The British have had a good and close look at the other side of the moon. They have not liked what they have seen. But they are unable to turn their gaze away. It is not that they are fascinated by the horror of the goings on on the opulent … Read More
With some exceptions Indian representatives who come here speak in two voices. If the subject of discussion is Kashmir they assert quite unhesitatingly that the West, particularly the British Government, has always been prejudiced against us. If the subject is economic and military assistance they go to great lengths in … Read More
With the willing consent of Mr Harold Wilson, Mr Macmillan has put an end to further discussion of the Philby affair in the House of Commons. The newspapers have also been silent on this question mainly because they have nothing new to disclose. Most if not all the questions that … Read More
The Commonwealth Immigrants Act which aroused strong criticism of the British Government at the time of its enactment has now been in force for a whole year. It must be conceded that it has been applied in a humane and liberal way. In fact, it can be claimed that the … Read More
One of the by-products of the Profumo affair and the consequent demand for the resignation of the Prime Minister, Mr Macmillan, has been that probably for the first time the method of selecting the Conservative party leader has become the subject of discussion, debate and even recrimination. This is an … Read More
