

National Interest. 248 Tek Chand

Liquor at the Bar of Law. 1221

Telangana Graduates Conference

Telangana•A Challenge of the Masses. 1636

Thacker, M. S. The Application of Science

and Technology to Socio- Economic Development. 1256

Thakur, Shankarshan Russian Hand in Punjab.

1396 Thakurdas, Purshotamdas

A Plan of Economic Development for India. 978

A Plan of Economic Develoment for India, Part II. 969

Thengadi, D. B. Modernisation without

Westernisation. 1403 Why Bharatiya Mazdoor

Sangh? 772 Your Equipment. 773 Your Office. 770

Thomas, M. M. India's Quest for Democracy.

1Í13

162

Author Index

Thorner, Alice The Kashmir Conflict. Part I.

Dissension and Invasion. 1777

Tilgul, S. V. Before the Commission of

Inquiry to Inquire into the Channapatna Police Incident. Dated this 28th Day of September, 1987. 1423

Tosh, Alexander C. Social Development in the

Third Development Decade. 1326

Trikamdas, Purshottam Dedicated to the Gullible.

The Face of Communism. 572

Triparti, P. K. Amending the Constitution.

1093 Tripura State Committee C.P.I.(M.).

Assault on Parliamentary Democracy in Tripura. A Warning for All. 525

Tripura Faces Semi Fascist Terror. 4 Months under Congress (l)-T.U.J.S. Regime. 527

Twain, Mark America on British Rule in

India. 1457

u Umadevi

The War. Three Letters to Gandhiji. 997

Umesh Rao, M. The Village Manifesto. 1451

Un ni raja, C. Kerala Intervention and After.

1563 Upadhyaya, Deendayal

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Fourteenth Annual Session. 629

Devaluation. A Great Fall. 628

Food Problem. 625 Integral Humanism. 626

Utkal Pradesh Congress Resolutions of Utkal Pradesh

Congress Committee on S.R.C. Report. 277

Utkal Provincial Congress Committee

Report of the Land Reform Committee. (Approved by U.P.C.C). 68

V Vaidya, Murarji J.

Danger of Outmoded Socialism to India's Welfare. 1205

Free Enterprise and Freedom. 1121

Vajpayee, Atal Bihari Assam Problem, Repression

No Solution. 668 Back to Square One. Report

on Punjab. 680 Bharatiya Jana Sangh.

Fifteenth All India Session, Presidential Address. 637

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Presidential Address. 638, 646

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Presidential Address. 638

Heal the Wounds. Vajpayee's Appeal on Assam Tragedy to the Parliament. 1373

India at the Cross-Roads. 1309

National Integration. 622 Presidential Address. 686,

678 When Will Atrocities on

Harijans Stop? 1431 Van den Bogaert, Michael

The Tribal, My Brother. 1363 Varma, Phulan Prasad

Towards a World State. 598 Varshney, J. N.

Pilot Study on Working in a Slum Area for Family Planning. 1260

Vasudeva Rao, A. Telangana•An Economic

Problem. 1637

Vaze, S. G. Civil Liberty under the New

Constitution. Freedom of Association, Freedom of Speech and Press, Freedom of Person. 1070

The Formation of Federations. Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics R. R. Kale Memorial Lecture 1943. 953

Veeramani, K. Dravidar Kazhagam's

Stand on Hindi Imperialism, State Autonomy, De- Sanskritization, Dravidian Movement. 1417

Why Reservation? For S.C.'s, S.T.'s and O.B.C.'s. 1385

Venkatachar, C. S. India in the Eighties.

Supplement to Public Affairs for March 1982• Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1981.1341

Venkataramani, K. S. The Draft Constitution and

Our Ideals. 1514 Venkateswara Rao, Devulapalli

Agrarian Revolution and Our Tasks. (Lay Foundations for a Struggle-Oriented Mass Movement, Immediate Programme, and Some Connected with Srikakulam Girijan Movement). 1368

On Internal Emergency. 1350 On Unity. 1349

Verma, Rajani Kant Bahuguna Speaks. 616

Vidyalankar, Amar Nath National Integration and

Teaching of History. 1664 Vijayatunga, J.

The Problem of Indian Refugee Property. 1448

Vinoba Sarvodaya and Communism.

1145

163

Author Index

Vishal, Badri The Revolt in Telangana.

1635 Vivekanandan, B.

Let Us Meet the Challenge. 656

Vyas, H. K. Incendiary Hand of the

R.S.S.S. and Jana Sangh behind Communal Riots. 371

Vishva Hindu Parishad. The H.S.S. Broad Outfit for Spreading Militant Aggressive Hindu Communal Poison. 420

w Wadhwa, Yogendra

My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420 Wavell, Archibald P.

Indian Problems of Today and Tomorrow. Address to the Combined Legislature. 975

India Today and Tomorrow. 986

West Bengal Government The Centre's Economic

Offensive against the States. 1538

A Few Aspect of the Comprehensive Amendment Bill of West Bengal Land Reforms Act, 1955. As Passed by the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. 1530

Left Front Government of West Bengal and Land Reforms. 1536

Left Front Government and March of the People. 1523

Manifesto of the Left Front. West Bengal Assembly Elections, (1982). 1533

Memorandum of the Government of India's Decision on the Recommendations of the Eighth Finance Commission. 1537

West Bengal Government cont. Our Views on Law and Order

Situation in West Bengal. Speeches and Letters of the Chief Minister of West Bengal to the Prime Minister of India and Other Central Ministers. 1525

A Reply to Charges against Left Front Government, West Bengal. 1534

The Left Front and West Bengal. 1532

Statements on Centre-States Relations. Released at Srinagar on October 8, 1983.1535

Text of Message Sent by the State Government of West Bengal to Home Ministry, Government of India, Containing a Gist of Discussions of Shri Jyoti Basu, Chief Minister of West Bengal, with Acharya Vinoba Bhave on 18th April, 1979, at Paunar. 1524

West Bengal Government Department of Forests

Social Forestry Gaining Ground. 1529

West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee

Constitution of the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee. As Adopted at the Darjeeling Meeting of the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee, October 1953. 67

World Muslim Congerence Liberation of Kashmir. A

Million Signatures. 1784

Y Yadava, D. P.

Mandai Commission Report Recommendation and Implementations. Released at All India Federation of Backward Class Employees. 1101

Yahya Khan, Agha Mohammad Pakistan and International

Issues. 2016 Yajnik, Indulal

Fight for Swadeshi. 1102 Yallamanda Reddy, G.

International Monetary Fund and Developing Countries. Reaganomics in Crisis and Supremacy of Socialism. 413

Yaqub Ali, Muhammad Chief Justice of the Supreme

Court of Pakistan Muhammad Yaqub Ali, Address at the Third Pakistan Jurists' Conference. 2050

Yaqub Khan, Sahabzada Federal Council Debate on

Pakistan's Foreign Policy. 2129

z Zafar, S. M.

Quest for Constitution. 2027 Zaheer, Sajjad

A Case for Congress-League Unity. 974

Zail Singh, Giani Mizoram towards Peace.

1652 Zaman, Hasan

Guidelines, Basic Democracies. 1984

Zauqi, Mohammad Islamic Spiritualism. 2168

Zia-ul-Haq, Begum Organization of Islamic

Conference. Committee of Experts for Establishment of International Islamic Women's Organization. 2123

Zia-ul-Haq, Mohammad Address by General

Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan as Chairman of Islamic Conference. Thirty-Fifth Session of United Nations General Assembly. 2093

164

Author Index

Zia-ul-Haq, Mohammad cont. Advent of 15th Century Hijra-

Address to the Nation. 2171 Aga Khan Award for Architec-

ture. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq, Lahore, Oct. 23, 1980. 2090

Basic Objectives of Foreign Tour•Address to the Nation. 2118

Commitment to Islamic Ideology-Bounden Duty of Public Servants-Address at Administrative Staff College. 2098

Eradication of Corruption: Expeditious Dispensation of Justice. 36th Independence Anniversary Flag-Hoisting Ceremony. 2125

Exhibition on Heritage of Islam. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2099

Fifth Session of Federal Council. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2116

Formation of Majlis-E-Shura Announced Promotion of Islamic Solidarity, Non- Alignment and World Peace Enforcement of Islamic System Objective of Pakistan Movement Tributes to inspiring Leadership of Quaid-i- Azam. 2102

Fourth National Exhibition of Visual Arts. 2108

General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq, Chief of the Army Staff and Chief Martial Law Administrator, Press Conference. 2067

Hijacking•Conspiracy against Pakistan and Ideology. Address to the Nation. 2101

Zia-ul-Haq, Mohammad cont. International Conference on

Advances in Earth Sciences. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia- ul-Haq. 2089

Interview with President General Mohammad Zia- ul-Haq by a Panel of Editors of National Newspapers. 2150

Interview with President General Mohammad Zia- ul-Haq by Panel of National Journalists. 2149

Islam Stands for Unity and Brotherhood. Eighth Session of Federal Council. 2122

Islamic Democracy Basis of New Political System. Second Session of Federal Council. 2112

Islamic Economics Second International Conference. Inaugural Address by President Mohamas Zia-ul- Haq. 2115

March toward Islamic Democracy•Address to Federal Council. 2113

Martial Law Lifted, Constitu- tion Fully Restored. Address to Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament). 2121

Measures to Enforce Nizam- i-lslam. Address to the Nation. 2069

Monetary and Fiscal Eco- nomics of Islam•Interna- tional Seminar. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia- ul-Haq. 2100

National Conference of Muslim Women. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2092

Pakistan Believes in Non- interference. Interview to Indian Journal. 2132

Pakistan Day 1984 Joint Services Parade. 2140

Zia-ul-Haq, Mohammad cont. Pakistan for Peace with

India. President's Interview to Calcutta Weekly. 2110

Political Plan Announced, Sevent Session of Federal Council. 2119

President Calls for Islamic Society•Address to the Nation. 2077

President Addresses Shariah Seminar. Inaugural Address by Près. Gen. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq at the International Seminar on Application of Shariah. 2082

President Ends Political Uncertainty•Address to the Nation. 2075

President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq in NBC's Programme, Meet the Press. 2103

President of Pakistan General Mohammad Zia- ul-Haq•Visit to the United States. Addresses and Speeches. 2107

The President on Pakistan's Ideological Basis. Address by President Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq at the Inauguration of Shariat Faculty of Quaid-i-Azam University. 2080

President Reviews National and International Issues• Interview to World Islamic Times. 2097

Referendum Announced. 2137

Referendum•People's Historic Decision in Favour of Nizam-i-lslam. Address to Nation President General Mohammad Zia- ul-Haq. 2142

Role of Press In Society• Annual Dinner of All Pakistan Newspapers Society. 2109

Visit to Turkey•Addresses and Speeches, 29 August- 3 September, 1983. 2120

165

Author Index

Zia-ul-Haq, Mohammad cont. 12 August, 1983, Plan

Irrevocable•10th Session of Majlis-e-Shoora. 2135

34th Anniversary of Independence Day•Flag Hoisting, Ceremony Address by Près. Gen. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2095

Zutshi, J. N. Invasion of Kashmir. 1852

166

TITLE mmx

A.I.T.U.C. Challenge. Regarding the Credentials of the I.N.T.U.C. to Be the Most Representative Organisation of the Indian Workers. 779

Abolition of Hereditary Rule in Kashmir. 1805

About India. 943 About Tashkent, (From

Swarajya). 1206 Achievements of Congress in the

Punjab. 1627 Action Unavoidable, Situation

Avoidable. Hindu-Sikh Unity at All Costs. 688

Address by Or. Bidhan Chandra Roy, or Non-Violence for Modern Man, An. 1041

Address by Dr. Shanker Dayal Sharma, President, Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee Meeting. 219

Address by General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan as Chairman of Islamic Conference. Thirty-Fifth Session of United Nations General Assembly. 2093

Address by Ghulam Ishaq Khan President Islamic Republic of Pakistan, to Foreign Delegates. 2155

Address by Sheik Hasina. President, Bangladesh Awami League. 1878

Address by Shri Bhimsen Sachar, Governor of Andhra Pradesh to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council. Assembled Together at the Assembly Hall, Hyderabad. 1586

Address by Shri Jagjivan Ram, President, Indian National Congress. 182

Address by Sir Stafford Cripps to the House of Commons, April 28, 1942.931

Address by the Hon'able Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister of Commerce, Education and Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan. Address to Inaugurate the First Annual Session of the All Pakistan Educational Conference, at Karachi, on Oct. 4th, 1952.1936

Address Delivered by His Excellency Mr. Asaf Ali, Ambassador of India. On the Occasion of Hoisting the New Flag of India at the Embassy of India, Washington. 1038

Address of Quaid-i-Azam to the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan (August Session, 1947). 1894

Address to the Nation. 1870 Address to the Nation, Zulfikar

Ali Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan. 2046

Administration under Martial Law. Dawn of a New Era. 1910

Advent of 15th Century Hijra• Address to the Nation. 2171

Affiliation. Rule Book: Part II. Issued by the Executive Committee. 955

African National Congress. 75 Fighting Years. 454

Aga Khan Award for Architecture. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq, Lahore, Oct. 23, 1980. 2090

Against Inflation and Wage Freeze. 820

Agony of Kashmir, The. 1762 Agrarian Revolution and Our

Tasks. (Lay Foundations for a Struggle-oriented Mass Movement, Immediate Programme, and Some Connected with Srikakulam Girijan Movement). 1368

Agricultural Plan for India, An. 1162

Agriculture in India. 141 Ahmedabad Riots X-Rayed.

1719 Aids and Loans•A Means to

Neo-Colonialism. 1360 Aligarh Muslim University

(Amendment) Bill of 1972. (Lok Sabha Debate). 1729

Aligarh University•An Institution of National Importance. (Rajya Sabha Debate on New Bill of 1972). 1731

All-India Agricultural Worker's Union. Statement of Policy and Constitution. 845

All India Congress Committee, Circular No. P.G. 2/5/19210. 1562

167

Title Index

All India Congress Committee: Circulars. A Descriptive Bibliography. 92

All India Congress Committee Meeting, Gandhinagar, October 9 and 10, 1972. Opening Remarks by Dr. Shanker Dayal Sharma, President, Indian National Congress. 214

All India Congress Committee Session, 15-16th May, 1971 at Munshinagar, Bombay, Non-Official Resolutions. 191

All India Congress Committee (I) Ex-Servicemen Cell. Role and Activities of the Cell to Promote Unity and Social Awareness. 253

All-India Convention. Presidential Address. 4

All India Hindu Convention Resolutions. 1187

All India Hindu Mahasabha Election Manifesto. 759

All India Hindu Mahasabha Resolutions of the Working Committee. 755

All-India Hindu Mahasabha Conference at Calcutta, The. Address of Sir Manmatha Nath Mukerji Chairman of the Reception Committee. 753

All India Insurance Employee's Association. The Hand-Maid of Communists. 834

All India Kisan Sabha 24th Conference 8-11 November, 1982 Proceedings and Resolutions. 846

All India League for Revolutionary Culture. Inaugural Conference. 1377

All India Mahila Congress A.I.C.C. 276

All India Muslim League, Central Board Policy and Programme. 886

All India Muslim League, Karachi Session Verbatim Report of the Presidential Address Delivered Extempore, The. 947

All India Muslim League Lahore Session, March 1940. Presidential Address. 908

All-India Muslim League 11th Sessions, Delhi. 1908

All-India Scheduled Castes Federation. Memorandum to the Cabinet Mission on 5th April, 1946.1008

All-India Trade Union Congress 27th Session, Bombay•Draft Report. 788

All India Union•What It Should Be Like & How It May Be Achieved. A Memorandum Submitted in Reply to the Questionnaire of (Sapru) Conciliation Committee. 991

All India United Trade Union Conference against Price Rise and Anti-Working Class Policies. Draft Declaration. 837

All-Indian Federal Union. With Special Reference to the States and the Communal Question. 1019

All Power to the People. Election Manifesto. 612

Ambassador Addresses a Press Conference. National Press Club, Washington, August 30, 1971.2017

Amending the Constitution. 1093 America on British Rule in India.

1457 American Imperialism and

Martial Law in Pakistan. 2152 American Interest in R.S.S.S.

1672 Amrrtsar Congress of the

Communist Party. 314 Anatomy of Meerut Riots. 417 And Quiet Flows the Ganga. A

Documentary Report of Political Killings in Rural Bihar. 1382

Andhra Rice Deal, The. 1560 Andrews' Papers. Bunch of

Letters to Rabindranath Tagore and M. K. Gandhi. 1495

Anglo-American Powers and India, The. 2181

Annual Report of the All India Muslim League for the Years 1932 & 1933. 885

Answer to All Questions, The. 1220

Anti-Betterment Levy Struggle of Punjab. No. 4. 857

Anti-People Policy of the Indira Congress. 504

Antics of the Congress High Command. Group Politics in Andhra Pradesh. 1584

Appeal of India to the President of the United States, The. 872

Appeal to Our Countrymen and Friends in America. 1059

Appeal to the Communists all over the World, An. On Recent Developments in South East Asia. 613

Appeal to the Honourable Members of Parliament, An. 1269

Appeal to the Nation (Our Duty and Progamme), An. 1346

Appeal to the Student Community, An. Adopted at the Fourth Conference of Students' Federation of India 1347

Application of Science and Technology to Socio- Economic Development, The. 1256


Approach to the Second Five Year Plan. Some Basic Considerations. 1106

Approach to the Third Plan, An. 1522

Approaches to the Indian Constitution Problem. An Address Delivered in New Delhi on 18th November 1944 at a Meeting of the Indian Council on World Affairs. 1042

Architects of New Kashmir. 1857 Arun Shourie's Slanders

Rebutted. History Has Vindicated the Communists. 429

168

Title Index

As Law Sees lt. Legal Opinion on the State of Affairs in Kerala. 1566

Aspects of C.P.I. Programme. 348

Assam Events in Perspective. 1601

Assam Problem, Repression No Solution. 668

Assam Turmoil•A Design to Disintegrate. 1479

Assam's Woes and India's Lost Soul•To be Conquered and Regained. An Open Letter to the Chief Minister of Assam. 1597

Assault on Parliamentary Democracy in Tripura. A Warning for All. 525

Astute Ambassadors (On Bangla Desh), The. 2226

Attack on Education. 443 Aurangabad Riots. An Analytical

Study. 1700 Austerity•Need of the Hour•

Independence Day, 1973. Message by His Excellency the Lt. Governor of Pondicherry Thiru Chhedi Lai. 1272

Avert Mankind's Nuclear Doom. 422

Awake Hindusthanl 967 Awakening of New India.

Problems of Today. 758 Aware in Press. 1356

B. M. S. on Menace of Multinationals. 771

B. R. Ambedkar and Secularism. 1414

B.J.P-R.S.S.S.: In the Service of Right-Reaction, The. 526

Babu Jeebon Roy and Khasi Culture. 1402

Back to Square One. Report on Punjab. 680

Background of the Kashmir Problem, The. 1770

Backward Clases in Bombay State. A Brief Account of Ameliorative Measures. 1609

Bahuguna Speaks. 616

Balasaheb's Speech in Jamshedpur. 1329

Baluchistan in the First Year. 1907

Bangalore Resolutions. 544 Bangarandhu's Mayday Address

to the Nation. 1866 Bangla Desh and Jana Sangh.

Anti-Nationalist Politics Unmasked. 1733

Bangla Desh Challenge to World Community. 1862

Bangla Desh Struggle, The. 1863

Bangladesh on Way to Elections, 1986.1876

Bangladesh: Distortions Challenged. Sheikh Mujib's Place in History and the Truth about His Opponents. 1868

Banjhi Massacre•Police Killing of 15 Adivasis on 19 April, 1985, The. 1415

Bank Nationalisation and Jana Sangh. 1713,1750

Bank Nationalisation in Perspective. 1239

Basic Democracies. 2159 Basic Objectives of Foreign

Tour•Address to the Nation. 2118

Battle on the Economic Front. Fifth Five Year Plan and Our Tasks. 223

Before the Commission of Inquiry to Inquire into the Channapatna Police Incident. Dated this 28th Day of September, 1987.1423

Behind the Iron Curtain in Kashmir. Neutral Opinion. 1774

Behind the Orissa Allegations• Facts and Fiction. 1192

Bengal's Forgotten Warriors. 996 Betrayal of National Interests.

195 Betrayed Kashmir, The. 1856 Better Deal to Harijans. Gujarat

Shows Way. 1613 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Election

Manifesto. 624 Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Fifteenth

All India Session, Presidential Address. 637

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Fourteenth Annual Session. 629

Bharatiya Jana-Sangh. Ninth Annual Session. 619

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. On Economic Policy, Internal Situation, Political Situation. Resolutions. 639

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. On Exodus of Hindus, Political Situation, Economic Situation. Resolutions. 643

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Presidential Address. 638, 646

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Presidential Address, Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha Session (General Council). 621

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Resolutions of the Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha and the Working Committee. 620

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Resolutions Passed by Bharatiya Karya Samiti. 647

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Resolutions Passed by the All India Working Committee, 1969.640

Bharatiya Jana Sangh. Resolutions Passed by the Bharatiya Karya Samiti (All India Working Committee). 623

Bharatiya Janata Party Presidential Address. 694, 705

Bharatiya Janata Party Today. 679

Bharatiya Janata Party Working Group Report. Ideological, Organisational, Agitational, Constructive, Electoral. 689

Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh. Constitution and Rules. "Work Is Worship." 776

Bhoodan as Seen by the West. 1154

Bhopal Crime without Punishment. 451

Bidar•Nail in the Coffin of Indian Unity. 1429

169

Title Index

Big Business in India. A Study of Ownership and Control. 785

Big Business under Congress Raj. 330

Big Loot, The. Brief Study of Foreign Exploitation in India. 325

Bihar Diary•The Glorious August Days. 1442

Bihar Press Bill•Answers to Doubts, Apprehensions and Criticism, The. 1340

Birth of Khalsa. India's First Army of Liberation. 1067

Birth of Swatantra Party (Freedom). Protect Farm and Family. 710

Birth-Pangs of New Kashmir. 1765

Black Laws, 1984. The Terrorist Affected Areas. Ordinance Amending the National Security Act. 1405

Bleeding Punjab Warns. 1623 Blessings of Islam. 2177 Blessings of the British Rule in

India, The. 876 "Blue Beard" of India's Finance.

1191 Blue Print for a National

Alternative. 649 Bombay Pradesh Congress


Bombay Textile General Strike, February 28th to March 11th, 1966.354

Bonded Labour in Nagasandra. 1644

Border Disputes. The True Story. 1642

Brainwashing a Nation. Don't Let It Succeed. 197

Branch Functioning in the Communist Party. 401

Bridle Imperialist War-Maniacs. Observe September 1, 1983 as Anti-War Action Day. 415

Brief History of Congress, A. 249

Brief Report on I.N.T.U.C. National Convention on the New 20-Point Economic Programme. Statement and Resolution, A. 807

Brief Synopsis of the History of Indian Trade Union Movement, A. 836

Bringing Democracy to the Village. 1108

Britain and India, 1600-1941. 917

Britain's Indian Record. 1466 Britain's Last Chance in India.

912 Britain's Prisoner. 913 Broadcast to the Nation, 12th

September, 1956.1949 Brother India. 1456 Budget and the Plan, The.

Capitalist Offensive and the People. 783

Budget and You, The. 724 Budget for Capitalists, A. 1416 Build up United Struggle for

Socio-Economic Changes and Defence of Democracy. Comrade B. T. Ranadive's Presidential Speech in the Working Committee Meeting held at Kata, Rajasthan, 6-8 June, 1978.821

Building New India. Selections from Gandhi, Tagore, Nehru, Radhakrishnan, Bhave. 75

Bulganin Souvenir•Peace Is the Bond That Unites Us! 2189

Butchery in Ahmedabad. Call of Gandhiji. 1707

Cabinet Delegation and after, The.1016

Cabinet Division, 1958-1963. Five Years of Revolutionary Government, The. 1969

Call and the Response, The. 1474

Call for Unity and Struggle, The. Proceedings, Resolutions and Other Documents of the 2nd Conference of A.I.A.W.U. held at Palghat. 850

Call for Unity•Rajiv Gandhi. Address at the Calcutta Session of the All India Congress Committee on 29- 12-1983.240

Call to Action, A. 608 Can India Escape Bankruptcy?

734 Can Prisoners of War Be Made

Political Hostages? 2038 Cannibal Bomb. 2238 Car Named Maruti That Never

Was, A. A Sordid Tale of Public Deception. 659

Carnage at Jamshedpur. 402 Cartoons on Kashmir. Gleanings

from World Press. 1838 Case for Congress-League

Unity, A. 974 Case for Constitutional

Recognition of Nepali. Eighth Schedule•What Are the Norms? 1307

Case for Pakistan, The. 1460 Case for Sponsored Radio, The.

1143 Case of Muslim India, The. 1034 Cease-Fire and after. World

Reactions to India's War on Pakistan and Cease-Fire. 2000

Central Committee Document on Mass Organisations. 498

Central Committee Report on Current Situation. Adopted at Its Meeting in New Delhi, September 10-16, 1983. 506

Central Committee Report on Major Developments Since the 11th Party Congress. Adopted at the Meeting Held in New Delhi on August 27- 30, 1982.501

Central Committee Resolutions. 471

Central Government and Development of East Pakistan. 2005

Central Planning and Economic Development. 1244

Centre of Indian Trade Unions Fifth Conference. General Secretary's Report. 829

170

Title Index

Centre of Indian Trade Unions, Fifth Conference. Presidential Address. 827

Centre-State Relations. 490, 1509

Centre State Relations. Extracts from Speeches and Statements of the Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi and the Deputy Prime Minister 1217

Centre's Economic Offensive against the States, The. 1538

Chaibasa Riots. An on the Spot Study. 1720

Chairman's Address. 555 Challenge in Punjab, The. 247 Challenge of Education•A

Critique. 452 Challenge of Kerala, The. 1559 Challenge to Free Asia's

Survival. The Kashmir Dispute. 1979

Challenge to Free Asia's Survival•The Kashmir Dispute. Address of Aziz Ahmed, Ambassador of Pakistan, to the Jefferson Society, University of Virginia. 1845

Change in Kashmir in National Interest. 248

Changing Map of India, The. 1103

Changing Profile of Rural Society in India. 1300

Charge-Sheet against the Communists. 1620

Charter of Demands. Submitted by the Republican Party of India to Shri Lai Bahadur Shastri, The. 764

Charter of Freedom and Democracy. 2172

Charters of Freedom and Democracy. 2158

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan Muhammad Yaqub AN, Address at the Third Pakistan Jurists' Conference. 2050

Chief Minister's Speech on the Tenth Anniversary of the Inauguration of the State of Nagaland. 1659

China's Betrayal of India• Background to the Invasion. 2208

Chinese Aggression against India. 2210

Chinese Aggression in War and Peace. Letters of the Prime Minister of India. 2211

Chinese Betrayal of India. 2209 Chinese-Indian Border Issue-

Documents and Facts, The. 2194

Chinese Threat, The. 2213 Choice before India, The. 944 Christians and Dalit

(Untouchables) Liberation. What Can the Church Do? 1425

C.I.A. Dagger against India. 390 C.I.T.U. Resolves in Madras.

Review of the 4th Conference and Resolutions, The. 822

Citizens' for Democracy. Purpose and Program. 1318

Civil Disobedience in Bihar. 603 Civil Liberty under the New

Constitution. Freedom of Association, Freedom of Speech and Press, Freedom of Person. 1070

Civil Liberty. Punjab Civil Liberties Union. Repression in the Punjab. 966

Cleansing Operation in Punjab, A. 250

Clearing the Air•Bombay's Home Minister Answers Questions on Black Markets, Civil Liberties, Prohibition, Bribery, etc. 1049

Cloud over the Ganges. 2024 Co-Operation for National

Progress. 1331 Co-Operation or Coercion? 713 Code of Discipline in Industry.

838 Colossal Loss to Telangana.

Sequel to Agitation. 1587 Comments on the Two Draft

Programmes. Discussion Pamphlet No. 1. For Party Members Only. 340

Commitment, The. 1823

Commitment to Islamic Ideology•Bounden Duty of Public Servants-Address at Administrative Staff College. 2098

Common Quest for Peace and Development. 2241

Communal Interpretation of Indian History. 1689,1716

Communal Problems, The. 1001 Communal Riots in India. (A

Legal, Sociological and Political Study). 1725

Communal Strife and the Present Situation. 1746

Communal Violence. (A Study in Political Perspective). 1702

Communalism in Punjab. Anachronism of Akali Politics. 1698

Communalism vs. Nationalism• The Nehru Approach. 1663

Communism and Democracy. 1881

Communism and Democracy. (Third of the Series). 1937

Communism and India. 1094 Communism and the New Left.

365 Communism X-Rayed. 1099 Communist Answer to Pandit

Nehru. 296 Communist China's Aggression.

554 Communist Conspiracy in

Capital. 1734 Communist Party. 453 Communist Party and Muslim

Minority. 432 Communist Party and Problems

of National Reconstruction. 304

Communist Party and the Problems of Muslim Minority. 369

Communist Party in the Struggle for Peace, Democracy and National Advance. 302

Communist Party of India and Fight against Communalism. 450

Communist Spotlight on the Land Problem. 1096

171

Title Index

Communist Statement of Policy. For the Struggle for Full Independence and People's Democracy. 287

Communists and Trade Union Movement. 441

Communists in Parliament. 312 Community Development

through Panchayati Raj. 1183 Community Development.

Achievement Series: 2.145 Compendium of Statements and

Resolutions, 1981 to March, 1983.1358

Comprehensive Plan to Control Drugs. Poppy Replacement Project Steadily Progressing. 2036

Concede Parity in Wages First. C.l.T.U.'s Reply to the Questionnaire of the Fourth Pay Commission. 831

Concept of a Secular State, The. 1461

Concerning Evacuee Property• Problem and Solution. 1080

Conference of Political Parties and Chief Ministers in Calcutta. 1387

Congress (I) Conspiracy to Thwart West Bengal Elections Exposed. West Bengal State Committee. 502

Congress (I) Manifesto. Punjab Elections 1985. 271

Congress Agrarian Reforms, Gaps and Loopholes. 841

Congress and Communists. 968 Congress and Constitutional

Amendments, The. 230 Congress and Democracy. 591 Congress and Democratic

Socialism. 163 Congress and Forthcoming

Elections. 252 Congress and Peaceful

Democratic Revolution, The. 204

Congress and the Axis. Has the Congress Ever Offered Active Co-operation in the Prosecution of the War on any Conditions? 905

Congress and the War. 1471, 1516

Congress Approach to International Affairs. 177

Congress Centenary (1985) Celebrations Committee. Centenary Celebration Programmes. 273

Congress Claims X'Rayed. 362 Congress Hand-Book, 1946. 23 Congress Ideology and

Programme, The. 113 Congress Ideology. 127 Congress in the Welfare of

Backward Classes. 263 Congress Manifesto. 200 Congress Path to Communism,

The. 720 Congress Path to National

Disaster, The. 731 Congress Responsibility for the

Disturbances, 1942-43. 952 Congress Rules in India. A Study

in Social Reform. 894 Congress Seva Dal. 90 Congress Seva Dal Manual. 40 Congress Seva Dal Manual:

Training. 33 Congress Seva Dal Training. 89 Congress Triumphs. An Analysis

of By-election Results. 181 Congress X-Rayed. Political

History of India in Verse for the Last Half a Century. 31

Conspicuous Waste. 567 Conspiracy behind Communal

Riots in Post-Independent India. [An Analysis of Hindu- Muslim Problem]. 1299

Conspiracy Exposed. 269 Constituent Assembly and the

States•A Memorandum, The. 1022

Constitution. 522 Constitution. Adopted by the

Eighth Congress, Cochin, December 23-29,1968. 473

Constitution and Rules. 542, 589 Constitution and Rules. As

Amended by the National Council up to 2nd January 1987 at Vijayawada 697

Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 5th June, 1982 at Surat. 673

Constitution and Rules. As Amended by the National Council up to 7th January 1984at Indore. 687

Constitution and Rules of the All India Muslim League, The. 1025

Constitution and Rules of the All- India Muslim League, The. Passed at the Sessbns at Lucknow on the 18th October, 1937.892

Constitution. Indian National Trade Union Congress. 805

Constitution of India•A Draft. 768

Constitution of Indian National Congress. 153,155

Constitution of Indian Youth Congress (I). 238

Constitution of the All-India Trade Union Congress (Amended). Adopted at the 25th Session of the A.I.T.U.C. at Ernakulam. 784

Constitution of the All India Kisan Sabha, The. 842

Constitution of the Communist Parly of India. Adopted at the Extraordinary Party Congress, Amritsar, April 1958. 316

Constitution of the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee. (As Approved by the A.I.C.C. on 9th Nov. 1953). 65

Constitution of the Democratic Youth Federation of India. Passed at its First All-India Conference Held at Kartar Singh Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana, 1-3 November, 1980.863

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Agra Meeting of the All-India Congress Committee, July 1953). 72

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Bhavnagar Session of the Indian National Congress in January 1961. 130

172

Title Index

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Adopted at the Bombay Meeting of the A.I.C.C. April 1948). 28

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. [As Amended at the Bombay Meeting of the A.I.C.C. June 1939]. 8

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Bombay Meeting of the All India Congress Committee, June 1956). 101

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As Amended at the Indore Meeting of the All India Congress Committee. 44

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As in Force from June 25,1967). 160

Constitution of the Indian National Congress. (As in Force from July 11, 1969). 175

Constitution of the Pakistan Democratic Party, 1969. 2013

Constitution of the Utkal Provincial Congress Committee. 34

Constitution of the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee. As Adopted at the Darjeeling Meeting of the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee, October 1953. 67

Constrtution. Rule Book: Part I. Issued by the Executive Committee. 954

Constitution, Rules, and Code of Conduct. 538

Constitution Upholds Independence of Judiciary. 2156

Constitutional Amendments, Facts and Fiction. 2047

Constitutional Philosophy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Memorial Lectures. 1328

Constitutional Reform in Jaipur. Minutes of Dissent. 962

Constructive Programme for Congressmen. 64

Constructive Programme for Women: A Handbook. 94

Contemporary Political Systems. 2020

Contemporary Socialism. 1257 Continuing Relevance of Non-

Alignment. Prime Minister Speaks. 2236

Controls and Freedom. 1173 Controversies about the Role of

Public Sector in India. 1510 Convention on Linguistic and

Cultural Provinces in India. Presidential Address. 1012

Cooperation for Global Progress. 1323

Corruption Thy Name Is Jana Sangh. 1739

Cottage Industries. 532 Cotton Policy. 1122 Country and the Congress. 1208 Country Votes Congress, The.

Being a Brief Analysis of the Results of the Central Assembly Elections. 16,1011

Course of Party Education, A. Second Stage (For Branch Secretaries). 359

C.P.I.'s Contribution to Socio- political Ideas in Indian Politics. 431

C.P.I, and Fight for Democratic Education. 449

C.P.I, and Fight for Democratic Education. 437

C.P.I, and Internationalism. 447 C.P.I. Delegation's Visit to China.

Some Impressions. 461 C.P.I, in the Struggle for

Emancipation of Women. 434 C.P.I.(M.)'s Appeal To

Electorate. 529 C.P.I.(M.) in the Struggle for

Peace and Socialism. 505 C.P.I.(M.), Resolution (June

1974), on Party and Trade Union Organisations. 486

C.P.I.'s Battle against Maoism and the Naxalites. 440

C.P.I.'s Struggle of Communist Unity. 460

C.P.I's Stand On Major Issues. 438

C.P.M. Fight against United Front in West Bengal. 374

Crackdown on Preaching of Hate, Rebellion. 2031

Credit Policy of Public Sector Banks. 394

Crime and Punishment. I. Tell- Tale Facts, II. Is It Political Vendetta? III. None Is Above the Law. 654

Cripps Mission, The. An Authoritative Statement on the Breakdown of the Negotiations at New Delhi. 926

Crisis in India, The. 938 Crisis of Capitalism in India and

Wage Freeze. [General Report Made to the General Council, A.I.T.U.C. on July 22, 1974]. 800

Crisis of Capitalist Path in India: The Political Alternatives. 408

Crisis of Conscience, A. 2139 Crisis on the Ganges.

Background Report. 2014 Critique of Sri Aurobindo's

Philosophy, A. 367 Crusade for Punjabi. 1290 Cultural Legacy. 279 Curb Communalism. (Strong

Plea in Parliament). 1730 Currency Fraud Practised on

India By the British, The. 950 Current Economic and Political

Trends in Pakistan. 1972

Dalit Mazdoor Kisan Party. Election Manifesto 1984. 769

Danger from Communist China. 2200

Danger of Outmoded Socialism to India's Welfare. 1205

Dangerous "Octopus" in the Indian Ocean. 2232

Dangers of the Co-operative Farming. 1158

Daniel Come to Judgement. 1165

Dark Deeds of Jana Sangh in Delhi. 1694

173

Title Index

Dawn is Near, The. Prime Ministers Indira Gandhi's Independence Speech, 1967. 1213

Dawn of a New Era in Assam. Pledges and Performances. 1598

Debate on Reservation. 862 Decade of Modem Mysore,

1926-1936, A. 887 Declaration of Independence.

Communist Party Resolution for the Constituent Assembly. 283

Declaration of Trust: A Call to the Thinkers, Writers, Artists, and Poets of the World. 1189

Dedicated to the Gullible. The Face of Communism. 572

Defend Right to Strike. A Critique of Bills Introduced in Parliament in the Last Budget Session Intended to Curtail the Right to Strike. 826

Democracy in Action. 1215 Democracy in Peril. Problem of

Jammu. 1806 Democracy on Trial. 1756 Democratic Consolidation for

Anti-Imperialist Unity. Speech at the International Conference of Communist and Workers' Parties. 373

Democratic Decentralisation in Rajasthan. 1445

Democratic Decentralisation in Rajasthan. Message from Shri S. K. Dey, Minister for Community Development and Cooperation, Government of India. 1656

Democratic Decentralisation. Note on the Report of the Asoka Mehta Committee on the Panchayati Raj Institute. 488

Democratic Ideals and Foreign Policy of Pakistan. 1963

Democratic Kashmir. 1843 Democratic Sanction against

Communal Reaction. 1726 Design of Pakistan Government,

The. 1888 Desperate Proposals. A Review

of the "1957 Budget." 1135

Detractors of C.P.I. Bank on Falsehood. 403

Devaluation. A Great Fall. 628 Devaluation in Theory and

Practice. 1069 Devaluation of the Rupee.

Causes and Consequences. 1198

Devaluation of the Rupee. Some Questions Answered. 1196

Devaluation•What Next? 737 Development of Scheduled

Castes and Tribes. 1364 Developments in Punjab. 511 Dewan•President's Statement.

At the Joint Sitting of the Travancore Sri Mulam Assembly and the Sri Chitra State Council on the 20th July. 1000

Dialogue with Marxist Communist Party, A. 347Â

Dictatorship for India. 1408 Diplomatic Relations, German

Democratic Republic-India. 2229

Disarmanent. 264 Discharging of Society's Debt to

Scheduled Castes. 1333 Discussion Papers (For

Circulation Among P.S.P. Members). I. Some Thoughts on the Third Plan. II. Tasks before the Party. 560

Disillusioned Backward Classes and Scheduled Castes. An Open Letter to Prime Minister. 1336

Dispute•Rann of Kutch. Background Report. 1978

Do You Know Your Fundamental Rights? 1344

Documents Regarding Kashmir. Ministry of External Affairs and Commonwealth Relations. 1778

Double-Think on Kashmir. Background Report. 1847

Dowry Banned. 131 Dr. M. A. Ansari, Symbol of

Hindu-Muslim Unity. 229 Draft Constitution and Our

Ideals, The. 1514

Draft Constitution and Rules of the East Pakistan Awami Muslim League. 1922

Draft National Policy Statement on Housing and Slums. 670

Draft Political Resolutions for the 11th Congress, Vijayawada, January 26-31, 1982. (Adopted by the Central Committee at its Meeting in New Delhi, October 26-31, 1981). 499

Draft Programme of the Communist Party of India. 337

Draft Report to the 28th Session of the All India Trade Union Congress, Guntur, 28 January-1 February, 1970. 790

Draft Review of National and International Developments Since the Varanasi Party Congress. Adopted by the National Council of C.P.I. New Delhi, December 18-22, 1985 for Discussion in the 13th Party Communist Party of India. Congress.446

Draft Statement on Judicial System. 675

Dragon Unmasked, The. (Role of the Jana Sangh in S.V.D. Government in U.P.). 1745

Dravida Kazhagam. A Revolt against Brahminism, The. 1167

Dravidar Kazhagam's Stand on Hindi Imperialism, State Autonomy, De-Sanskritization, Dravidian Movement. 1417

Drug Demand Prevention. 2071 Dual Revolution, The. 1163 Durand Line. 1947 Dynamics of the World Political

Situation. A Revolutionary Marxist Perspective. 1419

Dynamism of Islam, The. 2012

E Economic Development and

Conservation of Natural Resources. 1268

Economic Development of India. (A Ten Year Plan). 994

174

Title Index

Economic Environment In India•1967, The. 1219

Economic Implications of the Union Budget for 1966-67. 1216

Economic Implications of the Union Budget, 1971-72, The. 1253

Economic Policy Statement. 693 Economic Programme of Kisan

Congress. 1490 Economic Progress of Pakistan,

1947-1948.1898 Education. Achievement Series:

1.144 Educational Rights of Minorities.

1508 Efforts for Peace. 1658 Eighth Lok Sabha Elections and

the Lefts. Open Letter from the Editorial Board of the Marxist Review to Readers and Friends. 512

Election Guide for Candidates and Workers. 188

Election Law and Rules• Technique and Propaganda. 128

Election Manifesto. 122, 331, 546, 568

Election Manifesto, 1957. 610, 618

Election Manifesto, 1962.137 Election Manifesto, 1967.162 Election Manifesto, 1967. For a

Better and Brighter Delhi. 630 Election Manifesto, 1971.187 Election Manifesto, 1972. 202 Election Manifesto, 1977. 650 Election Manifesto, Assembly

Election 85, Indian National Congress (I). 272

Election Manifesto of Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha. 760

Election Manifesto of the Communist Party. 376

Election Manifesto of the Communist Party of India. 300, 356,379

Election Manifesto of the Republican Party of India. 765

Election Review and Party's Tasks. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). 469

Elections According to the System of Proportional Representation by Means of the Single Transferable Vote. 1151

Elections in World's Third Largest Democracy. 2015

Electorates: Separate or Joint? A Dispassionate Analysis. 1886

Electricity Industry and Condition of the Electricity Workers, The. 796

Eleven Points of Mahatma Gandhi. Being a Series of Articles Published in the "Bombay Chronicle." 883

Emergency and After, Some Vital Answers. 227

Emergency? (Speeches Delivered in the Rajya Sabha on the Emergency Measures). 1494

Emerging National Vision, The. 1359

Eminent Britons on What India Really Means to Britian. 1436

Employees State Insurance Scheme•A Hoax. Memorandum Submitted by the C.I.T.U. to the E.S.I. Review Committee. 825

Encounter Killings. The Post- Emergency Period. 1397

Endless War. Disturbed Areas of the Northeast. 1384

Eradication of Corruption: Expeditious Dispensation of Justice. 36th Independence Anniversary Flag-Hoisting Ceremony. 2125

Eradication of Social Evils in Pakistan. 2175

Ershad's Election Fraud. 1877 Essential Services Maintenance

Ordinance•Why? 235 Ethical Basis for Democracy in

Pakistan, The. 2170 Evaluation of a Pledge, An. 1522 Evolutionary Bhoodan. 1104

Exclusion of Hindi Speaking Areas from Haryana Illogical. 1618

Exhibition on Heritage of Islam. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2099

Experience of an Academic Community in Fighting Out Right-Reaction. 1288

F Face of United States

Imperialism, The. 793 Facets of Indian Unity. 1190 Facing the Challenge. 570 Facts about R.S.S.S. and

Gandhi Murder, R.S.S.S. and Freedom Movement, R.S.S.S and Communal Riots. A Mist of Motivated Propaganda Shattered. 1047

Facts about Telangana. 1589 Facts and Fiction in Congress

Manifesto. 549 Facts on Lohia's Attempt at

Disrupting the P.S.P. 539 Facts You Must Know, The. 201 Famine or Plenty? 989 Father of the Nation. 1117 Federal Council Debate on

Pakistan's Foreign Policy. 2129

Federal Intervention in Pakistan•An Ambassador's Response. Background Report III. 2022

Federal Intervention in Pakistan•Chronology. Background Report I. 2026

Federal Intervention in Pakistan•On-the-Spot Dispatches. Background Report. 2023

Federal Intervention in Pakistan•Shadow of War. Background Report VII. 2025

Federal Principle in Pakistan, The. 1909

Female Crime in Rural and Urban Areas of Pakistan. 2106

Feminists and Woman's Movement. 1446

175

Title Index

Few Aspects of the Comprehensive Amendment Bill of West Bengal Land Reforms Act, 1955, A. As Passed by the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. 1530

Fewer Rights, More Bullets. The Central Industrial Security Force (Amendment) Bill. 1376

Fifteenth August•Its Meaning for India and the World. Introduction by M. R. Masani. 1039

Fifth Session of Federal Council. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2116

Fifty Years of Literacy and Adult Education. 2133

Fifty Years of the Kishan Sabha. 855

Fight against Revisionism. 341 Fight against Untouchability,

The. 1064 Fight Back Communalism. Stand

of the Communist Party at the National Integration Council Meeting. 360

Fight Back Detractors of Nonalignment. 418

Fight for Freedom, The. 877 Fight for Swadeshi. 1102 Fight the Threat of Divisive

Forces, Defend National Unity. 520

Fighting Front of Toiling Millions against Imperialists and Their Collaborators, A. 293

First Conference of Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Union. 1232

First Conference of Educators for Secularism, Socialism, and Democracy. 1284

First Election of Panchayat Raj, The. (Summary of the Findings). 1172

First-of-the-Month Broadcast to the Nation. Covering the Months January, February, March. 1943

First Political Party Conference of the Andhra Pradesh Congress. 1585

First Six Months of Left Front Ministry in West Bengal. 1521

First Swatantra Budget. 732

Five Hundred Years of Sikhism. 1207

Five Years of Revolutionary Government. The Planning Division. 1962

Flag Incident in Kabul, The. Failure of Mediation. 1942

Flashback on Parbhani. A Post- Mortem Study of the Communal Riots in Parbhani (Maharashtra) in 1968.1704

Flickering Lamp and a Falling Star, A. 1681

Focus: India•1966-79. Balance Sheet of Indira Regime & Janata Rule. 491

Focus on Indianisation. Text of Speeches Delivered in Rajya Sabha. 1717

Focus on Taxation. 309 Focus on Unemployment. 311 Focus: Working Class under

Congress and Janata Rule. 493

Follow-up Measures after Bank Nationalisation. 184

Food and Economics Policies. 583

Food Problem. 625 Food Situation and the Common

Man, The. 1438 For a Lasting Solution. 1138,

1612 For a Worker's and Peasants'

Government in India. The Programme of the Revolutionary Workers' Party of India. 706

For Farm, Family, and Freedom. Swatantra Party Programme for Prosperity•1971. 742

For Self-Reliance in National Defence. 343

For Victory in Andhra. 303 Foreign Capital? Yes! Govt-to-

Govt. Loans? No! 736 Foreign Exchange Situation,

The. 1157 Foreign Funding and the

Philosophy of Voluntary Organisations. 1426

Foreign Policy for India, A. 2179 Foreign Policy of Self-Reliant

Nation. 1324

Foreign Policy of the Indian National Congress, The. 259

Foreign Relatbns. Recent Pronouncements by Pakistan's Leaders. 1946

Forestall Evictions from B. R. Hills. A Study on the Impact of the Proposed Implementation of the Kamataka Government's Wild life Protection Act (1972) on the Soliga tribals of B. R. Hills in Mysore District. 1638

Forge Unity on Common Issues. Documents of the Third All- India Conference of Students' Federation of India. 1306

Formation of Federatrons, The. Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics R. R. Kale Memorial Lecture 1943. 953

Formation of Majlis-e-Shura Announced Promotion of Islamic Solidarity, Non- Alignment and World Peace Enforcement of Islamic System Objective of Pakistan Movement Tributes to Inspiring Leadership of Quaid- i-Azam. 2102

Former Prime Minister of Kashmir Appeals from Behind Prison Walls. 1816

Forward, Forward! 1270 Forward March of Indian

Economy. 262 Forward to a Mass Party. 596 Forward to Defence of

Motherland under the Banner of Jawaharlal Nehru! Speeches by Communist Members in Parliament. 332

Forward to Self-Reliance, 1972. 212

Forward to the Defence of Nationalism, Democracy, and Socialism. The Message of the 9th National Conference. 582

Forward to United Struggle. 849 Foundations of Peace. Address

Delivered by Shrimati Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India at the General Assembly of the United Nations. 2223

176

Title Index

Four Speeches. (Delivered in the Third Lok Sabha of the Indian Parliament). 1275

Four Talks on Pakistan. 1889 Four Wasteful Years. Being a

Rapid Review of Congress Record in Office. 1091

Fourth J. P. Memorial Lecture, 1983 Souvenir. 1455

Fourth National Exhibition of Visual Arts. 2108

Free But Fettered•The Illiterate Citizen. 1245

Free Enterprise and Democracy. 1119

Free Enterprise and Freedom. 1121

Free Enterprise in India. 1120 Free Enterprise in India•A Call

For Leadership. 1184 Free Happy India, A. Election

Policy of Indian Communists. 1470

Free Kashmir Calling. "Yih Chhuh Azad Kashmir Radio." 1783

Freedom and Development• The Challenge with Special Reference to India. 1166

Freedom for India Now. 927 Freedom for India. The Truth

about the Cabinet Mission's Visit. 1028

Freedom of Information. Address Delivered in the Series "Building for Peace" Sponsored by United Nations Information Centre for Pakistan. 1941

Freedom of the Press. 1258 Freedom Speaks. Being a

Resume of the Ideals of the Indian National Congress, 1885-1945.20

French Settlements in India. 1073

Friends, We Remember You. 1874

From Wall to Wall. 1194 Functional Democracy•A

Failure in India. 1303 Fundamental Right to Property.

1255 Fusillade in Kerala. 1557

Future of India, The. Presidential Address to the Indian National Congress. 1

Future of Indian States, The. Reprint of Two Lectures Delivered at the Maharaj's College, Ernakulam, Cochin, on 2nd and 3rd October, 1926.882

G. M. Sayed on National Unity. 2007

Gains of Freedom II. 1605 Gains of Freedom. 1604 Gana Mukti Parishad in Building

the Peasant Movement in Tripura. 854

Gandhi, Azad, and Nationalism. 1754

Gandhi's Non-Violent Weapon. 1063

Gandhian Struggle by the Victims of Baroda Riots, A. 1343

Gandhian Thought. A Saner Technology for Developing Countries. 1503

Gandhian Thought. Atom, Man, and Ahimsa. 1504

Gandhian Thought. Disciplines of Democracy. 1505

Gandhian Thought. Ends and Means. 1498

Gandhian Thought. Gandhi and Total Happiness of Man. 1502

Gandhian Thought. Hindu Philosophy, Modern Science and Our Political Economy. 1435

Gandhian Thought. Mahatma Gandhi's Educational Theory. 1500

Gandhian Thought. Reconstruction of Chinese System of Education and Its Lessons for India. 1506

Gandhian Thought. Relevance of Satyagraha as a Weapon of Socio-Economic and Political Changes in Modern Times. 1499

Gandhian Thought. Student- Youth Movement and Gandhian Non-Violent Revolution. 1496

Gandhian Thought. The Meaning of Freedom•With Special Reference to the Gandhian View. 1501

Gandhian Thought. The Relevance of Gandhi for Our Times. 1497

Gandhiji on Removal of Untouchabilrty. 1129

Gandhiji's Address to Congress Workers in Maharashtra. 965

Garibi Badhao, Budget 1971-72. 645

Gas Chamber on the Chambal, The. A Study of Job Health Hazards and Environmental Pollution at NAGDA, Madhya Pradesh. 1362

Gems from Congress Presidential Addresses Every Indian Youth Should Know. 1453

General Elections, New Leadership to Emerge. 2049

General Elections 1957, The. A Survey. 116

General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq, Chief of the Army Staff and Chief Martial Law Administrator, Press Conference. 2067

General Report at Ernakulam. 782

General Secretary's Report. 696 General Secretary's Report,

(1981-82). 677 General Secretary's Report.

Fourth Plenary Session. 704 General Secretary's Report.

National Executive Meeting. 703

General Secretary's Report to the Tenth National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party, The. 586

General Secretary's Report to 24th Session of the All India Kisan Sabha. (Midnapore, West Bengal, November 8 to 11, 1982). 848

177

Title Index

Gift of God (The Story of Pandit Nehru), The. 1111

Gift Tax, The. 1152 Glance at the Economic Problem

of the North West Frontier Province, A. 897

Glance at the Indo-Pakistan Financial Agreement, A. (Story Behind 55 Crores). 1053

Gleanings Gathered at Bapu's Feet. 1071

Glimpses of Indian National Congress: 1885-1975. 225

Glimpses of Revolutionary Cuba. 381

Goa Question, The. 1602 Goal of British Rule in India, The.

1051 Golwalkar and Caste System.

1712 Golwalkarism. 1724 Good Done for Public Servants,

Working Class. The Human Way. 662

Gorkhaland Agitation•A Part of Imperialist Plot in the East. 521

Govern or Get Out. N. D. A. Satyagraha on Punjab, May, 1984.1631

Governor's Speech at Kohima. Independence Day 1975. 1289

Grand Alliance. The Plot That Failed. 190 A

Great Betrayers, The. 701 Great Experiment, A. 38 Growth of Indian Monopoly. 795 Growth of Local Self-

Government in Bangalore City. 1225

Growth with Social Justice. An Assessment of India's Development Strategy. 2228

Guard the Flame of Freedom. 1391

Guidelines, Basic Democracies. 1984

Guiding Principles of Maharashtra State. 1645

Gujarat Burns! Save Gujarat! 448

H H. M.S. on Industrial Relations.

840 Hail Kashmir! 1818 Handbook for Congressmen. 39 Handbook on Management of

Afghan Refugees in Pakistan. (Revised) Edition. 2141

Harijans and Jana Sangh Politics. 1736

Harijans Today. 1097 Haryana Vidhan Sabha

Elections, 1987, Election Manifesto. 274

Has Private Enterprise Failed? 1118

Heal the Wounds. Vajpayee's Appeal on Assam Tragedy to the Parliament. 1373

Health Care at Every Doorstep. 255

Health Division, 1958-1963, The. Five Years of Revolutionary Government. 1970

Health Services In India•Sorry State of Affairs. 1308

Health. Achievement Series: 3. 146

Heritage We Carry Fonward and the Heritage We Renounce, The. 425

Hero's Welcome to Sher-e- Kashmir. 1825

High Commission for Pakistan, The. Five Years of Pakistan• A Survey•Kashmir. 1781

High Prices•Why? 1193 Hijacking•Conspiracy against

Pakistan and Ideology. Address to the Nation. 2101

Hind Mazdoor Sabha Constitution (As Amended up to December 26, 1958). 839

Hindi in Bombay State. 1447 Hindi: The National Language.

(Being a Critical Discussion of the First Official Language Commisssion Report). 1153

Hindu Code Bill•Will It Kill the Congress? 1084

Hindu Mahasabha, The. Constitution, Objects and Rules. 756

Hindu Opinion on Packistan. 928

Hindu-Sikh Relationship. 1407 Hinduism and Tolerance. 1481 Hinduism Introduced. 1305 Hinduism vs. Movement of

Untouchables in India. 1371 Hindus Ate Beef. 1372 Hindus: Life-line of India. 1351 Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak

Sangh. An Explanatory Note. 980

Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak Sangh. Constitution and Model Rules. 1464

Historical Necessity of an Anti- Socialist Platform, The. 1434

Homage to Lok Nayak. 660 Home Affairs Division. Five

Years of Revolutionary Government, The. 1971

Home Study Series No. 2. Containing Valuable Informantion Regarding India's Political Situation. 919

Hopes and Hoaxes. Prime Minister's Plans Make Poor Poorer. 198

Horrors of Mudukulathur. (Ramnad District, Madras State). 1619

How Big Are the Big Enterprises in India? 1254

How Does a Riot Begin and Spread? 1705

How Gandhian Is J. P. Narayan? 1757

How is R.S.S.S. Financed? 1711 How to Secure Indian

Independence. 964 How, What, Where, Answers•

Working Class under Congress Raj. 323

Human Rights in Pakistan. Interim Report of the Committee on Fundamental Rights of Citizens of Pakistan and on Matters Relating to Minorities as Adopted by the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan. 1893

Hundred New Gains, A. 1293 Hussain Muhammad Ershad,

President, Peoples' Republic of Bangladesh. 1871

178

Title Index

Hyderabad at a Glance. The Citadel of the Independence of Dravidian Deccan. 1055

Hyderabad Pradesh Congress. Approved by the A.I.C.C. On 28-9-1953.70

Hyderabad Today. 1048 Hyderabad under Military

Occupation. 1647

D I Accuse. From the Suppressed

Statement of Man abend ra Nath Roy on Trial for Treason before Sessions Court. 884

I Ask Every Briton. Recent Writings and Statements of Mahatma Gandhi, Including His Speeches on the Eve of Arrest. 956

I Was a Swayamsewak. (An Inside View of the R.S.S.S.). 1740

I.N.T.U.C. Presidential Address. 806

I.N.T.U.C. 33rd Annual Session. Indian National Cement and Allied Workers' Federation. 814

Idea of the Sikh State, The. 1478 Ideological Resolution. Adopted

by the Central Plenum, Burdwan, April 5-12, 1968. 474

Impartial and Efficient Administration. Chief Minister's Assurance to People of Bombay State. 1131

Imperialist Alternative, The. Churchill-Cripps Conspiracy for a New Communal Award. 979

Implementation of Land Reforms. A Review and an Immediate Programme. 1250

Importance of Self-Reliance and of Increasing Production. Prime Minister Addresses the Workers. 226

Importance of Supreme Court as the Centre of Final Power (Towards the Constitutional Goals). 1320

Impose Stricter Controls on Monopolies and Multinationals. 830

In Quest of Peace. 2088 In Support of the Theory of the

Differentiation of the Three Worlds. Document Reproduced from the Inaugural Issue of 'The Proletarian Line." 530

In the Garb of Non-Violence. Silent Condemnation. 1473

In the Year of the Disabled. India's Disabled Government. 1319

In this Country We Have Now Three Sectors: the Private Sector, the Public Sector and the Nehru Sector. Extracts from the Speech in Rajya Sabhaon 1-9-1966.1209

Inaugural Address Delivered by the Hon'ble Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister for Commerce and Education, Government of Pakist. On the Occasion of the All-Pakistan Urdu Conference, Held at Karachi on the 15th April 1951.1932

Inaugural Speech. 1575 Incendiary Hand of the R.S.S.S.

and Jana Sangh behind Communal Riots. 371

Independence Day in Bombay- How Freedom Was Greeted By the People. An Illustrated Record of the Celebrations. 1045

Independence Movement, The. 1040

Indervelli•Another Jallianwala Bagh. Adilabad Girijan Peasant Struggle Forges Ahead Undeterred! 1337

India. 880, 925 India•A Few Facts and Figures.

995 India and America. 1043, 2183 India and America, an Alliance of

Values. 1966A, 2220 India and Asian Communism.

2185 India and China•A Brief Study.

2219

India and Freedom. 2196 India and Kashmir•

Constitutional Aspect. 1804 India and the Bomb. Background

Report. 2010 India and the Empire. 878 India and the German Problem.

A Case for Recognition of the G.D.R. 350

India and the International Scene. 246

India and the Liberation of Bangladesh. 203

India and the U.S.A.• Co-operation on Common Ideals. 1411

India and the War. 915 India, Arabs, Palestine, 1920-

1958.2204 India at the Cross-Roads. 1309 India at War. 1468 India-China Border Problem.

2205, 2207 India-China Relations. 2192 India Confesses Designs to

Undo Pakistan. East Pakistan Documentation Series. 2019

India Demands English Language. 1179

India Fights to Defend Democracy. 138

India in a Changing World. 593 India in the Eighties. Supplement

to Public Affairs for March 1982•Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1981.1341

India-Pakistan Dispute on Kashmir. Speech before the Security Council of the United Nations Organisation. 1772

India-Pakistan Question, The. Kashmir•A Brief Study. 1850

India-Pakistan Relations. 2215 India: Problems and Postwar

Plans. 1035 India Progress in Government.

977 India Reiterates Commitment to

Principles of United Nations. 2239

India•Scientific Development or Disaster. 973

179

Title Index

India•Speeches Delivered at a Tea Given by the American Outpost in London on May 6th, 1943 in Honour of Leopold Amery. 949

India. The Continent of Dinia or the Country of Doom? 1885

India, the War, and Cripps Mission. 933

India, Tibet, and China. 2198 India Today. 916 India Today and Tomorrow. 986 India Tomorrow. 1433 India-U.A.R. Relations. 2218 India vs. India on Kashmir. Self-

Contradiction, Inc. 1836 India•What Next? Why the

Talks Failed. Congress Reply 1463

India, 15 August 1948 to 15 August 1949.1075

India 1945.1003 India's Charter of Freedom. An

Account of Important Provi- sions of the Constitution Recently Agreed to by the Constituent Assembly of India. 1068

India's Current Problems. 114 India's Economic Crisis and Its

Solution. 286 India's Five Year Plans and

Socialist Advance. 134 India's Food Crisis. Analysis and

Solution. 285 India's Freedom Fighters. 1379 India's Freedom Struggle and

the Communist Party of India. 395

India's Freedom Struggle• Some Aspects. Third Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1967.1228

India's Future Constitutional Problem. Muslim India, Case and Demand. 1441

India's "Loyalty" to England. 867 India's Minorities. 1054 India's Passing Show. Heaven's

Light Our Guide. 895 India's Policy and Goa. 1469 India's Problem of Her Future

Constitution. 910 India's Quest For Democracy.

1113

India's Revolution•Its Challenge and Meaning. 1181

India's Right to Freedom. 922 India's Role in South East Asia.

2222 India's Stand. 278 India's Third Year of War. What

India Is Doing for the United Natbns. 963

India's Trade Boycott of South Africa. 2214

India's Views on the Afghan Situation. 2234

India's Views on the Indian Ocean. 2237

India's War Effort. 990 India's War on Pakistan in Words

and Pictures. 1993 India's War Propaganda against

Pakistan (Since Delhi Agreement). Correspondence between the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India. 1933

Indian Aggression against Pakistan. American Reactions. 2002, 2004

Indian Attitudes toward Colonialism. 2201

Indian Communism Today. 295 Indian Constituent Assembly,

The. 1010,1046 Indian Deadlock, The. 998 Indian Demand and British

Policy, The. Correspondence between Mahatma Gandhi and the Viceroy Published with Explanatory Introduction and Comment. 948

Indian Democracy in Danger• Read and Think. 1242

Indian Experiment, The. 1195 Indian Federation, The.

Congress Political and Economic Studies•No. 10. 7

Indian Foreign Policy. 2180 Indian Looks at the Political

Situation, An. Extracts from a Speech by Sir Firoz Khan Noon, Defense Member of the Viceroy's Executive Council, Gov. of India. 942

Indian Looks at the War, An. 937 Indian Muslims•Proud Citizens

of a Secular Country. 1345

Indian National Army, The. 1454 Indian National Congress. List of

Members of Congress Committee for 1968-69, with Permanent Addresses. 165

Indian National Congress. Names and Addresses of Delegates for 1955-56. 79

Indian National Congress. Presidential Address Seventy- Third Session. 166

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, Jan. 1949-Sept. 1950.35

Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, January 1953-Jan. 1954. 74

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, January 1954- Jan. 1955.84

Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries. January 1955 to February 1956.96



Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, January 1960 to December 1960.135

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, March 1956 to December 1956.107

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretaries, Nov. 1946-Dec. 1948.26

Indian National Congress Report of the General Secretaries, Oct. 1951 ^Jan. 1953.66

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretary, Jan, 1937-Feb, 1938.6

180

Title Index

Indian National Congress. Report of the General Secretary, March 193&-Feb. 1939.9

Indian National Congress. Report of the Reorganisation Committee. 126

Indian National Congress. Resolutions Adopted at the 77th Plenary Session of the Indian National Congress, Calcutta, December, 1983. 241

Indian National Congress. Resolutions Passed in the A.I.C.C. Meeting Held on the 23 and 24th April 1988 at Maraimalai Nagar. 275

Indian National Congress. Resolutions Passed in the A.I.C.C. Meeting Held on 20th and 21st October in Bombay. 242

Indian National Congress Rules. 157

Indian National Congress Rules. Framed under Article XX(f)(i) and Other Articles of the Constitution. 106

Indian National Congress Sixtieth Session. Resolutions. 87

Indian National Congress, Sixty- First Session. Resolutions. 97

Indian National Congress, Sixty- Seventh Session. Presidential Address. 136

Indian National Congress, The. 18

Indian National Congress (I) Election Manifesto, 1983. Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tripura. 243

Indian National Congress, 60th Session. Reception Committee Chairman's Address. 83

Indian Natbnal Congress, 73rd Plenary Session, Bombay, December 28-29, 1969.168

Indian National Leaders on the Bratachari Movement. 900

Indian National Trade Union Congress, Aims and Objects and Structure. 809

Indian National Trade Union Congress. Proceedings of the Inaugural Conference, New Delhi, May 3 and 4, 1947. 804

Indian National Trade Union Congress, 23rd Annual Session. Presidential Address. 815

Indian National Trade Union Congress. 24th Session. Report on State Branches and Industrial Federations. 817

Indian National Trade Union Congress. 24th Session, Shimla. Presidential Address. 816

Indian Nationalism since Independence. 41st Indian Political Science Conference. 1327

Indian Parliament, The. 1148 Indian Planning•Past and

Future. 1210 Indian Princes and the Future,

The.1462 Indian Problems of Today and

Tomorrow. Address to the Combined Legislature. 975

Indian Railways, The. 139 Indian States and the

Federation. Address Delivered by Colonel Sir Kailas Haksar to the European Progressive Group, Bombay, on the 11th February. 893

Indian Struggle. Next Phase, The. 614

Indian Troop Concentrations against Pakistan. Extracts from World Press, July 16 to August, 1951.1931

Indian War, The. 1997 Indianising Whom? 180, 281 Indians in Zanzibar. Proceedings

of a Public Meeting in Bombay on the 19th February 1937 to Protest the Anti- Indian Legislation in Zanzibar Imperial Indian Citizenship Association 891

Indira Gandhi. An Interview by Hiranmay Karlekar, Editor, The Hindustan Times. 1296

Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India. 1271

Indira Gandhi Speaks-1. 234 Indira Gandhi Speaks-3. 237 Indira Gandhi, the Resurgent

Congress and Socialism. 228 Indo-British Big Business Deals.

New Forms of Imperialist Exploitation. 288

Indo-Pakistan Relations• Correspondence Between the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan from July 1951- August 1951. 2187

Indo-Soviet Treaty, an Appraisal. 189

Indus Basin Dispute, The. 1859, 1966

Industrial Relations Bill. A Piece of Anti-Labour, Authoritarian and Dangerous Legislation. 775

Inflation•Your Hidden Enemy. 708

Inside Indian Held Kashmir. 1844 Inside Lok Sabha. 1109 Inside Pak-Held Kashmir. 1819 Inside Story of Calcutta

Demonstrations, The. 982 Inside the Family•A Report on

the Democratic Rights of Women. 1404

Inspiring Experience of Our Visit to Socialist Cuba. 458

Integral Humanism. 626 Integrity in National Life. 1247 Intelligence Reports Concerning

the Tribal Repercussions to the Events in the Punjab, Kashmir, and India. 1766

International Conference on Advances in Earth Sciences. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2089

International Islamic Economic Association, Presidential Address. Second Session, October, 1950.1924

International Islamic Economic Conference Inaugural Address. 1916

181

Title Index

International Monetary Fund and Developing Countries. Reaganomics in Crisis and Supremacy of Socialism. 413

International Situation and Problems of World Communist Movement, The. Draft Report Adopted by the National Council. 363

International Situation. Central Committee Report, The. 516

International Studies. Documentary Research Service on International Affairs, Baluchistan. 1926

Intervention against Constitution. 320

Interview with President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq by a Panel of Editors of National Newspapers. 2150

Interview with President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq by Panel of National Journalists. 2149

Introduction of Hudood Laws in Pakistan. 2087

Invasion of Kashmir. 1852 Irrigation. 266 Irrigation in India. 140 Is India Heading towards an

Internal Debt Trap? 1427 Is Not the Brahmin a Foreigner?

1321 Is R.S.S.S. behind Communal

Riots? 1690 Is Socialism Outdated? 1201 Islam Needs No Crutch of

Socialism. 2006 Islam Stands for Unity and

Brotherhood. Eighth Session of Federal Council. 2122

Islamabad. 1973 Islamic Democracy Basis of New

Political System. Second Session of Federal Council. 2112

Islamic Economics Second International Conference. Inaugural Address by President Mohamas Zia-ul- Haq. 2115

Islamic Spiritualism. 2168

It Shall Never Happen Again. With a Foreword by Qazi Mohammed Isa. 1026

J.P.-Lohia Talks. A Flashback. 548

Jamaat-e-lslami and Secularism. 1691

Jammu and Kashmir•A Review of the Achievements of Bakhshi Government, August 1953 to August 1954.1809

Jammu and Kashmir Congress (I) Election Manifesto, 1983. 245

Jammu Situation•An Objective Analysis. 1802

Jan Sangh and West Asian Crisis. 1675,1743

Jana Sangh and the Muslims, The. 1701

Jana Sangh Approach, The. 631 Jana Sangh Declares War on

Poverty. Election Manifesto, 1971.644

Jana Sangh Manifesto Ex- Rayed. 1680

Jana Sangh Misrule in Delhi. (A Dismal Record of Administrative Inefficiency and Corruption). 1669

Jana Sangh Mists on the Campus. 1721

Jana Sangh: The Only Alternative. Election Manifesto, 1972. 648

Jana Sangh's Communal Politics. 1732

Jana Sangh's Somersaults. A Study of Jana Sangh Attitude to Indo-Soviet Treaty in the Light of Its Foreign Policy. 1727

Janata Party Karnataka. Jaiprakash's Final Appeal. 652

Janata Party Manifesto•Power to the People. Elections to the Eighth Lok Sabha, December, 1984.664

Jawaharlal Nehru and Planning. 231

Jayewardene-Gandhi Summit: New Dimension in International Relations, The. 2243

Jeevan-Dan. 1125 Jinnah-Gandhi Talks,

(September, 1944). Text of Correspondence and Other Révélant Documents etc. 970

Jinnah on Pakistan. 929 Jinnahsaheb "Please." 945 Jobs for All. Against British

Monopoly, against Indian Profiteering. 984

Joint Electorate in Pakistan. 1959

Joint Session of the Bombay Legislature at Bombay. Address Delivered by Shri Sri Prakasa, Governor of Bombay. 1176

Jubilee of the Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs. 1203

Just a Peep at Pakistan. 1929 Justice H. R. Khanna•His Views.

864 Justice Speaks Its Mind. 1568

K Karamchedu, July 17, 1985.

1409 Karimganj Riots. A Political

Study. 1695 Karnal "Evictions" Facts and

Fallacies. 1616 Kashmir. 1957 Kashmir•A Survey. 1792 Kashmir Accedes to India.

(Proceedings of All Parties Convention). 1768

Kashmir Accord, The. 1824 Kashmir•An Estimate of

Progress. 1810 Kashmir and Inter-Dominion

Relations. 1786 Kashmir and Its Future. 1812 Kashmir and the United Nations.

1779 Kashmir. Appeal to World

Conscience. 1769 Kashmir at a Glance. 1860 Kashmir before Accession. 1767 Kashmir Can Become a Turning

Point. 1799

182

Title Index

Kashmir Conflict, The. Part I. Dissension and Invasion. 1777

Kashmir Defends Democracy. 1775

Kashmir. Defence, Democracy, Secularism. 345

Kashmir Dispute in Present-Day Perspective. 1884

Kashmir Dispute, The. 1789 Kashmir Dispute through Neutral

Eyes, The. 1771 Kashmir Fights Aggression. 1829 Kashmir in Arms•The Hour of

Reckoning. Broadcast Talk by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Sept. 3,1965.1999

Kashmir in Arms. The Hour of Reckoning. 1832

Kashmir in Maps. 1858 Kashmir in Security Council.

1803 Kashmir•India's Growing

Isolation. (Recent Statements by Governments). Background Report. 1834

Kashmir Issue, The. 1761,1848 Kashmir. Message to the

American People. 1839 Kashmir Question. Extracts from

Sir Zafrulla Khan's Speech before the Security Council, February 1950.1785

Kashmir. Speech Delivered to the Security Council by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Minister for External Affairs, Government of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. 1833

Kashmir Story, The. 1764 Kashmir: The Powder-Keg of

Asia. 1813 Kashmir through Many Eyes.

1821 Kashmir through Muslim Eyes.

1793 Kashmir's Fight for Freedom.

1759 Kashmiri Pandit Agitation and Its

Aftermanth. 1828 Keeping Our Pledges. First

Eighteen Months of Janata Government in Karnataka. 1643

Kerala: A Report to the Nation. 1548

Kerala: An Official Handbook. 1574

Kerala and the Ugly Face of the Congress. 326

Kerala Education Act and Its Opponents, The. 1556

Kerala Government and the Educational Question, The. By the Most Reverend Thomas Pothacamury, Archbishop of Bangalore. 1561

Kerala Intervention and After. 1563

Kerala Marches Ahead. 1555 Kerala Mid-Term Election

1970•Analysis. 1577 Kerala on the March. 1541 Kerala, Problems and

Possibilities. 308,1543 Kerala: Punnapha-Vayalar and

Other Struggles. 1579 Kerala Yesterday and Today.

1578 Kerala's Cry for Justice. 352 Khadi's Continuing Importance.

1393 KhumsZakat. 2169 Know Your Enemies. An

Address Given at the Rotary Club of Karachi, Thursday, 6th January, 1972. 2028

Know Your Rights. A Handbook for Political Activists, Social Workers, Trade Unionists, etc. 1316

L L.P. The Liberal Position. A

Word to the Third World. 1263 Labour's Friend•Congress or

Swatantra? Swatantra Series- 4.718

Land Problem in India and Pardi Movement, The. (A Plea for Rational Planning). 566

Land Reform in India and Kerala. 1553

Land Reforms. 1974 Land Reforms under Congress

Raj. 333 Language Accord, The. 2035

Laski•The Teacher & the Political Scientist with a Postscript on "The Dangers to Democracy in India." 1141

Law on the Abolition of Untouchability, The. 1298

Lawless Limbdi. 903 Layman Looks at the

Constitution of India, A. 1058 Layman's Guide to Indian

Budgets, A. 366 League Demand, The. 1021 Left Accepts the Challenge.

"Give Me Blood, I Promise You Freedom." 1031

Left Democratic Alternative, The. Collection of Speeches and Articles by E. K. Nayanar, Chief Minister, Kerala. 1582A

Left Front and West Bengal, The. 1532

Left Front Government and March of the People. 1523

Left Front Government and Some Aspects of its Activities in Rural Areas. A Study by an Observer. 1520

Left Front Government Completes Three Years. 1526

Left Front Government in West Bengal. Eight Years. 1539

Left Front Government of West Bengal and Land Reforms. 1536

Legacy We Cherish, The. 60 Years of C.P.I. 433

Lenin and India. 1235 Lessons of Punjab. 442 Lest Memory Fail. India's Pledge

about Kashmir. 1842 Lest We Forget. 2203 Let Us Build Golden Bengal.

1864 Let Us Meet the Challenge. 656 Let Us Resolve. A Call to Brother

Delegates and Fellow- Fighters. 1854

Let's Fight the Communist Menace. 1450

Letter to Andhra Comrades. 479

183

Title Index

Letter Written by the Hon. Dr. S. P. Mookerjee, Finance Minister, Bengal, to H.E. Sir John Herbert, Governor of Bengal. Not for Publication. 923,1518

Letters from Constitution House. 1815

Letters to Party Activists. 537 Letters to the P.C.C. Presidents.

76 Liberation of Kashmir. A Million

Signatures. 1784 Liberty to Trade Endangered.

Based on a Speech at the Southern India Chamber of Commerce, Madras on Jan. 16, 1957.1134

Lid Off R.S.S.S., The. 1078 Life and History of Sanjivayya,

the Beloved of the People. 1276


Limits of Nationalisation. 1444 Linguistic Pluralism and National

Development: Reflections on Language Use in Education and National Objectives. 1286

Linguistic Survey: A Political Stunt! 1488

Liquor at the Bar of Law. 1221 List of the Members of the

Council of the All India Muslim League. 911

List of the Members of the Council of the All India Muslim League Up to Date. 1459

Literature and the People. Address to the 4th All-India Progressive Writers' Conference on 22nd May 1943, in Bombay. 958

Local Government in Modern State. 1092

Lok Sabha Approval of Curbs on Communal Parties. 1728

LokpalBill, 1967, The. 738 Love, Brotherhood, and Equality

in Islam. 2176 Loyal India. An Interview with

Lord Hardinge of Penhurst. 870

M Maharashtra-Mysore Boundary

Dispute. Mahajan Report•A Bundle of Inconsistencies. 1492

Mahasabha's New Stand. 757 Mahatma Gandhi•A Memorial

Service. 1057 Mahatma Gandhi Centenary.

1233 Majlis-e-Mushavarat. A Realistic

Appraisal. 1671,1751 Major Jaipal Singh: Tribute to a

Revolutionary. 503 Malappuram or Mopalastan? 635 Malayalam Press on the Kerala

Crisis, The. 1552 Mandai Commission Report

Recommendation and Implementations. 1101

Manifesto Delhi Pradesh Congress, 1972, Metropolitan Council Elections. 211

Manifesto of Swam i Saty abhakt, Candidate for Presidentship Election. 1212

Manifesto of the Left Front. West Bengal Assembly Elections, (1982). 1533

Manifesto to the Peasants of Asia from the International Peasant Union. 2174

Map of Bombay State Showing the Constituencies and Results of the General Elections and Subsequent Bye-Elections to the Bombay Legislative Assembly. 1610

March for a Better Tomorrow. 21st National Conference January 28 to 31,1983.1383

March of the Progressive Group in 1948-49.1077

March Together to Make India Strong and Great. 1381

March toward Islamic Democracy•Address to Federal Council. 2113

March towards an Era of Light. 1865

Marshall Plan for Asia! Prosperity or Pauperisation? A Communist Analysis. 289

Martial Law Lifted, Constitution Fully Restored. Address to Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament). 2121

Marx and Trade Unions. 513 Mass Media in Modern Times.

1222 Mass Upsurge in Kerala•

Noteworthy Opinions. 1558 Masses' Challenge to the

Millionaires' 15 Year Economic Plan, The. 971

Masterpiece of Left Opportunism. Critique of C.P.M. Draft Political Resolution. 383

Maximum Aid to Industrialists: Fair Deal for Labour. 1571

Mazharul Haque. Symbol of Hindu-Muslim Unity. 1709

Meaning of Press Freedom• Text of Speech. Maulana Kausar Niazi, Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Auqaf and Haj, Press Freedom Day. 2030

Meaning of the Simla Surrender, The. The Only Criticism of Current Congress Policy from the Left. 1013

Measures to Enforce Nizam-i- Islam. Address to the Nation. 2069

Meenakshipuram Report, The. 669

Meerut Riots•A Case Study. 1703

Meet the Challenge. 193 Meet the Challenge. Need for a

New Political Party. 1231 Meghalaya Marches On, 1981-

82.1651 Memorandum of the Central

Committee of the Communist Party of India to the States Reorganization Commission. Communist Party of India. 299

Memorandum of the Government of India's Decision on the Recommendations of the Eighth Finance Commission. 1537

Memorandum on Centre-State Relations, A. 1527

184

Title Index

Memorandum to Bhargava Commission. 487

Memorandum to the Chairman and the National Executive of the Praja Socialist Party. For Private Circulation Only. 540

Memorandum to the Secretary Pak Constituent Assembly on the Basic Principles and Fundamental Rights. 2163

Menace of Inflation, The. 1171 Merger Annulled, The. 577 Message of Gandhinagar.

Resolutions Adopted at the Seventy-Third Session of the Indian National Congress, Gandhinagar on December 21-22, 1969.174

Message of Mahatma Gandhi, The. 205,1485

Message to the Nation. 1967 Mid-Term Perspectives.

Appraisal of the Post-Election Situation. 584

Milestones of Liberty. Being a Brief Analysis of the Congress Victories in the Provincial Elections in Assam (1946). 17

Millat of Islam and the Menace of "lndianism,"The. 830

Minimum Programme as Mentioned in the Left Front Election Manifesto, 1983. 1374

Minister Collector and You. 1062 Ministers Please Fulfil People's

Demands. 1014,1033 Minorities in the Republic of

Pakistan. 1890 Minutes of the All India Congress

Committee Meeting, Bombay 20-21 st October 1983. 239

Minutes of the All India Congress Committee Meeting, 6th and 7th Dec. 233

Miscellaneous Party Resolutions. 666

Mithila Will Rise. 1475 Mizoram towards Peace. 1652 Modern Imperialism. An

Economic and Statistical Survey. 792

Modernisation without Westernisation. 1403

Monetary and Fiscal Economics of Islam•International Seminar. Inaugural Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2100

More On Nehru's Philosophy in the Light of the Sino-lndian Boundary Question. 2206

Mother's Son. Son of His Mother Appeals to Members of Indian Parliament to Come Forward to Help Confer on Citizens of India Their Natural Right to Own the Lineage of Their Mothers. 1164

Muslim India Speaks. 1883 Muslim League and the Present

Situation, The. 1882 Muslim Valley Forge, an

Introduction to Mubarek Ali Khan. 1917

Muslims and the Liberation of the Oppressed. 1422

Muslims in India. 1095 Mutual Respect for Independence

and Sovereignty Leads Us to Prosperity. General Zia Addresses Istanbul Islamic Conference, 13 May, 1976. 2053

My Contribution to the 31st Session of the Rajya Sabha. (Nov.-Dec. 1960). 1177

My Dear Fellow Sikhs. 1420, 1421

My Discovey of America in India. 2184

My Picture of Socialism. 615 My Troubled Life. 2166

M N.T.R.'s One Year. A Report on

the Democratic Rights in Andhra Pradesh. 1595

Nagas. The Real Story. 306 Naked Act of Aggression by

Pakistan in Kutch. 2217 Nation on the Move•Economic

Progress in Figures. 1282 National and International

Challenges of the Eighties. 1315

National Committee Resolutions. 605

National Conference of Muslim Women. Address by President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2092

National Convention on New 20- Point Economic Programme. 811

National Democracy and People's Democracy. Essays in Honour of Ninetieth Birthday of Comrade Georgi Dimitrov. 385

National Development Council. Text of Speech by Jyoti Basu, Chief Minister, West Bengal. 1531

National Emergency and Our Tasks. Resolution Adopted by the Central Executive Committee, Communist Party of India, New Delhi, 1975. 399

National Executive Press Release, Resolutions, Reports. 685

National Income. Distribution and Rate of Growth. 335

National Integration•A Critique of Government Policies. Note Submitted to the National Integration Council, October 1973.485

National Integration and Teaching of History. 1664

National Integration, the Communalist Way? Can We Allow It? 1688,1749

National Integration. 622 National Language for India.

1515 National Memorial-Cellular Jail.

1353 National Plan Loan, The. 1105 National Problems and Their

Solutions, The. 1900 National Script for India. (A

Collection of the Opinions of Some Eminent European and Other Scholars). 1449

National Security Act 1980. Your Rights If Arrested, The. 1342

Nationalisation-Socialist Party. 600

Nationality Questions in India. 1338

185

Title Index

Nationality Question in India. Three Articles. 1334

Nationwide Demand for Postponement of Constitution Amendment Bill. 1297

Nature of the Bahujan Samaj Party, The. 462

Naxalbari, a Report. 739 Need-Based Strike, The. From

the Speech in Lok Sabha on 11 November 1968.358

Need for a New Outlook. 1592 Needs and Demands of a

Jaipury. 1650 Negotiations between the Prime

Ministers of Pakistan and India Regarding the Kashmir Dispute, (June 1953- September 1954). 1808

Nehru as I Know Him and as Depicted in His English Biography by Shri Frank Moraes of the Times of India. 1139

Nehru-Jinnah Correspondence. Including Gandhi-Jinnah and Nehru-Nawab Ismail Correspondence. 5

Nehru's Socialism•A Hoax. 300 New 20 Point Programme

Nagaland. 1662 New 20-Point Programme

Strategy, The. 1615 New Charter Needed for Hills.

Republic Day 1970.1243 New Congress, The. 30 New Deal for Scheduled Castes

and Backward Classes in Punjab, A. 1632

New Deal for Telangana. 1591 New Dimensions of Socialism.

563 New Era, The. Congressmen's

Brochure-3.1294 New Experiments with

Democracy in the Third World. 1480

New Face of A.P. The Story in a Nutshell of the Exertions of the One Year Young Popular Ministry under the Dynamic Stewardship of Chief Minister Sri J. Véngala Rao. 1593

New Industrial Relations Bill. An Anti-Working Class Measure•A Critique. 833

New Kashmir. 1861 New Land Reforms. Prime

Minister of Pakistan Zuffikar Ali Bhutto Address to the Nation, January 5, 1977. 2062

New Peasant Upsurge. Reasons and Remedies. 844

New Perspectives. Text of Jayaprakash Narayan's "Letter to Communist Friends" with Ajoy Ghosh's "Observations." 305

New Political Theory Team Democracy Scheme, Andhra Plan for Enlargement, Perfection and Consolidation of Kamaraj Plan, A. 152

New Programme for Economic Progress. Shrimati Indira Gandhi's Broadcast. 1279

New Regime, a Period of Reconstruction. 1964

New Social Order, The. 80 Nizam-a-Mustafa. 2063 No Centre-State Conflict in

Planning. 1392 Non-Aligned Summit•An

Assessment. 507 Non-Alignment Today. 2235 Non-Official Resolutions. 213 Non-Official Resolutions. Indian

National Congress, 73rd Plenary Session. 171

Non-Official Resolutions Received for the All India Congress Committee Session. 183

Non-Official Resolutions Received for the All India Congress Committee Session, 1966.158,159

Note for the Programme of the C.P.I. 339

Note on the Genesis of Communal Disturbances in West Bengal. 1079

Note on the Sikh Plan. 1060 Note on Women Workers in

India, A. 906 Notes on Chitral. 890 Novosti•News Agency or Cloak

for Espionage? 1223

Nuclear Energy in Pakistan. 2079

Observation on Food Production Drive of the Hon'able Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, An. 1072

Oil and Self-Reliance. Breaking the Grip of Foreign Monopolies. 344

Old Hailians Association First Commerce Conference, Held on March 13, 1975.2044

Old Tune! Stale Story. A Reportage on Sadar Bazar (Delhi) Riots. 1741

Om Extract of the Speech Delivered by Seth Jugalkishoreji Birla at the Cawnpore Session of the Hindu Mahasabha. 30th December, 1942.754

On Centre-State Relations. 508 On Certain Ideological Positions

ofC.P.I.(M). 412 On Internal Emergency. 1350 On Left Deviation. Resolution of

the Central Committee, Communist Party of India, (Marxist). Madurai, August 18 to 27, 1967.470

On the Decisions of the National Council. 317

On the Move. 580 On the Political Line of the

C.P.I.(M). 492 On the Present Movement in

Assam. 1599 On the Programme of the

C.P.I.(M). Party Line on Current Tactics. 515

On the Red Trail. 1098 On the Road to New Kashmir.

1853 On the Work of the Third

Congress of the Communist Party of India. 294

On Unity. 1349 On Your Rights If Arrested. 1512 One Step Foward. 1626 One Week with Vinoba. 103 One Year of Freedom. 291 One Year of Left Democratic

Front Government. 1581

186

Title Index

One Year of People's Struggles. 292

Only Alternative, The. Shri M. C. Chagla's Address at B.J.P. Session. 665

Onward Kashmir. 1851 Open Appeal, An. 1185 Open Letter to Imperialist Agents

from Britain, An. By Resistance Leaders of India. 1007

Open Letter to Jawaharlal Nehru, An. In re: Assam Tragedy (1960). 1596

Opening Remarks by Shri L. K. Advan'•Resolutions, National Executive. 695

Operation India. A World's Record Air-Lift. 1892

Opposition Preparations for Violent Overthrow of the Government. Facts Placed before the Prime Minister. 1567

Organization of Islamic Conference. Committee of Experts for Establishment of International Islamic Women's Organization. 2123

Origins of Trade Union Movement in India. 798

Orissa Legislative Assembly Congress Party Rules, The. 22

Other Face of A.S.I.A.D, The. 1339

Our Agriculture. 267 Our Constitution. 1087,1178 Our Democracy and Other

Essays. 1130 Our Economic Philosophy. 751 Our Flag-Origin, Adoption,

Description Use. 1082 Our Foreign Indebtedness. 1146 Our Foreign Policy. A Plea for

Realism. 735 Our Freedom Struggle and the

Communist Party. Some Reflections and Observations. 423

Our Government. 1085 Our Labour Policy. 592 Our Mixed Economy•Blessing

or Curse? 1266

Our Motto, "Nationalise the Labour, Labourise the Industry, Industrialise the Nation." 778

Our National Emblem. 1199 Our Pakistan. Defined by Mr.

Jinnah with Extracts from His Up-To-Date Speeches. 2167

Our Republic. 1507 Our Statement on Imperialism

and Indo-Pak War. On Behalf of Indian Delegation at Sixth Congress of World Federation of Trade Unions Warsaw, 19 October-1965. 787

Our Tasks on Party Organisation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) at its Calicut Session, October 28 to Congress Party of India (Marxist). 468

Our Taxation Policy. 142 Our Views on Law and Order

Situation in West Bengal. Speeches and Letters of the Chief Minister of West Bengal to the Prime Minister of India and Other Central Ministers. 1525

Our Views on Trend of Events in Assam. [Letters Addressed to the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister of Assam]. 1528

P.S.P. General Council Meeting. Background Papers 1. General Elections, 2. Panchayat Raj and Community Development, 3. Work among Students and Youth, 4. P.S.P. and Labour. 569

P.S.P. in Parliament. 581 Padayatra•A Report. 119 Pakhtoonistan. 1927 Pakhtun Question, The. 1887,

2131 Pakhtunistan Day, 9th of

Sunbola 1328 A.H. 1905 Pakhtunistan Stunt, The. 1955 Pakistan. 1914

Pakistan•A Historical Entity. 1897

Pakistan•Afghanistan Relations (Background Note). 1920

Pakistan•An Ideological State. 1896

Pakistan and International Issues. 2016

Pakistan and the Muslim World. Speech Delivered by Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Foreign Minister, Pakistan Islamic Council for International Affairs. 1995

Pakistan at the Final Crossroads. Separate Regional Suicide or United National Survival? 1899

Pakistan Believes in Non- interference. Interview to Indian Journal. 2132

Pakistan-China Boundary Agreement. 1985

Pakistan Day 1984 Joint Services Parade. 2140

Pakistan Demands a New Deal for All Developing Peoples. President Ayub's Advocacy of a Challenging Cause at the Commonwealth Conference, 1964.1990,2173

Pakistan•Economic Showcase. Background Report. 2009

Pakistan Education Key Indicators. 2143

Pakistan Flag, The. 1986 Pakistan for Peace with India.

President's Interview to Calcutta Weekly. 2110

Pakistan Foreign Policy. 2085, 2164

Pakistan-India Dispute on Kashmir. Truman-Attlee Arbitration Appeal. 1776

Pakistan Ishtiaq Husain Qureshi, an Islamic Democracy. 1913

Pakistan Movement 28th Celebration of Independence. 1912

Pakistan Moves Forward. 1991 Pakistan Nuclear Program. 2073 Pakistan Portent. 1965 Pakistan. President Ayub Khan.

On the Record. 1992

187

Title Index

Pakistan Soviet Relations. President Mohammad Ayub Khan's Visit to the U.S.S.R. 2008

Pakistan Statistics in Brief• 1985.2145

Pakistan, the Struggle of a Nation. 1915

Pakistan to Be Model of Islamic Democracy, Brotherhood and Equality. Address to Majlis-e- Shoora (Parliament). 2147

Pakistan-U.K. Relations. 2153 Pakistan U.S. Strike Forces in

South Asia. 2154 Pakistan War Postures. 261 Pakistan Welcomes Constitution.

1901 Pakistan's Defence Alliances.

1950 Pakistan's Economy Key

Indicators. 2144 Pakistan's Foreign Policy. 1944,

2128 Pakistan's Fundamentals of

Freedom. Containing the Motions on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly. 2162

Pakistan's Fundamentals of Freedom. Containing the Motion on Aims and Objects of the Constituent Assembly and the Speeches Thereon of the Honourable Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan and the Honourable Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. Liaquat Ali Khan, Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. 1921

Pakistan's Nuclear Programme. 2078

Pakistani Guerillas Invade Kashmir. 1831

Pakistani Nationalism. 1880, 1895

Pakistans' President Ayub•In Retrospect. Background Report. 1981

Panchsheel. 2190 Paradox of India Pakistan

Relations, The. 2216 PARC's Statutory Bodies/

Committees and Their Composition. 2126

Parting of the Ways, The. 918

Party and Trade Unions. Some Problems. 338

Party Education Series, Grade II Course. 389

Party Education Series. Preliminary Course. 384

Past as a Mirror of the Future, The. 1388

Patriots•Not Traitors. 1004 Peaceful or Deceitful? Anatomy

of an Agitation. 661 Peasant Upsurge and

Remunerative Price Issue, The. Central Committee Document. 497

Peep into Sikh ism, A. (Discourse Delivered at Gurmat College, Patiala on March 9,1971 on the Occasion of the Visit of the American Ardaman Singh Bhayee. 1261

People and the Crisis of Capitalist Planning, The. 357

People Have Won, The. 728 People's March to Delhi, The.

391 People's Poet Subramania

Bharathi. 280 People's President. 2160 People's Raj Supplement: 17th

February 1955, The. Address by the Governor of Bombay to Both Houses of the Legislature at a Joint Session in Bombay. 110

People's Victory. An Analysis of 1971 Elections. 190

Peoples' Rights. 1083 Perestroika and India•The

Global Process. 1428 Peril and Opportunity in Kashmir.

Background Report. 1983 Peril and Opportunity in Kashmir.

Background Report. 1846 Peril of the Russian Steel Plant,

The. 1112 Perspectives for Seventies. 585 Perspectives of a Strong India, a

Self-Reliant India, and a Socialist India. 1310

Perversion of India's Political Parlance. 1399

Phase of the Indian Struggle, A. 920

Philosophy of Congress Leftism.

1027 Philosophy of India's Non-

Alignment Policy. 2212 Picture of India, A. Its History,

People, and Government. 934,1020,1050

Pilot Study on Working in a Slum Area for Family Planning. 1260

Plan for Full Employment. 642 Plan of Economic Development

for India, A. 978 Plan of Economic Develoment

for India, Part II, A. 969 Planned Economy and

Socialism. 590 Planning and Nationalisation.

Rethinking in India and Abroad. 1197

Planning and Plain Thinking. 1156

Planning at Cross-Purposes. 1248

Planning in India. 1136 Planning under Nizam-a-

Mustafa. 2065 Plea for Reconstruction of Indian

Polity, A. Draft for Private Circulation. 1159

Plea for Uniform Civil Code, A. 1378

Plea to Pause and Ponder: Misunderstandings about the R.S.S.S. Clarified, A. 1432

Police Did Their Best to Save Gandhiji's Life. High Court's Findings. 1076

Police in a Welfare State. 1168 Policy Statement. 578, 617 Policy Statement. (Adopted by

the 2nd National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party Held at Gaya 26-30 December 1955). 543

Policy Statement by the Hon'ble Mr. Mohammed Ali, Prime Minister of Pakistan. At a Press Conference in Karachi held on May 22, 1953.1939

Policy Statement on the Problems of Scheduled Castes. 699

188

Title Index

Polit Bureau Document on Major Developments Since the Central Committee Meeting of February 4-8, 1981.496

Polit Bureau Statement on the 9th National Congress. With Lin Piao's Report to the 9th Congress, New Constitution of the Communist Party of China. 478

Political Culture and Culture of Politics in India. (Puntambekar Memorial Lecture). 1406

Political Democracy and Economic Development. Public Affairs Pamphlet No. 10.1218

Political Mind of India, The. An Analysis of the Results of the General Elections. 601

Political Outrage, A. Being a Summary of the Press Comments on Unconstitutional Ministry- making in Sind, 1946. 21

Political Plan Announced, Seventh Session of Federal Council. 2119

Political Resolution. Adopted by the Ninth Congress, June 27 to July 2, 1972, Madurai. 481

Political Resolution. Adopted by the 12th Congress of C.P.I. Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, March 22-28,1982. 409

Political Resolution. Eighth Congress of the Communist Party of India. 361

Political Resolution of the 11 th Congress of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Vijayawada, January 26-31, 1982.500

Political Theory of Islam. (Being an Address Delivered at Shah Chiragh Mosque, Lahore in October, 1939). 902

Politics of Charkha. 15 Politics of Socialism. (Texts of

the Presidential Address to the 8th P.S. P. National Conference at Bombay). 562

Pomp and Poverty. 547

Post-Election Situation and Our Tasks. Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. 355

Post-War Planning•An Outline. 987

Power Politics Divide the People, R.S.S.S. Shall Unite Them. Vijayadashmi Call to the Nation. 1304

Practical Non-Violence (And Ideology of Non-Violence). 1030

Pradesh Congress on Assam's Reorganisation. 162Â

Pragmatic Economic Policy for a Government That Works. 1332

Praja Socialist Party. A Brief Introduction. 541

Praja Socialist Party• Chairman's Address. 7th National Conference. 575

Praja Socialist Party. Eighth National Conference. 576

Praja Socialist Party. Seventh National Conference. 574

Praja Socialist Party Silver Jubilee Conference. 559

Present Situation and Call to Action. The National Convention against Rising Prices, for Communal Harmony and Civil Liberties. 1313

Preserving Our Democratic Structure. Prime Minister Explains Reason for Emergency. 1291

President Addresses Shariah Seminar. Inaugural Address by Près. Gen. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq at the International Seminar on Application of Shariah. 2082

President and Prime Minister Must Revoke Emergency: Restore Fundamental Rights. Appeal by All Former Chief Justices of India and Leading Citizens. 349

President and the People, The. 2117

President Ayub on the Crisis Over Kashmir. 1998

President Ayub's Offer of Friendship to India. 1987

President Bhutto's Address to Sind and Baluchistan High Court Bar Association. 2029, 2034

President Calls for Islamic Society•Address to the Nation. 2077

President Ends Political Uncertainty•Address to the Nation. 2075

President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq in NBC's Programme, Meet the Press. 2103

President Leonid Brezhnev Visits India. 2233

President Mohammad Ayub Khan•A Profile. 1982

President of Pakistan General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq-Visit to the United States. Addresses and Speeches. 2107

President on Pakistan's Ideological Basis, The. Address by President Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq at the Inauguration of Shariat Faculty of Quaid-i-Azam University. 2080

President Reviews National and International Issues-Interview to World Islamic Times. 2097

President's Address. 565 President's Message on Outline

of Second Five Year Plan, (1960-65). Broadcast on 30th December, 1959.1980

Presidential Address. 678, 686 Presidential Address. All Jammu

and Kashmir National Conference. 1780

Presidential Address at the All- India Muslim League, Patna Session•December 1938. Home Study Series No. 1. 896

Presidential Address before the 18th Session of the All India Women's Conference at Hyderabad (Sind). 1467

189

Title Index

Presidential Address by the Hon'ble Mr. Fazlur Rahman, Minister for Commerce, Education and Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan at the Joint Conference of the Advisory Board of Education, the Inter- University Board and the Council of Technical Education. 1930

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty- Eighth Session. 71

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty-Fifth Sesson. 27

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty- Fourth Session. 24

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress Fifty- Seventh Session. 36

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Fifty-Third Session, Ramgarh, March, 1940.11

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Seventy- First Session. 164

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixtieth Session. 85

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixty-First Session. 98

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, Sixty- Fourth Session. 121

Presidential Address Indian National Congress, Sixty- Second Sessbn. 109

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 69th Session. 154

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 72nd Session. 172

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 73 Plenary Session. 167

Presidential Address. Indian National Congress, 74th Plenary Session, Bidhan Nagar Calcutta, December 28-29, 1972.206

Presidential Address of Asoka Mehta to the 7th National Conference of the Socialist Party. 597

Presidential Address of Babu Rajendra Prasad. Indian National Congress, 48th Sessbn at Bombay. 2

Presidential Address of Gov. Punjab Lt. Gen. Ghulam Jilani Khan at 95th Founder's Day Celebration of Aitchison College. 2096

Presidential Address. To the Special Convention of the Socialist Party. 602

Presidential Address, 66th Session, Indian National Congress. 129

Presidential Addresses of Qaid- e-Azam. 1023

Presidential Campaign Lesson for Opposition. 236

Press Comments before and after Army Action in Punjab. 251

Preventive Detention Act. 43 Previous Splits in the AITUC.

480 Prbe-Rise: Who Suffers, Who

Gains? 843 Pnces. Achievement Series: 4.

147 Prices, Monopolies and

Government Polbies. 388 Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

1265 Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on

Emergency in India. 1280 Prime Minister Mr. Zulfikar Ali

Bhutto at the Export Promotion Council Annual Meeting. 2040

Prime Minister Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Visits Bangladesh. World Press Reports and Comments on the Successful Visit of the Pakistan Prime Minister to Bangladesh, June 27-29. 2042

Prime Minister Nehru's Letter to Premier Chou En-Lai. 2195

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Fariborz Atapour of Tehran Journal, Sept. 1976, at Lahore. 2051

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to J. Heitink, Asst. Ed. De Telegraf, Amsterdam. 2054

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Khushwant Singh, Ed. Illustrated Weekly of India. 2055

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Moti Ram, a Senior Indian Journalist, 23rd Sept. 1976. 2057

Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Speech in the Natbnal Assembly of Pakistan, January 7, 1977. 2061

Prime Minister on India, The. An Examination of Mr. Churchill's Statement on India in the House of Commons on the 10th September 1942. 932

Prime Minister Talks to Youth. Close the Gap between the City and the Village. 232

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Inaugural, Address Third Pakistan Jurists' Conference, Dec. 8, 1976.2056

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Asia Observer, London, Larkana December 24, 1975.2043

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Interview to Editor "Egyptian Gazette" and "Egyptian Mail- Lahore, January 29, 1976. 2048

Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Visit to the United States of America, Statements and Speeches. 2037

Prime Minister's Five Point Programme. A Better Life for the Common Man. 2151

190

Title Index

Prime Minister's Statement on Foreign Policy. December 9, 1956.1948

Principles and Policy. 627 Pro-Rich Anti-People Budget.

435 Problem of Electorates•An

Objective Study, The. 1513 Problem of Goa, The. 1603 Problem of Indian Defence.

1160,2193 Problem of Indian Refugee

Property, The. 1448 Problem of the Minorities and

Constitutional Democracy as Its Solution, The.(Speech delivered at Bombay on 15th March 1941). 914

Problem of Unemployment. 663 Problems Facing Pakistan. 1923 Problems of Free Enterprise in

India. 1437 Problems of India's Defence. 733 Problems of Indian Minorities.

1311 Problems of the Aboriginals. 999 Procedure in the Legislature.

1226 Proceedings of the Conference

of Ruling Princes and Chiefs, Held at Delhi on the 20th January 1919 and Following days. 874

Proceedings of the Left Parties Meetings. First Meeting Sept. 16, 1965, Second Meeting Nov. 2-4, 1965, Third Meeting Dec. 9-11,1965. 347

Proceedings of the Meetings of the Presidents and Secretaries of the Pradesh Congress Committees. 81

Proclamation by Major-General Iskander Mirza, President of Pakistan. 1968

Profession of Diplomacy, The. 2188

Profiles of Progress. 156 Programme Adopted at the 7th

Congress, Calcutta, Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 1964.467

Programme for a Centre Party. 1161

Programme for Constructive Work. All India Congress Committee. 93

Programme. Statement of Policy. 482

Progress of Land Reforms in India. 108

Progress under the Plan. 1830 Proletarian Leadership and the

Democratic Movement. 297 Promises Made and Redeemed.

1639 Promises vs. Prices. Story of a

Great Betrayal. 406 Propaganda. Radical Democratic

Party Publication No. 6. 766 Prosperous Kerala. Government

Policy Outlined. 1542 Protective Legislation for Factory

Women and Mine Workers in Pakistan. 2114

Provincial Autonomy in 1973 Constitution. 2076

Prune the Plan. 1133 Public Debt of India. 3 Public Health under Congress

Rule. 328 Public Opinion on Mahajan

Commission Report. Maharashtra-Mysore Boundary Dispute, Bangalore, March 1969.1646

Public Opinion on the "Direct Action" in Kerala. 1549

Public Sector•Its Need and Justification. 132

Public Sector under Attack. 803 Punjab•A Pledge Fulfilled. 270 Punjab and National Unity. 1390 Punjab Belongs to the Sikhs,

The. 1037 Punjab Crisis and the Way Out,

The. 430 Punjab Imbroglio. 260 Punjab. Inauguration Souvenir.

1628 Punjab Problem and Its Solution.

1629 Punjab Provincial Hindu

Conference, The. Presidential Address. 961

Punjab Salutes the Great Martyrs. 1380

Punjab•The Homeland of the Sikhs. 1622

Punjabi Suba and Praja Socialist Party. 561

Pushtoonistan: A Myth. Prime Minister's Statement in the Constituent Assembly on January 9, 1950.1928

Qadian•A Test Case. Statements, Letters, etc. Describing State of Affairs at and around Qadian during Disturbances of 1947.1044

Quaid-i-Azam and the Electorate Issue. The Two Nation Theory. 1903

Quaid-e-Azam as Leader of Opposition. A Paper Read at the Pakistan Muslim League Lawyers Quaid-e-Azam Conference at Lahore July, 1976. 2060

Quest for Constitution. 2027 Quest for Peace: An Indian

Approach, The. 2197 Question of an Obligatory State

Language in India, The. 1491 Question of Cyprus, The. V. K.

Krishna Menon's Statements in the United Nations. 2191

Question of Language, The. Congress Political and Economic Studies•No. 6. 889

Questions about Kashmir: Facts and Implications. 1817

Quit Commonwealth. 342

Radical Democratic Party•An Introduction, The. 767

Railway General Strike, The. 801 Railwaymen and the Third Pay

Commission. Will the Commission Do Away with the Starvation Wages of Railway Employees? 819

Raise Your Voice against Landlord-Police Terror in Andhra Pradesh. 472

Rajasthan towards a New Democratic Order. 1657

Rajiv Era•A Historical Perspective. 1413

Ranchi Riots Inquiry Report X- Rayed. 1697

191

Title Index

Ranchi Riots-Saffron Conspiracy-2. Factual Analyses of the Tragic Happenings in August 1967. 1687

R.C.D.: Challenge and Response. 2058

Re: Hindu-Muslim Settlement. Correspondence between Mr. Gandhi and Mr. Jinnah, Mr. Nehru and Mr. Jinnah, Mr. Bose and Mr. Jinnah. 899

Reaction Strikes in Bangladesh. 398

Real Face of Congress (I) Brand of Socialism. Full Text of the Speech of Comrade Samar Mukerjee, M.P. Leader, CPI-M Group in Lok Sabha and General Secretary. 828

Real Face of Jamaat-e-lslami, The. 1668

Real Face of the Assam Agitation. 494

Real Nature of Agitation against Communist-Led Government in Kerala. 319

Real Task, The. 161 Reason for Emergency•Saving

Nation from Lawlessness. 1278

Recent Communal Riots. A Report. 633

Recession and Resistance. Report to All India Trade Union Congress, General Council. 789

Recognise German Democratic Republic Now! 378

Recommendations of the Streamline Committee. 178

Referendum Announced. 2137 Referendum•Announcement of

Results. Speech by Chief Election Commissbner Justice S. A. Nusrat. 2136

Referendum•People's Historic Decision in Favour of Nizam-i- Islam. Address to Nation President General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2142

Referendum•Step towards Islamic Democracy. Articles from National Newspapers. 2138

Reforms in the Balance! A Survey of the Situation in India. 881

Refugees First. 1624 Release Long-Term Political

Prisoners! 324 Religion Is Love, Unity Is

Strength. 1398 Reorganization of States in India

with Particular Reference to the Formation of Maharashtra. Being the Memorandum Submitted by the Samyukta Maharashtra Parishad to the States Reorganization Commission. 1100

Replies to Charges. Kashmir Conspiracy Case Trial Series- 1.1849

Reply to Charges against Left Front Government, West Bengal, A. 1534

Report and Resolution on Organisation. Adopted by the Salkia Plenum, December 27-31,1978.489

Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. 455

Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New'Delhi, April 18 to 22, 1988.459


Report and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, October 12 to 15, 1988.464

Report and Resolutions. National Council of the Communist Party of India. 404

Report at Coimbatore, 26th Session, January 6-12, Coimbatore. 786

Report of Sub-Committee on Democracy and Socialism. 150

Report of the Agricultural Production Sub-Committee. 115

Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Police Firing at Ramanagaram. 1424

Report of the Committee (Appointed by the Congress President), on Land Reforms. The Congress Working Committee Descisions. 217

Report of the Committee on Electoral Reform. Report of the Committee Appointed by Mr. Jayaprakash Narayan on Behalf of the Citizens for Democracy. 1277

Report of the Committee on Election Expenses. Appointed by Citizens for Democracy on the Suggestion of Shri Jayaprakash Narayan. 1302

Report of the Committee of the Congress Party in Parliament. 125

Report of the Congress Village Panchayat Committee. 73

Report of the Congress Planning Sub-Committee. 117,120, 125 A

Report of the Constructive Work Committee. 91

Report of the Constructive Workers' Conference, Amritsar, February 7,1956. 100

Report of the Economic Programme Committee. 25

Report of the Five Man Committee. (Appointed by the Congress President in Pursuance of the Resolution oftheAJ.C.C.). 149

Report of the Fourth National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party Held at Poona (Maharashtra). 551

Report of the General Secretary, Indian National Congress, March 1939 to February 1940.10

Report of the General Secretaries (December 1975 to December 1983). 244

192

Title Index

Report of the General Secretary to the Betul Convention of the Praja Socialist Party. 531

Report of the Land Reform Committee. (Approved by U.P.C.C). 68

Report of the Special Committee, Karnataka Legislative Assembly. 1641

Report of the Sub-Committee Appointed by the Executive Committee of the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee to Enquire into the Working of the Congress Organisation in Gujarat. 104

Report of the Working Group. 690

Report of the Workshop on Elimination of Interest from Government Transactions. 2134

Report of the 5th National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. Silver Jubilee of the Socialist Movement in India. 553

Report of the 6th National Conference of the Praja Socialist Party. 571

Report on Ahmedabad. 1237, 1706

Report on Congress Constitution. (In Pursuance of the Decision Taken by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting Held in May 1959 at Delhi.). 118

Report on Congress Constitution. Submitted to the President Indian National Congress. (In Pursuance of the Decision Taken by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting Held in May 1959 at Delhi). 123

Report on Economic and Political Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Meeting in Calcutta, July 15 to 20, 1973.484

Report on International and National Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) at Its Meeting in New Delhi from February 4 Communist Party of India (Marxist). 510

Report on International and National Situation. Adopted by the Central Committee Meetings, July 4-6, 1986. 519

Report on Kashmir. 533 Report on Organisation. Adopted

by the 12th Congress of the Communist Party of India. Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, March 22-28, 1982.411

Report on Police Firings at Various Places in Bangalore City. (Notification No. HD 21 PCE 84, dated 21 st July, 1984). 1400

Report on Political Developments. (Adopted by the Central Committee Meeting, New Delhi, April 9- 12-1987). 523

Report on the Mini General Elections of May, 1982, A. 671

Report Presented by B. D. Khobragade, General Secretary, Republican Party of India. 762

Report to the All India Congress Committee. 86

Report. 2nd National Convention against Communalism. 1699

Reports and Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, September 17 to 20,1983. 419

Repression on the Rural Poor in Andhra Pradesh. 1594

Republic of India. 26th January 1960.1175

Republican Party of India. Resolutions Passed in the 5th Conference of the Republican Party of India. 761

Repulse Assault on Public Sector. Documents of the Meeting of the Co-Ordination Committee of Public Sector Unions held at Durgapur on March 28-29, Centre of India Trade Union. 832

Reservation and Janata Party. 651

Resolution•Lawlessness in the Punjab, Environment- Ecology, Approach for Forthcoming Elections. 672

Resolution of Azad Kashmir Assembly about the Ahmadis, Its Background and Its Consequences. 1827

Resolution on Economic Policy and Programme Passed by the A.I.C.C. at Its Meeting in July 1969 in Bangalore. 173A

Resolution on Elections to State Assemblies. Press Release- Working Group Programme for the Organizational Elections. 688A

Resolution on Party Organisation. 298

Resolutions. (Adopted at the 24th Session of the I.N.T.U.C. held at Shimala on May 1 & 2, 1988). 818

Resolutions Adopted at the 171st Meeting of the Working Committee held at New Delhi January 23, 1983. 813

Resolutions Adopted by National Executive. National Executive Meeting. 702

Resolutions Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, January 20-23, 1985.444

Resolutions Adopted by the National Executive. 700

Resolutions Adopted by the National Council and National Executive of Lok Dal. 752

Resolutions Adopted by the National Executive. Resolutions Adopted by the Plenary Session. 692

193

Title Index

Resolutions Adopted by the 173rd Meeting of the Indian National Trade Union Congress Working Committee. 812

Resolutions and Documents. Adopted by the National Council, Communist Party of India. 396, 400

Resolutions: Budget and Economic Situation, Corruption, Call for South Asian Summit, Assault on Local Democracy. 682

Resolutions, National Executive, National Council. 684

Resolutions of the All India Muslim League from January 1944 to December 1946. 976

Resolutions of the All India Muslim League from October 1937 to December 1938. 879, 898

Resolutions of the Central Committee. Homage to Martyrs, Condolences, Political and Economic Situation, Certain Agrarian Issues, Chile, West Asia. 483

Resolutions of the Communist Party of India. Adopted at the Extraordinary Party Congress, Amritsar, April 1958. 315

Resolutions of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. 393

Resolutions of the National Council of the Communist Party of India. For Party Members Only. 346

Resolutions of Utkal Pradesh Congress Committee on S.R.C. Report. 277

Resolutions on Foreign Policy 1947-57.105

Resolutions on States Reorganisation 1920-1956. 95

Resolutions Passed by the Working Committee. 78

Resolutions•Reservation Policy, Economic Situation, Nuclear Bomb, Internal Situation. National Executive Meeting. 691

Resolutions•Statement on International Situation. 674

Resolutions•Statement on the Current International Situation, Economic Situation, Political Situation. 676

Resolutions•168th Meeting of the Working Committee Held at New Delhi, 1982.808

Restoring Normalcy in Punjab. 1389

Resurgent India at the Crossroads. 1946 in Review. 1036

Retrospect on Basic Democracies, October 1959- July 1964, A. 1989

Return of Displaced Persons• India Rejects U.N. Proposals. Pakistan Aide-Memoire to Secretary-General, 13th August 1971. 2018

Return of the Pindhari Raj. Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Lecture Series (Tenth Series 1981). 1330

Review. 82 Review of Political

Developments and Party Activities Since Eleventh Party Congress. Adopted by the 12th Congress of the Communist Party of India, Adhikari Nagar, Varanasi, Mar. 22-28, 1982.407

Review of the Second General Elections. 310

Review Report and Resolutions. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India. New Delhi, 1 April to 5 April 1983. 414

Revised 20-Point Programme. 254

Revitalising Congress. Recent Speeches and Writings of Indira Gandhi. 170,1238

Revitalising the Organisation. Delhi Camp Tract III. 550

Revival of Islamic Values in Pakistan. 2094

Revolt in Telangana, The. 1635 Revolt of the Warlis. 852 Right of Private Property, The.

2070

Right Reaction Bids for Power. 377

Rights of Minorities under the Indian Constitution. 1486

Rights of 75 Million People of Bangla Desh to Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness. 2227

R.I.N. Strike, The. 1009 Rising Attacks•Growing

Struggles! 823 Road to Understanding, The.

1906 Role of Communists in Defence

of Parliamentary Democracy, The. 436

Role of Culture in Democratic States. 1124

Role of Education in Development. 1322

Role of Free Enterprise in the Second Plan. 1439

Role of Press In Society• Annual Dinner of All Pakistan Newspapers Society. 2109

Role of Stalin as the C.P.I.(M.) Views It. (A Collection of Documents). 524

Role of the Academic Community in the Promotion of National Values. 1285

Role of the Communists in the Struggle for Linguistic States. 445

Rules and Regulations Indo- American Union, 1936. 888

Rules of Janata Party. (Under Articles of the Constitution). 655

R.S.S.S.•A Danger to Democracy. 1692

R.S.S.S.: A Descriptive Study. 1718

R.S.S.S. and Culture. 1678 R.S.S.S. and Democracy. 1677,

1684 R.S.S.S. and Jana Sangh. A

Menace to the Unity, Integrity, Secular Democratic Set-up and Progress of Our Motherland. 370

R.S.S.S. and Kashmir. 1679, 1755

R.S.S.S. and Politics. 1714

194

Title Index

R.S.S.S. Anti-Nation Conspiracy. 1685,1753

R.S.S.S. Harijans and Jana Sangh. 1667,1686

R.S.S.S. Hitler's Heirs. An Exposition of the Para-Military Fascist Character of R.S.S.S. 1748

R.S.S.S. How It Functions. 1665, 1752

R.S.S.S. Is it a Cultural Organisation? 1676

R.S.S.S. Is K a Political Organisation? 1670,1683

R.S.S.S. Jana Sangh•An Inside View. 1738

R.S.S.S. Minorities and Jana Sangh. 1674

R.S.S.S. Policy on Punjabi Suba. 1666,1682,1742

R.S.S.S. (Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh). 1625

R.S.S.S. Resolves. Full Text of Resolutions From 1950 to 1983.1355

R.S.S.S. Shadow Over Benaras Hindu University. 1696

R.S.S.S. Vis-á-Vis the Black Act. 1262

R.S.S.S. Vis-á-Vis Punjab Problem. 1170

Rules of the Indian National Congress. Framed under Article XVIII(f)(i) and other Articles of the Constitution. 169

Rural Development through Self- Help. 1144

Russia-Pak Axis against India. 2240

Russian Hand in Punjab. 1396

S. A. Dange on Mundhra Affair. Speech in Parliament. 1150

S. A. Dange on Mundhra Affair. Speech in Parliament on Chagla Report. 781

Sacrilege of Al-Aqsa Mosque- Solidarity Day in Pakistan. 2111

Sadr Blossoms in the Desert. Saharawi People Fight for Freedom. 457

Sahakari Samaj. 143

Salkia Plenum Decisions and After. 518

Salvation or Surrender. IMF and the Third World. 1361

Sampradayikta Virodhi Committee Introductory Reports. 1710

Samyukta Socialist Party Election Manifesto, 1971. For a New Transfer of Power for Equality-Based Development. 611

Sarvodaya and Communism. 1145

Sarvodaya and Democratic Socialism. 545

Sarvodaya and the Business Community. 1155

Satish Mukherjee•A Father of the Bengali Revolution. 1052

Satyagraha, Democracy and Gramdan. Talk with Vinobaji. 557

Save Civilisation, India Threatens It. Manifesto of the Hindustan Hamara Party. 1925

Save India. 1580 Save Punjab Save India. 427 Save the Amu! 495 Scheduled Caste's Struggle for

Emancipation in South India. 868

School Agitation in Kerala, The. 1551

School Agitation in Kerala, The. 1565

Science and Technology. 258 Scientific and Industrial

Research Objectives and Achievements of C.S.I.R. 1287

Second Five-Year Plan, Targets and Achievements. 1996

Second General Election in Sholapur, The. 1127

Second Left Front Government: The Programme. 1540

Second Plan•A Socialist Appraisal. 1114

Secretary's Report for the Period 17th January, 1944 to 6th October, 1945 and the Financial Statement Presented to the E. 12

Secularism and Communalism. 1722

Secularism Meets the Challenge of Communalism. 179

Setf-Employed Peasants and Tribal People. A Saga of Rangaji's Life-Long Fight for the Protection and Welfare of Agricultural Toilers and Tribal People. 1375

Self Government for India. Demanded by the Indian National Congress and the All-India Moslem League. 871

Self-Reliance in Defence. 268 Separate Telangana•A Suicidal

Slogan. 1588 Separation of Judiciary under the

Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 2041

Separatist Muslim Politics. (A Case Study of the Experiment in U.P.). 1737

September Struggle•A Review, The. Review Report, Report of the Central Secretary and Proceedings of C.E.C. Meetings and of Joint Meetings of All India Kisan Sabha. 859

Seva Dal Manual No.1. 29 Seva Dal Manual. No. 4. 32 Seva Dal Manual: Training

Camps. 42 Seventh Congress of the

Comintern and India's Struggle for Democracy and Freedom. 353

Shame of Free India, The. A Study of the Social and Economic Disabilities of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. 329

Sheikh Abdullah and Other Political Prisoners! What Is Their Crime? 1811

Sheikh Hasina Urges People to Resist Military Junta. Ershad's Referendum: A Ploy to Legalise His Martial Law Regime. 1875

Sheikh Mujib. Preliminary Report of the Commission of Enquiry. 1873

195

Title Index

Shiv Sena and the Bombay Riots. 368

Shiv Sena Menace. 1758 Shiv Sena Phenomenon, The.

1708 Short History of the Communist

Party of Indonesia, A. 301 Shri S. Nijalingappa. A Profile.

1653 Sikh Holocaust•Who Are the

Guilty? Report of a Joint Inquiry into the Causes and Impact of the Riots in Delhi from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1984. 1395

Sikh Problem and Its Solution• An Elucidation. 1088,1110

Sikhs and the Republic Day. "Sikhs Will Live and Die for India." 1086

Sikhs Demand Their Homeland, The. 1477

Sikhs in Action, The. 1061 Simla Agreement•A New

Milestone. Prime Minister's Speech in Rajya Sabha. 2231

Simla Agreement. Debates in Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha. Replies by the Prime Minister and the Minister of External Affairs. 2230

Sinners of Sind, The. Being a Brief Report on the Bureaucratic Bungling and Unconstitutional Ministry- making in Sind, February 1946.19

Situation in Afganistan• Implications for International Peace. 4th U.N. Resolution- Call For Total Withdrawal of Foreign Troops. 2105

Situation in Kerala, The. A Rejoinder to the Pamphlet The True Picture of the Situation in Kerala," Published by the Kerala Government. 1564

Situation in Punjab, The. No Place for Terrorism and Violence in Resolving Disputes. 1630

Six Months of Congress (I) Ministry in Nagaland. 1661

Sixteen Months of Communist Rule in Kerala. A General Review. 1546

Sixth National Convention of Congress Forum for Socialist Action (New Delhi, Dec. 23- 24,1972). On Advancing the Role of the Public Sector to Attain Commanding Heights in the Economy. 210

Sixth Plan, The •A Critique. 1335

Sixty (60) Years of Congress. 13 Social and Religious Decay. 746 Social Change in India 1249 Social Change in India Since

Independence. 1204 Social Control Over Commercial

Banks. 1202 Social Development in the Third

Development Decade. 1326 Social Forestry Gaining Ground.

1529 Social Justice and Role of Law in

Islam. 2084,2178 Social Security. Labour College

(Sponsored by the Socialist Party, Bombay). 1487

Socialism. 1240 Socialism•An Ism That Has

Become a Wasm. 745 Socialism and Poverty. 1246 Socialism and Sarvodaya. 1089 Socialism Betrayed by Centre's

Economic Adventure. Prices of Food, Cloth, Drugs Shoot Up. 194

Socialism to Sarvodaya. 609 Socialist German State. Inspiring

Impressions. 382 Socialist Party Statement of

Principles and Programmes. 606

Socialist Unity and the Congress Socialist Party. 594

Socialist Unity, another Attempt Fails. 573

Socialistic Pattern of Society. 110

Socio-Economic Profile of Sind. 2148

Socio-Economic Programme. 653

Soldier Speaks, A. The Making of a Democratic Nation. 1872


Some Current Problems of Pakistan. 1945

Some Economic Problems of India. (Being Stray Thoughts and a Summary Review). 1174

Some Facts about India. Interviews with Lord Islington during November, 1916.873

Some Facts about Telegana and Andhra Pradesh. 1583

Some Issues of the Nation-Wide Struggle. 861

Some Lessons of a Decade of Planning. 1182

Some Memorable Letters on August Revolution. 1032

Some Questions and Answers on Kashmir. 1801

Some Reflections on the Food Problem in India. 1200

Some Requisites for Better Understanding between the East and the West. 993

Some Speeches of Dr. Tulsi Giri, Chairman: Council of Ministers. 1988

South India Looks Ahead. 988 Souvenir Swatantra Party

General Council•Baroda, 6th November 1971. 743

Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan•World Press Reaction. 2086


Special P.S.P. Convention, Nagpur. Suggestions Received from State Executives. 534

Spectre of Lawlessness in Kerala, The. 1547

Speech by B. K. Gaikwad, President, Republican Party of India. On the Occasion of the 5th Session of the R.P.I. Held at Delhi on 1st May, 1966.763

Speech Delivered by Mr. M. A. Jinnah on the 19th of November, 1940 in the Legislative Assembly. 907

196

Title Index

Speech Delivered by the Honor'ble Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan. At the First Session of the Pakistan Muslim League Council Held on the 20th Feb. 1949 in the Khaliqdina Hall. 1919

Speech of Mr. Akhter Hameed Khan at the Third Women's Rally, Held on March 6,1966. 2011

Speech of Mr. B. G. Kher, Prime Minister of Bombay. On the Occasion of Inaugurating the All-India Social Workers' Conference at Sunderbai Hall, Bombay, on Thursday, the 6th November 1947.1608

Speech of Pakistan's President. 1960

Speech of Shri Ramakrishna Hedge, Chief Minister. Discussions with the 8th Finance Commission during Their Visit to Bangalore. 1640

Speech of the Hon'ble Finance Minister on the Budget of the Government of Pakistan for 1956-57.1951

Speech of the Honourable Mr. A. K. Brohi on the Motion for Consideration of the Report of the Basic Principles Committee. 1938

Speech on Basic Principles Committee Report. 1934

Speeches of T. T. Krishnamachari (Second Series). 1140

Spirit and Mission of India (Compilation from Sri Aurobindo's Writings). Sri Aurobindo's Action No. 21. 1259

Spur to Sikh Youth, A. 1211 Sri Aurobindo and Bangla Desh.

1879 Sri Lanka's Minority Problem.

256 Stabler and Economically

Stronger India, A. 1410 Stars of the Leader. Who Leads

to Future India? (A Guide to the Voters). 992

State Enterprises. 1123 State Trading in Cement. 1440 Statement by Dr. B. C. Roy,

Chief Minister and Finance Minister. Budget 1954-55. 1519

Statement in Parliament. 1787 Statement of Facts on Gilgit

Hunza Nagar, Yasin Ponial Chitral, Skardu. 1822

Statement of Policy. 536,1452 Statement of Policy. Adopted by

the All India Conference of the Communist Party of India. 466

Statement of the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Malik Firoz Khan Noon, to the Security Council of the United Nations on the India-Pakistan Question on January 30, 1957.1953

Statement on Economic Situation. An Approach Paper on Tribal Problems. 681

Statement on Foreign Relations and Defence. 1954,1958

Statement on the I.M.F. Loan, Review of Political Situation, Subversion of Electoral Process. War on Corruption, Election Demand in Kerala. 667

Statements by Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India in Parliament on Sri Lanka Situation. 1365

Statements on Centre-States Relations. Released at Srinagar on October 8,1983. 1535

States Reorganisation and the Socialist Party. 604

Steps in Village Adoption. Practical Guidelines with a Case Study. 1401

Steps towards Dynamic Growth. 657

Sterling Balances Betrayal, The. Sordid Story of Their Accumulation. Shameful Surrender of Our Interests by the Chetty-Cripps Agreements. 290

Stop Reagan: Save World from Nuclear Holocaust. 410

Storm Over Bombay. 1147 Story of an R.S.S.S. Worker.

1723 Story of Blood and Tears. Heart

Rending Story of Jana Sanghi Barbarities Perpetrated on the Satnamis of Madhya Pradesh. 1693

Story of Kashmir, 1947-65. 2003 Story of Kashmir, The. 1788 Strategy for Socialism. 587 Strategy of Planned

Development. Prime Minister Speaks-76.1367

Strengthen United Action. 780 Struggle for Charter of Demands.

835 Struggle in Kerala, The. 1554 Struggle of the Surma Valley

Peasantry. 856 Student's Federation of India.

Programme and Constitution. 1348

Study of the Communist Movement in Kashmir, A. 1814

Studying Nehru. (Text of Speech Delivered at the Inauguration of Nehru Study Forum). 222

Subjects Committee Meetings. 151

Summary of Supreme Court Judgement. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Others vs. the State. 2083

Supremacy of Shariah to Be Established•President General Mohammad Zia-ul- Haq at Motamar Al-Alam Al- Islami's Dinner. 2146

Survey of the Working of the U.P. Government. (Being a Report to the U.P. Congress Committee). 77

Survey of the World Communist Parties, A. 1241

Swadeshi Plan. 16th All India Session. 641

Swatantra Alternative to the Third Plan. Speeches in Parliament. 722

Swatantra Party Collection of Comments. 716

197

Title Index

Swatantra Party Constitution. As Amended on October 5, 1968 by the 5th National Convention in Bhubaneswar. 740

Swatantra Party Election Manifesto, Assembly Elections, March, 1972. 744

Swatantra Party Members of the General Council. 747

Swatantra Party Mid-Term Report. Adopted by the General Council of the Swatantra Party on November 15-16, 1969.741

Swatantra Party National Convention. Inaugural Speech. 726

Swatantra Party National Executive Resolutions. 729

Swatantra Party Preparatory Convention. 712

Swatantra Party. Statement of Principles. 711

Swatantra Speaks to the Poor. For This We Stand: I. 750

Syed Mir Qasim in Ladakh. Achievements and Aspirations. 1826

Syndicate Unmasked. 199

Tale of Two Villages, A. (A Spot Study of Nonari and Sajni Riots in U.P.). 1735

Tashkent Spirit, The. India's Banner for Today, Mankind's New Charter. 351

Task before Us and Other Resolutions. 552

Task before Us, The. Iqbal Day Address. 1935

Task of National Integration, The. 1673,1744

Tasks for the Eighties and a Report on the Seventies. Institute of Social Change and Social Welfare. 1317

Tasks of Social Democracy in Asia. 564

Tasks of the C.P.I, on the Working Class Front. Adopted by the National Council of the Communist Party of India, New Delhi, 17-20 September 1983.416

Tasks on the Kisan Front. Resolutions of the Central Committee. 476

Tasks on the Trade Union Front. Document Adopted by the Central Committee at Its Meeting in New Delhi, September 10-16, 1983. 509

Tasks on the Trade Union Front. Resolution of the Central Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist). 477

Taxes, Taxes, Taxes. The Swatantra View. 725

Tebhaga Struggle of Bengal. 853 Telangana•A Challenge of the

Masses. 1636 Telangana•An Economic

Problem. 1637 Telengana Tangle. The

Communist Approach. 372 Tempest in Kerala. 1569 Text Books of Kerala. 1544 Text of Message Sent by the

State Government of West Bengal to Home Ministry, Government of India, Containing a Gist of Discussions of Shri Jyoti Basu, Chief Minister of West Bengal, with Acharya Vinoba Bhave on 18th April, 1979, at Paunar. 1524

Text of Resolutions. 173 Text of Resolutions Adopted and

Note Discussed at the A.I.C.C. Meeting, Delhi, June 1 and 2, 1972.220

Text of Resolutions and Statement on Economic Policy Adopted at the 74th Plenary Session. Indian National Congress, Bidhan Nagar, Calcutta. (December 28-29, 1972). 207,218

Text of Resolutions on i) Communal Situation ii) Political Situation and iii) Foreign Policy. Adopted at the A.I.C.C. Meeting, New Delhi, June 13-15,1970. All India Congress Committee. 186

Text of Resolutions on I). Distribution System for Essential Commodities and II). Economic Policy. Adopted at the A.I.C.C. Meeting Gandhinagar (Gujarat), October 9 and 10, 1972. 221

Text of Resolutions. Passed at the All India Congress Committee Meeting Dated New Delhi, April 3 and 4, 1971.192

Text of Speech. At All India Conference of Peace and Solidarity, Calcutta, Sept. 20, 1972.215

There Is No Magic in the Words, "Public Enterprise." 1186

They Came to Kashmir. 1855 They Massacre Sikhs. A White

Paper by the Sikh Religious Parliament. 1301

Think It Over! What the Enemy Says to India What the Enemy Wants from India What the Enemy Intends for India. 939

Third Conference of Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Union. 774

Third Elections•Communist Challenge. 322

Third World Punjabi Conference, Dec. 23-29, Delhi- Chandigarh. Contemporary Scene. 1633

Thirty Days of National Discipline. 1283

Thirty-five Years of Indian National Trade Union Congress, 1947-1982. 810

This Is Pakistan. 1891 This Land of Pakistan. 1904 This Poor Man Prefers

Swatantra. For This We Stand: II. 749

This War•Why Should the Punjab Take a Hand in It? 904

198

Title Index

Thoughts on Tasks: Present and Future. 216

Threats to Liberty. 1370 Threats Will Not Cow Us Down.

1251 Three Decades of Progress. 265 Three Faces of Pakistan. 1835 Three Years. Bombay's Progress

193&-1942.1607 Tibet. 556, 2202 Time Bomb in Asia. 1977 Timo for a Change. 721 Tip of the Iceberg. The Story of

Three Scandals, The. 698 To All Fighters for Freedom. 957 To All Fighters for Freedom.

Famous Second Letter during August Revolution. 1029

To America. 1773 To My Countrymen•My

Defence. 1017 To Prosperity through Freedom.

The Swatantra Party's Siatement of Policy. 719, 1976

To Prosperity through Freedom. 709

To the Workers and Peasants of India. Manifesto of the Fourth International. 921

Too Much Politics, Too Little Citizenship. Rajaji Birthday Lecture, 1968.1229

Torture and Murder in Zia's Bangladesh. 1869

Towards a Better Educational System. Two Years' Endeavour of Kerala Government. 1550

Towards a Co-operative Socialist Commonwealth. 1126

Towards a Fuller Life for Everybody. Shrimati Indira Gandhi's Inaugural and Concluding Speeches at the Congress Leaders' Conference on 13, 14 May, 1972.208

Towards a Mass Communist Party. 313

Towards a New Polity. Election Manifesto, Lok Sabha Election, 1984.683

Towards a New Social Order. India on the March. 1132

Towards a New Synthesis in Civilisation. 1325

Towards a People's Navy. 284 Towards a World State. 598 Towards All India Action

Programme. Proceedings, General Secretary's Report and Resolutions of the CKC & AIKC meetings Cuttack (Orissa) 24-26 April. 860

Towards Better Understanding. 1081,2186

Towards Consolidation. Two Years of the Revolutionary Government in Pakistan. 1961

Towards Doom? Swatantra Series-1.715

Towards Industrial Progress. 1572

Towards Progress. 1573 Towards Socialist Thinking in

Congress. 133 Towards Socialist

Transformation. Election Manifesto, 1971.588

Trade Unions against Multinational Companies, The. 794

Tragedy of Tibet, The. 2199 Training Administrators under

Nizam-a-Mustafa. 2064 Transport. Achievement Series:

6.148 Transport Bottleneck, The. I-

Another Tragic Tale. 1116 Trap of Words, The. 924 Travel Abroad-Frontier

Formalities. Passports and Visas, Customs, Formalities and Allowances, Health Regulations, Currency Regulations, Concessions. 2124

Treatment of Indians in South Africa. Recent Developments. 1018

Trends in India's Public Finance. A Memorandum Submitted to the Fifth Finance Commission•1968.1227

Trials of Our Democracy, The. 1137,1654

Tribal, My Brother, The. 1363

Tribal Unrest. Whom to Blame? 1312

Tribute to Indira Gandhi. Address. 1394

Tripartite Accord-PPP-NAP^JUl, March 6,1972, The. Basic Documents and Background Material. 2033

Tripura Faces Semi Fascist Terror. 4 Months under Congress (l)-T.U.J.S. Regime. 527

True Picture of the Situation in Kerala. 1545

Truth about Kashmir. 1763,1790 Truth and Travesty. R.S.S.S.

Vis-á-Vis Gandhi Murder. A Myth Exploded. 1273

Try to Understand the Problems and Sentiments of Indian Muslims. A Pre-Requisite for Peaceful Co-existence. 1314

Tunisia. 102 Turning Point, The. New

Program for Economic Progress. 1281

Twelve Months of War in Kashmir. 1760

Twenty-Eight Months in Kerala. A Retrospect. 321

Twenty Point Economic Programme, and Arunachal. 1295

Twenty Years of Freedom. 1214 Twin Challenge before People.

528 Two Exclusive Interviews. Prime

Minister Indira Gandhi on Questions Facing India and the World. 224

Two Poles of Developmental Planning. 1443

Two Systems. A Balance Sheet. 307

Two T.U. Conferences, The. Documents-Speeches- Declarations. 791

Two Years of the Praja Socialist Party. 535

u Umma-Oriented Foreign Policy

under Nizam-a-Mustafa. 2066 U.N. Assembly Session. 2221 U.N. Press Views Kashmir. 1820

199

Title Index

U.N. Woman's Development Decade•Its Relevance to Pakistan. 2074

U.N.'s Call-Total Withdrawal from Afghanistan. Pakistan Foreign Affairs Advisor's Address. 2091

Unanimous Vote of Confidence in Bakshi Government. 1807

Understanding Pakistan. 1994 Undertakings Undertaken.

President Ayub Khan's Election Manifesto, Section Entitled "I Undertake." 2001

Unending Trail, The. 1128 Unfinished Battle. A Short

Biography of P. D. Saggi. 1090

Union Budget, 1971-72, The. 1252

Union Budget, 1972-1973, The. 1267

United India and World Peace. 1042

United Nations in Pakistan. 2127 United We Fall. 1418 United We Stand. 1590 Unity against Fascism. 946 Unity of India, The. 1517 Universal Foundation of

Gandhi's Religion. 1715 Unrest under British Rule in

Bihar, 1831-1859.1648 Untouchability•A Challenge.

The Right Approach. 1274 Untouchables of India, The. The

Report No. 26 of the Minority Rights Group, London. 1386

Untruths Exposed: India-West Asia Tangle. 2244

Unwanted President's Rule in Orissa, The. 1180

U.S. Build-up of Pakistan's Military Might and Designs to Encircle India. Why Atal Behari Vajpayee and Charan Singh Are Dismissing This Threat to India? 2242

U.S. Fifth Resolution•Situation in Afghanistan. U.N. Call for Removal of Foreign Troops. 2104

V Valedictory Address. 176 Verdict of India, The. 869 Victory. Whose? 981 Village Manifesto, The. 1451 Village Panchayats in Madras

State. 1115 Vinoba Bhave on World Peace.

1489 Violation of Democratic Rights in

West Bengal since Independence. 1412

Violence in Tripura. 1649 Vishva Hindu Parishad. The

H.S.S. Broad Outfit for Spreading Militant Aggressive Hindu Communal Poison. 420

Vision of Nehru, The. 209 Visit to Punjab. 1634 Visit to Turkey•Addresses and

Speeches, 29 August-3 September, 1983.2120

Visva-Bharati Cheena-Bhavana and the Sino-lndian Cultural Society, The. 2182

Vital Importance of 20-Point Programme. Prime Minister Speaks-70.1366

Vital International Issues. Palestine, Namibia, Grenada, Central America, Cyprus. 257

Voice of the Autumn Leaf, The. 959

Voice of the People, The. 727 Voice of Young Goa, The.

Convention of Goan Students. 1606

Voices against Barbarity. 2021 Volunteer Organisation. Being a

Collection of the Resolutions Passed by the Congress, A.I.C.C. and Working Committee since 1917. 37

Vote and Women. 1655 Vote Congress. Backward

Classes. 45 Vote Congress. Communications.

49 Vote Congress. Congress and

the Welfare State. 53 Vote Congress. Congress

Ministries at Work. 61 Vote Congress. Cottage

Industries. 57 Vote Congress. Defence. 47

Vote Congress. Food and Clothing. 52

Vote Congress. India's River Valley Projects. 59

Vote Congress. Integration of States. 54

Vote Congress. Linguistic States. 58

Vote Congress. New Townships. 56

Vote Congress. Our Foreign Policy. 55

Vote Congress. Our Industrial Policy. 48

Vote Congress. Our Land Policy. 51

Vote Congress. Our Programme. 62

Vote Congress. Our Railways. 60

Vote Congress. Our Work for Labour. 50

Vote Congress. Rehabilitation of Displaced Persons. 46

Vote Congress. Scientific Research. 63

Voter's Voice. 1142

w Wages and Income Policy. What

It Means to the Working Class. 824

Wages, Rights and T.U. Unity. 797

Wages since Independence. 336 Wanted: A National Foreign

Policy. 632, 634 War Hysteria and Civil Liberties.

Papers Presented at a Seminar Organized by C.P.D.R. 1354

War, The. Three Letters to Gandhiji. 997

War! Problem of India's Future Constitution!! What Muslim India and Its Leader Mr. M. A. Jinnah'Think. 909

Warning Ignored, The. 579 Warning to the Hindus. 1369 Way Out, The. 972 Way Out, The. Being the

Diagnosis of the Economic Malaise Afflicting the Country and the Cure Suggested by the Socialist Party. 595

200

Title Index

We Accuse the Indian National Trade Unbn Congress. 1074

We Build for Socialism. Platform of the Socialist Party. 599

We Protest Government Decision to Extend Consular Relations with East Germany. 2224

Wealth and Expenditure Taxes• Their Effect on the Indian Economy and the Common Man. 1149

Welfare of Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes. 1617

West Bengal Marches on an Untravelled Path. 514

West Bengal Reports of C.P.I.(M.) and Its Various Frontal Activities, (1982- 1985). 517

West Pakistan as One Unit. 1940 West Pakistan Unit, The. 1918,

2157 What Ails Our Democracy? First

M. Srinivasa lyengar Memorial Lecture. 1224

What Congress Fights for. Being the Election Manifesto of the Indian National Congress, 1945-46.14

What Congress Stands for. Election Manifesto. 41

What Congress Stands for. Seeks the Mandate of the Nation to Work for a Social Order Based on Freedom and Justice. 282

What Gandhi Is Teaching the World. 940

What Happened after Gandhi's Arrest. 941

What Happened in Kerala. Review of the 30 Months of Namboodiripad Government. 364,1576

What India Wants. 1472 What Is Behind the Assault on

Democratic Rights. 1511 What Is Going on? 2072 What Is Going to Happen in

Assam? 1600 What Is Happening in Kerala?

607 What Makes Japan Tick: Some

Lessons for India. 1430

What Next after the Indian Moshe Dayan? 2068

What Next? Can India Be United? 985

What Others Say about Us. 1264 What Peking Keeps Silent about.

What Mao Said Earlier but Contradicts Today. 387

What the A.I.K.S. Stands for. 851 What's Wrong with the Third

Plan? 717 When Will Atrocities on Harijans

Stop? 1431 Where Do We Stand Today?

(Bangla Desh Issue). 2225 White Paper Examined, The. 951 White Paper on Indian

Constitution, 1946. (With Elucidation by the Cabinet Mission, and Correspondence between the Mission, Congress and the League). 1005

White Paper on Jammu and Kashmir. 1782

Whither Backward Classes? 1352

Whither Geneva Conventions? 2039

Whither India? After Nehru What? And Some Little Glimmers of Hope. 1493

Whither India? The Crisis in Indian Nationalism. 1465

Whither Indian Polity? Maladies and Remedies. Memorandum Submitted to Sarkaria Commission on Centre-State Relations. 1484

Whither Mohajirs? From the Pen of a Mohajir. 2032

Who Fought for India's Freedom? 424

Who Is Outdated? German Socialists Echo Swatantra. 714

Who Is the Greatest Man in the World Today? 875

Who Killed Upadhyaya? 636 Who Pays for Our Plans? An

Analysis of Congress Taxation Policy. 327

Who Really Aids India, U.S.A. or U.S.S.R.? A Study in Contrast of Economic Assistance. 386

Who's to Hold That Price Line? 707

Why Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh? 772

Why Bi-Lingual or Zonal States Are Not Desirable. 1611

Why Communists? Popular Election Guides. 465

Why Emergency? 1292 Why Famine in India? 960 Why Godse Killed Gandhi? 1357 Why Hindu Rashtra? 1188 Why I Took to Politics. 730 Why India Is Heart and Soul with

Great Britian. 865 Why Ranga Resigns? 1169 Why Reservation? For S.C.'s,

S.T.'s and O.B.C.'s. 1385 Why Swatantra? 748 Why Swatantra Supports

Tashkent Agreement? For This We Stand -III. 723

Why the Ex-Communist Movement. 1570

Why The Exodus from Sind? (Being a Brief Resume of Conditions Responsible for Exodus of Hindus, Sikhs and Harijans from Sind). 1006

Why the National Revolutionaries Became Communists? 439

Why the Ultra-'left" Deviation? 475

Why This C.P.I.(M.) Pique against C.P.I.? 405

Why This Foreign Exchange Crisis? A Study of T. T. Krishnamachari's Import Trade Policy and Its Impact on Our Economy. 318

Why Women Should Vote Communist. 334

Will of Lok Sabha Was Flouted. Echoes from the People. 658

William Jennings Bryan on British Rule in India. (Secretary of State of the United States of America). 866

Winding Up of Foreign Policy Debate. 1956

Withdraw Industrial Relations Bill. United Voice of Indian Working Class. 802

201

Title Index

Woman's Wing of the Congress. 112

Women in Industry•Phase I. 2165

Women's Division. 1911 Workers Looted and Unions

Crushed. 777 World Communist Movement

1847-1876.397 World Opinion on Kashmir and

India's Reaction to It. No. 5. 1791

World Opinion on Kashmir. Graham Report and After. 1841

World Opinion on Kashmir. No. 1.1800




World Opinion on Kashmir. No. 8 1795



World Opinion on Kashmir. Rearrest of Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah. 1840

World Press on Chinese Aggression. 1482

World Press on Indian Elections. 1458

World Press on Sino-Pakistan Agreement. 1483

World Says "No" to Nuclear War. 421

World's Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, Our Beloved "Bapu." 1056

Youngest Punjab Canal Colony, The. 1621

Your Equipment. 773 Your Freedom in Peril•Defend

It Zealously. 196 Your Office. 770 Your Questions Answered

through Congress Election Manifesto. 185

Youth and Nation-Building. (Report of the A.I.C.C. Youth Training Camp, Sept. 24-30, 1955.). 88

Youth Congress: A Handbook. 99

z Zonal Divisions of India. 983 Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Inaugural

Address at International Seerat Conference, Rawalpindi, March 3, 1976. 2052

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Speech at Supreme Court Building of Islamabad, March 23, 1976. 2059

Wumencal Listings 3 Million Congress Members

Must Command the High Command. 1015

12 August, 1983, Plan Irrevocable•10th Session of Majlis-e-Shoora. 2135

19th Session, All India Women's Conference-Presidential Address. 1024

20 Point Programme in Gujarat. 1614

24th Congress of C.P.S.U. An Event of World Importance. 375

24th Conference of the All India KisanSabha(8th-11th November, 1982). General Secretary's Report. 847

27 Months of Service. Being a Brief Account of What the Congress Ministries Did July 1937-October 1939.901

29th Session of A.I.T.U.C. Report of the Secretariat. 799

34th Anniversary of Independence Day-Flag Hoisting, Ceremony Address by Près. Gen. Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq. 2095

47 India 68. 21 Years of Progress. 1234

50 Facts about India. 935

50th Anniversary of Jallianwala Bagh Martyrs, 6th to 13th April 1969, The. The Historic Tragedy Symbolises for Us the Values of: Communal Harmony-National Unity, Integrity and Solidarity. 1236

70 Soviet Years. A Salute to Great October! 456

75 Million People Ever Vigilant to Defend Every Inch of Bangladesh. 1867

1942 August Struggle and the Communist Party of India. 428

1974 Election Manifesto of the Nagaland Nationalist Organisation. 1660

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