Archives of Contemporary India

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Himmat Weekly Vol.XIV No.41
Journal
11 August 1978
Worldwide health priorities, Giving UP? Not Us! by Shahnaz Anklesaria, Romesh Thapar and Nayantara Sahgal on The Worldwide emphasis on human rights, A great lady lives again by R.M. Lala, India's space odyssey by B. Radhakrishna Rao, My Bhoodan experiences by Narayan Desai, Gap between ideal and reality, Chess champions or political pawns, A world split apart-I by Alexander Solzhenitsyan, A suggestion/The late Pope Paul by Rajmohan Gandhi
Health priorities; Human rights; India space odyssey; Political pawns; Rajmohan Gandhi; Alexander Solzhenitsyan; Narayan Desai; B. Radhakrishna Rao; R.M. Lala; Shahnaz Anklesaria
English
28 pp.
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Himmat Weekly Vol.XIV No.42
Journal
18 August 1978
Japan, China join in 'peace and friendship', Raj Narain's hand in Janata mess by Sanjoy Hazarika, Ten years since the "Prague Spring" by Richard Bath, Britain's National Front: A boil on the body politic, British race relations: Surface calm in northern cities by Michael Smith, A world split Apart-II by Alexander Solzhenitsyn, There should be legal ceiling on wedding expenses in India, Dangers of 'living in a dream world', Bombay University wakes up by Kalpana Sharma, An interesting experiment in the UP by Rajmohan Gandhi
Janata Mess; British race relations; legal Ceiling; Wedding expenses; Bombay University; Rajmohan Gandhi; Kalpana Sharma; Alexander Solzhenitsyn; Michael Smith; Richard Bath; Sanjoy Hazarika
English
28 pp.
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Himmat Weekly Vol.XIV No.43
Journal
25 August 1978
A terrible legacy for Palestine, Another peace effort fails by Sanjoy Hazarika, Madhu Limaye Interviewed: 'I want unity at any cost' by Neerja Chowdhury, Iran: The Shah's dilemma, A swing to the political right in America by Robert Webb, Namibia moves towards independence, A world split apart-III by Alexander Solzhenitsyn, The growing government: Taming the octopus by R.M. Lala, The temptation to become a bureaucrat by John S. Craig, Bureaucracy reflects national defects, Yamaguchi: The living god of karate, A flag's story by Rajmohan Gandhi
Shah dilemma; Political right; Bureaucrat; National defects; Yamaguchi; Rajmohan Gandhi; John S. Craig; R.M. Lala; Alexander Solzhenitsyn; Robert Webb; Neerja Chowdhury; Sanjoy Hazarika
English
32 pp.
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Himmat Weekly Vol.XIV No.44
Journal
1 September 1978
Anti-Defection deflected, Pakistan: perpetuation, not progress, Rumblings in Indira Congress by Sanjoy Hazarika, Political scandals disillusion Australians by Brian Lightowler, China's Balkan Flirtation ruffle the Russians by Hemen Ray, A new Constitution for Shri Lanka by Mohan Bhagwandas, Unrelieved criticism is discouraging by Shahnaz Anklesaria, Replacing the multinationals by Anil Agarwal, British ex-Premiers under the microscope, Private coaching classes are a blot on our education system, Morarji's next move? by Rajmohan Gandhi
Anti Defection; Indira Congress; Political scandals; Constitution; Multinationals; Education System; Rajmohan Gandhi; Anil Agarwal; Shahnaz Anklesaria; Mohan Bhagwandas; Hemen Ray; Brian Lightowler; Sanjoy Hazarika
English
28 pp.
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Himmat Weekly Vol.XIV No.45
Journal
8 September 1978
Wanted: a Rhodesian Kenyatta, 'Mr Vajpayee, will you force me to bribe?', A fitting memorial to Geeta and Sanjay, Crime in Delhi by Sanjoy Hazarika, Racisim at work in the world, Cambodia: Ruthless killing continues unabated, Australia's Aboriginals: Onslaught on pride, dignity and confidence by Sunanda K. Datta Ray, Pakistan helpless without Packerites, Bombay's Employment Exchanges: Waiting rooms for the unemployed by Shahnaz Anklesaria, Jobless for ten years, The pull of the rich world by Rajmohan Gandhi
Rhodesian Kenyatta; Racisim; Onslaught; Bombay employment; Rajmohan Gandhi; Shahnaz Anklesaria; Sunanda K. Datta Ray; Sanjoy Hazarika
English
28 pp.
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