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This day that year
Dissolution
Lahore, Tuesday, October 14, 1924 ALTHOUGH it has been generally known for some days that one of two things, either the resignation of Government or the dissolution of Parliament, was about to take place, few had anticipated until the event...
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THE RAILWAY CONFERENCE
Lahore, Sunday, October 12, 1984 ON another page will be found the text of the speech made by the Viceroy in opening the annual session of the Railway Conference Association in the Assembly Chamber at Simla on Thursday morning. In...
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Unity Day messages
Lahore, Saturday, October 11, 1924 THE Statesman of Calcutta has rendered a service to India by publishing special messages from the leaders of various communities in India as well as certain high officials, including the Viceroy and the Secretary of...
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Muslim educational conference
Lahore, Friday, October 10, 1924 THE presidential address delivered by Khan Bahadur Sheikh Abdul Qadir, Bar-at-Law, at the Muslim Provincial Educational Conference held at Campbellpur is a remarkable pronouncement in many respects. It not only sets forth clearly the educational...
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National thanksgiving day
Lahore, Thursday, October 9, 1924 UNDER the direction of Pandit Motilal Nehru, president of the Unity Conference, and the Working Committee of the Indian National Congress, October 8 was observed all over India as a day of national thanksgiving for...
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This day that year
End of a colossus
Chandigarh, Tuesday, October 8, 1974 THE great Krishna Menon is dead, but Menonism is not. It will live in the hearts of men and women living far and wide. His talent and brilliance were seldom questioned, though his temper and...
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A little plain-speaking
Lahore, Tuesday, October 7, 1924 IN a recent issue, the Pioneer did a little plain-speaking about “the rabid and unscrupulous campaign that is being carried on in many Indian journals against British officials for their inability to perform miracles and...
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A job half-finished
Lahore, Sunday, October 5, 1924 THE Unity Conference, which opened at Delhi on September 26, concluded its sittings on Thursday after a week’s deliberations. The problem that it had taken upon itself to solve was the most difficult and delicate...
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Resolutions of the Unity Conference
Lahore, Saturday, October 4, 1924 AS was to be expected, the resolutions of the Unity Conference on the subject of music at mosques, aarti and other kindred matters followed substantially the same lines as its resolution on cow slaughter. The...
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Cow slaughter
Lahore, Friday, October 3, 1924 IT is scarcely necessary to say that the resolution on cow slaughter, which was adopted by the Subject Committee of the Unity Conference after a discussion lasting over two days and numerous consultations, is essentially...
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